Mauricio Pochettino: 'I want to feel the adrenaline again and fight for big things'

The Argentinian already looks settled at Stamford Bridge, which has seen enormous upheaval over the past 14 months.

SPURRED ON: Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino knows he has a big job on his hands. Photo credit: James Manning/PA Wire.

FOOTBALL management is often compared to a roller-coaster ride and the Chelsea job is arguably the most adrenaline-fuelled of them all, with massive highs and lows.

Just ask Thomas Tuchel, sacked within 16 months of making them European and World Champions, or Carlo Ancelotti who was dismissed a year after winning the double.