The news about Chelsea and their coach Mauricio Pochettino has been buzzing lately. As a fan, I'm really concerned and curious about how the big ship of Chelsea will sail next. The pressure has been on since he took over at Chelsea, as neither the Blues fans nor the management are particularly known for their patience. The recent defeat in the Carabao Cup final has undoubtedly put more pressure on him, and the midweek FA Cup game was more like a lifeline, and if that straw was broken, Bo Shuai would have a hard time.
Judging by the newspapers, it will not be easy for Chelsea to find a suitable successor if Bosnier is sacked. It's not just a matter of one candidate, it's a question of trust and patience. Chelsea doesn't seem to be the place any big name coach wants to come to. Everybody is saying that if the boss leaves, there may be some top coaches who will consider whether to take the risk in this position twice.
As for the team, hey, none of the players who disappeared in overtime were brought by Bo Shuai. This makes people feel, is Bo Shuai a little wronged? Are these cards in his hand really what he wants? Now it seems that the so-called "predictions" that Mudryk or Enzo will be the best of the season feel a bit like a castle in the air.
At the end of the day, what Chelsea need most now is consistency and patience, but that seems to be what is lacking the most at the moment. If successive coach changes become the norm, how can this team expect consistent performances? Fans need more than just short-term wins, but long-term planning and success.
In such an environment, the future of Boshuai is full of uncertainty. Regardless, as fans, we hope that Chelsea can settle down and find their way as soon as possible. After all, for those of us who love this team, Chelsea's future will always be more important than any manager or player. Hopefully, the Blues will be able to get out of their predicament and show what they deserve on the pitch again.