Full Mauricio Pochettino post-match interview after another defeat against Aston Villa.

 ​Mauricio Pochettino's Full Post-Aston Villa Press Conference:

Mauricio Pochettino on if the owners are disappointed with the recent form: "Of course they are disappointed, but they need to support the project." 

Mauricio Pochettino on Chelsea's lack of goals: "Work, trust in them, confidence. We have the squad we have; we need try to build the confidence and give them all of the support they need because they need to perform on the pitch." The performance is good, not excellent but we are missing goals. "I start tomorrow again to prepare the game for Wednesday and hope we can score Wednesday."

Mauricio Pochettino on Aston Villa defeat: "First half I think we deserved more. Second half we started on top of them but after red card the game changes."

Mauricio Pochettino on Malo Gusto's red card: "It was on front of me, but I didn't see it back. We need to trust the referee and VAR."

Mauricio Pochettino on Nicolas Jackson's yellow card: "We were talking, we need to grow up like a team. Nico is young and is feeling the Premier League. Football is about winning but players when they are young need to learn. That is why we feel disappointed. We have too many situations like this.""

Mauricio Pochettino: "Was good to see Broja after 9 or 10 months. He needs to build his confidence also. We are a young team in a process where they need to learn altogether. It is difficult to talk positives when you lose but I " think we need to. "We cannot hide, it is the situation that disappoints all.

Mauricio Pochettino: "We were a little bit unlucky. We block their shot and then it goes in. That happened, we need to accept the reality, but it was a little bit unlucky."

Mauricio Pochettino: "Our performances aren't bad. We need to keep believing."

Mauricio Pochettino:


"We need to be aware about what is going on but at the same time we need to be calm because the team is creating, the team is alive, the team is fighting in every single action. We cannot say that the players gave up after 70 minutes, they were fighting until the end with one player less. It’s just about working and hopefully we can change the situation as soon as possible."




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