Pochettino makes mind up about Mount’s Chelsea future

Mauricio Pochettino has made his mind up about Mason Mount’s Chelsea future. Meanwhile, ownership attempt to appease Blues fans at Stamford Bridge.

The incoming CFC head coach must have a stable, committed and competent foundation to build upon when he arrives. Forget about a transfer window or four over two years – there is quality to work on at Chelsea. Identifying which ‘stars’ to sell or keep becomes the main priority.

Pochettino shall already have an idea who should stay and who must go; bosses of this level of competence constantly daydream over their teams as a function like breathing or eating. One man who wears the badge with pride and shouldn’t be written off is Mount. When the Argentine joins, it appears the England international won’t depart, but will be key in the side. Read more here.

Chelsea ownership attempt to appease Blues fans at Stamford Bridge

When a successful business endures unforeseen hardship and difficulties, they must strive to retain their loyal clientele base. Rewarding and reassuring is part of the deal to keep buyers interested. I believe this law of commerce can be applied to the contemporary Chels’ outfit. Let me rephrase: using this particular practice is vital to CFC owners at present.

One way to ensure supporters are placated and conciliated would be via saving money, offers or gifts. And I suppose the token the Blues board have devised is a thrifty move. Todd Boehly and his associates have admitted that 2022/23 did not produced the desired results they aimed for, which is a paraphrase of the quote. Therefore the west London side are freezing general admission season ticket prices.

This will be the 12th successive campaign in which entry at the Bridge has not risen. It is claimed that the decision is an attempt by the proprietors to win over the faithful. It’ll take more than spending and gestures to realise that aim, as The Pride of London view the situation.