Chelsea head coach Mauricio Pochettino does not deserve uncertainty over future

When it was pointed to Mauricio Pochettino that he had led Chelsea to five successive wins to end the season, the manager quickly pointed out it was actually "five and a half". Pochettino knows that Chelsea's late display of consistency began at half-time against Aston Villa in April, when they recovered from 2-0 down to draw 2-2. Five wins in a row followed, propelling Chelsea into sixth and ensuring a return to European football. Despite guiding a youthful and injury-hit squad into Europe and a cup final, Chelsea continue to be linked with other clubs' managers.