 Mauricio Pochettino understands why fans booed Chelsea off after drawing with Bournemouth, but says it will not affect the way he manages his team. Chelsea news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy Chelsea were held to a goalless draw at the Vitality on Sunday, against a side yet to win in the Premier League this season and one that they were largely expected to beat. It was a largely lacklustre performance from the Blues who squandered several great chances to score, with Pochettino critical of his full-backs, but praiseful of struggling star Mykhailo Mudryk. At the full-time whistle, away fans booed their team off the pitch, with frustration mounting after just one league win in their opening five games. 'We understand the fans because they want us to win every game,' defender Axel Disasi told Premier League Productions after the game. 'We are Chelsea, we are a great club, an ambitious club. We have to keep going and, together, we will get wins.' Asked about the jeers in his post-match press conference, Pochettino was a little less sympathetic, saying he and his side were doing the best they could under difficult circumstances. He said: 'I think the fans know if you invest the type of money people create in the media, okay, it is true, but this is expectation. If you don't win it is normal that the fans are not happy. But what i can tell the fans is the circumstance, that we cannot change, the reality we cannot change. 'We have too many players [out], of course we are a team that will be strong if we are all together. Even Manchester City, Arsenal, all the teams, with a normal circumstance with all the squad fit of course can compete for everything. 'Why is it different for us? Why? It is because of what? We don't have all the squad available from the beginning of the season. 'What can we do? For me I have nothing to say. The fans can do whatever they){kind=link}
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Mauricio Pochettino understands why fans booed Chelsea off after drawing with Bournemouth, but says it will not affect the way he manages his team.
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Chelsea were held to a goalless draw at the Vitality on Sunday, against a side yet to win in the Premier League this season and one that they were largely expected to beat.
It was a largely lacklustre performance from the Blues who squandered several great chances to score, with Pochettino critical of his full-backs, but praiseful of struggling star Mykhailo Mudryk.