Mauricio Pochettino reveals what he told Chelsea players in ‘another meeting’ after Aston Villa win

Mauricio Pochettino says he had another meeting with Chelsea players

Mauricio Pochettino reveals his meeting with players after the toxicity emerged from the media and fans following devastating defeats to Liverpool and Wolves.

The Argentine manager gave his pep talk to the players and asked his side to trust his process after a few reports revealed the players were showing a lack of confidence in the 51-year-old style of play.

But now that things have settled down, there is renewed optimism that everything will gradually return to normal after the 3-1 victory over the Lions. However, as football is an unpredictable sport where anything can happen, we cannot take this for granted.

However, the win will give some fresh air because we demonstrated the kind of performance people expected from this expensive squad, but it all comes down to the manager, how he sparked the confidence in them in a meeting with them and revealed what he said: (h/t Football.London),

“After the game, we had another meeting here now, and I told them, ‘Look, it’s about trust; it’s about energy; it’s about how you approach the game’’.

Pochettino shows his personality in the dressing room.

As a manager, Pochettino has plenty of experience, and he has a personality that can motivate players with his speech. After the defeat to Wolves, the Argentine manager certainly gave the talk to players because it was needed, and as a young squad, we need more from Pochettino to instill his vision in players.

He keeps saying this is a young squad, and they won’t always produce positive results. What matters is the fans’ backing, because once the players gain enough experience, we will certainly get the results we are starving for.

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We defeated the Villains, but if we lose the following game, the Argentine manager will once again come under fire. This should end right now, as the manager needs the faith and encouragement of the supporters to turn things around. His team is far too young and inexperienced for him. Time will tell us just how good this squad can get.