Pochettino slams Madueke and Jackson after trying to steal Palmer's penalty

In this exclusive post-match interview, Mauricio Pochettino opens up about the unfortunate incident involving Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke during Chelsea's latest match against Everton. After a commanding 4-0 victory, a penalty squabble showcased a lack of professionalism that Pochettino vows to eradicate. Watch as the Chelsea manager expresses his disappointment and outlines his commitment to instilling a team-first ethos within the squad. He apologizes to fans worldwide and emphasizes the importance of collective success over individual achievements in a professional environment like Chelsea. Don't miss Pochettino's stern message about future conduct and the lessons he expects his young team to learn from this experience. Subscribe for more insights and reactions from inside the world of football.
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[@markdonovan1540]

A designated penalty is just that, Cole is designated to take penalties. So if he's on the pitch and not injured, he takes the penalty, end of.

[@glorioustrump245]

Thanks captain obvious

[@markdonovan1540]

@@glorioustrump245 No problem Field Marshall Trump

[@user-jg2hl9fs9m]

Jackson has lost my respect for that kindergarten FC moment!!!! Grow up both Jackson & Madeuke!!! Poch U better put them back in line🤔🤔🤨