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Last night in Los Angeles, Chelsea Chairman Todd Boli said he drew positives from his side's recent form in the Premier League.

Kaisedo brilliantly for Jackson, and there's number five.

You could really start to see what we were working on coming together.

So as the Chelsea project turned a corner under Dumruchio Pochitino,

and has he done enough to still be in charge next season?

I'm Ayahu Akim Alaro.

Welcome to the Athletic FC podcast.

Joining us today, we have our Chelsea writers Simon Johnson and Liam Toomey Simon let's start with you how clear is Muratio Pochitino's position as head coach

at Chelsea right now well the point is it's not clear it It's not clear to him. If you go by his press

conference comments recently, where he's said that he's not spoken to the owners for a few

months, that he kind of pointed the finger saying it's not just down to me. Other people

should be answering questions about what's going on at Chelsea. You could imply from his reaction to those questions that all is not well,

certainly in the Potitino sort of camp, that he's not very happy about being the only one

to answer for what's been going on at Chelsea.

And he feels that other people should also be held accountable.

So when you sort of hear a manager talking like this, it opens the door up sort of well,

you know, to sort of wonder that perhaps the future isn't as clear as Chelsea need it to be

because, of course, there's a transfer window coming and this is when a club

inevitably starts talking to other clubs or sort of making noises about sort of the players

they want to sign but if you don't know for sure if the manager's going to be there next season

then it leads to uncertainty but he's got one year left on his contract oxford for another

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