‘Difficult to understand’ Pochettino’s methods, according to a former Chelsea player

Again today, a former Chelsea player has questioned Mauricio Pochettino’s methods and decisions as Blues boss, criticizing Pochettino.

‘Difficult to understand’ Pochettino’s methods, according to a former Chelsea player

Many people, including fans, journalists, and even some former players (including some who were Chelsea players), have been critical of Pochettino recently.

‘Difficult to understand’ Pochettino’s methods, according to a former Chelsea player

William Gallas, a former Blues defender, is the most recent to get on board. Hearing from retired players, particularly those who have played for Chelsea, is always fascinating.

‘Difficult to understand’ Pochettino’s methods, according to a former Chelsea player

Plus, Gallas isn’t happy with Pochettino for playing players out of position, particularly at left back. Despite having a full roster of healthy players, the Argentine insists on playing center back Levi Colwill there instead of a real left back.

‘Difficult to understand’ Pochettino’s methods, according to a former Chelsea player

This behavior on the part of the management is puzzling to me, and I fail to comprehend why the players are acting in an inappropriate manner, according to Gallas. You should start your available left back if you have one on your team. On weekends, you’re expected to start the club’s top performers since they are the ones that the club pays to play. Regardless of how good or bad your left back is, you must still start them. It has been challenging to comprehend Pochettino’s tactics since you cannot play a right back at left back or a center back there.

As someone who believes that players should be given opportunities to showcase their skills and strengths on the field, I can sаy that I also agree with most of this. If you desire that kind of performance from your team, why wouldn’t you want it?

Playing them in their natural places will give them the greatest opportunity to give their all.