Gary Neville accuses Chelsea of being 'a multi-billion pound bottle job' and Pochettino hits back
Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool defeat Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea 1-0 to win the Carabao Cup.
At the end of the final, which was decided by a Virgil van Dijk goal in the 118th minute after the Blues had had several chances before extra time, Gary Neville He admitted that he had “no sympathy at all for Chelsea”, whom he described as “a million pounds (1.17 billion) of jobs”.
According to Gary Neville, manchester united legend turned TV analyst, Chelsea should have “shoved the ball down Liverpool's throats” (with injuries and a lot of youngsters in the team) in extra time.
Liverpool played bobby clark (19), James McConnell (19), Jayden Danns (18), Jarell Quansah (21) and Harvey Elliott (20) in extra time.
Mauricio Pochettino's response to Gary Neville
Mauricio Pochettino He did not hesitate to respond to the former Valencia Coach Gary Neville's review: “I didn't hear what he said, but if you compare the age of the two teams… I think it's similar.”
“I have a good relationship with Gary Neville. I respect his opinion, but he knows that the dynamics (of Liverpool and Chelsea) are completely different. “If he said that, I think it's not fair to talk that way,” said the Argentine coach.
In his speech after the defeat, Pochettino highlighted that “I feel proud. I am proud of the players, I think they made a great effort. We are a young team and there is nothing to compare with Liverpool just because they ended up with some young players. I think it's impossible to compare them.”
