Thiago Silva's wife Belle Silva appeared to suggest that Mauricio Pochettino should be dismissed following Chelsea's 4-2 defeat to Wolves at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, February 4.
Despite three consecutive Premier League victories and reaching the Carabao Cup final, it seemed that there was some improvement under the former Tottenham manager.
However, a 4-1 humiliating defeat to Liverpool was followed by a damaging 4-2 loss to Wolves at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Cole Palmer had a strong start to life in West London, scoring the opening goal for the hosts on 19 minutes.
However, Wolves quickly gained control of the game with Matheus Cunha netting a hat-trick for the visitors and an own goal by Axel Disasi.
A late consolation goal by Thiago Silva reduced the deficit, but it was not enough to prevent the Blues from suffering their tenth Premier League defeat of the season.
Following the match, Belle Silva, the wife of Brazilian legendary defender Thiago Silva, took to social media to express her frustration.
Without mentioning names, she appeared to criticize the Blues manager and called for significant changes at the club.
She wrote in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter: "It's time to change," she wrote in a post on X. "If you wait any longer it will be too late."
Many Chelsea supporters took to the posts to express their solidarity with Belle's comments.
One of the supporters said: "Thank you for always speaking your mind."
Another added: "I prefer you to manage Chelsea!!!"
A third replied: "Get Pochettino out now."
A fourth responded: "Safe to assume this is also how Thiago Silva feels then."
While another supporter aimed a dig at her, asserting that her husband's incompetence cost Chelsea three goals against Wolves, saying: "Your husband has been at fault for 3 of the goals".
Last summer, Mauricio Pochettino replaced Graham Potter at Chelsea following Frank Lampard's stint as interim boss.
However, after just nine months at Stamford Bridge, Pochettino's record has been dismal, with 14 wins, 6 draws, and 11 losses. The Argentine boss is now under fire as a result.
Meanwhile, the under-fire Chelsea boss claimed earlier this week that despite Chelsea's recent struggles, his side would eventually come good, using Liverpool's mixed form during Jurgen Klopp's early tenure as an example.
He said, "In the third year of Liverpool, they came to Wembley. We were at Tottenham and beat them 4-1. Nobody said, 'Oh, it is the end of the world for Liverpool.' After that, look what happened for them: they won the Premier League, they won the Champions League. In the year four, it started to work."
The outcome of the Blues' FA Cup round 4 clash against Aston Villa on Wednesday, February 7th could be crucial in shaping Pochettino's future at Stamford Bridge.
Despite three consecutive Premier League victories and reaching the Carabao Cup final, it seemed that there was some improvement under the former Tottenham manager.
However, a 4-1 humiliating defeat to Liverpool was followed by a damaging 4-2 loss to Wolves at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Cole Palmer had a strong start to life in West London, scoring the opening goal for the hosts on 19 minutes.
However, Wolves quickly gained control of the game with Matheus Cunha netting a hat-trick for the visitors and an own goal by Axel Disasi.
A late consolation goal by Thiago Silva reduced the deficit, but it was not enough to prevent the Blues from suffering their tenth Premier League defeat of the season.
Following the match, Belle Silva, the wife of Brazilian legendary defender Thiago Silva, took to social media to express her frustration.
Without mentioning names, she appeared to criticize the Blues manager and called for significant changes at the club.
She wrote in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter: "It's time to change," she wrote in a post on X. "If you wait any longer it will be too late."
Many Chelsea supporters took to the posts to express their solidarity with Belle's comments.
One of the supporters said: "Thank you for always speaking your mind."
Another added: "I prefer you to manage Chelsea!!!"
A third replied: "Get Pochettino out now."
A fourth responded: "Safe to assume this is also how Thiago Silva feels then."
While another supporter aimed a dig at her, asserting that her husband's incompetence cost Chelsea three goals against Wolves, saying: "Your husband has been at fault for 3 of the goals".
Last summer, Mauricio Pochettino replaced Graham Potter at Chelsea following Frank Lampard's stint as interim boss.
However, after just nine months at Stamford Bridge, Pochettino's record has been dismal, with 14 wins, 6 draws, and 11 losses. The Argentine boss is now under fire as a result.
Meanwhile, the under-fire Chelsea boss claimed earlier this week that despite Chelsea's recent struggles, his side would eventually come good, using Liverpool's mixed form during Jurgen Klopp's early tenure as an example.
He said, "In the third year of Liverpool, they came to Wembley. We were at Tottenham and beat them 4-1. Nobody said, 'Oh, it is the end of the world for Liverpool.' After that, look what happened for them: they won the Premier League, they won the Champions League. In the year four, it started to work."
What's next for Chelsea and Mauricio Pochettino?
The outcome of the Blues' FA Cup round 4 clash against Aston Villa on Wednesday, February 7th could be crucial in shaping Pochettino's future at Stamford Bridge.