It's a hotch Poch and everyone can sense it

BOSS SKATING ON THIN ICE AFTER WOEFUL RUN

- John Cross

MAURICIO POCHETTINO has strayed into dangerous territory and not just because Chelsea have slipped into the bottom half of the table.

Pochettino admitted after Sunday's 4-2 home defeat by Wolves their 10th Premier League loss of the season - that no one has been good enough, including himself.

"We're all responsible," the Chelsea head coach said. "At the moment we're not matching the history of the club."

Statements like those resonate in the boardroom and leave directors questioning whether they should stick with the manager.

It is an invitation for owner to decisive action open an take Pochettino probably feels safe with Chelsea in this month's Carabao Cup final, and having an FA Cup fourth-round replay at Aston Villa tomorrow night.