given the fact that under this regime, they've sacked graham potter and thomas tuchel, i now maurizio pochettinooing in next will go in with his eyes wide open knowing the the bridge will be externally high. what they are going to be walking into is a club that clearly is going to back their manager. they've got an array of youngsters — notably cold parmer — who are very exciting —— cole homer. i think someone like kieran mckenna would be in charge. i know roberto has recently left brighton and hove albion and people might be trouble to put two and two together, but whoever goes is obviously going to have to try and better what maurizio pochettino has achieved this time. . , , well, under pochettino's time at chelsea, the club spent more than £400 million on players — and in his 51 games in charge, he managed to win 27 of those — with 14 losses, and 10 draws. the west london side spent the majority of the season in the bottom half of the table, but as ian said just now — they massively improved towards the end. towards the end finishing the season 6th — but still a huge 28 points behind eventual

that is without speculation around maurizio pochettino at chelsea and also eric ten hard at manchestera number of vacancies in a short space of time. whether that happens, i don't know. the premier league in the managerial fraternity, it looks as though there's going to be a lot of movement over the next few weeks. there's going to be a lot of movement over the next few weeks. the managerial talk spreads to the womens super league too — with title winners chelsea on the search for someone to takeoverfrom emma hayes. that's set to be the lyon boss sonia bompastor, but after her side play in the champions league final this weekend. jo curriejoined me earlier — and said how hayes — who leaves to take charge of the us womens national team, will feel, after clinching the title. pleased and relieved, i suspect. just two weeks ago hayes it all up and conceded the title race that looked like she may finish herfinal season at chelsea trophy list. after twists and turns in the title race going into the final day levelled on point with manchester city, a slight goal advantage. point with manchest

league, with nottingham forest able to secure survival at 530 against chelsea, whose manager maurizio pochettino, might be the one to decide on his future at stamford bridge this summer. we'll look ahead to the lunchtime old firm clash and in cricket the end is nigh for jemmy anderson's test career . jemmy anderson's test career. >> it's finally happening. a warm, sunny day across the uk today, but how warm will it get and how long will it last? i'll have all the details in the weather coming up soon. >> i'm isabel webster and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb news

chelsea, who under maurizio pochettino and we spoke about them the other day, looked like he could bee having this comeback and now they're up to seventh, which is the best they've been in the league all season. so maybe things are beginning to click for mauricio pochettino, whereas not for david moyes who looks like he's going to be on his way out and villa got beaten by brighton. >> they did, which also villa. what is that? prince william's team. >> yes it is. yeah. well done. yeah they look they look like they're going to they look like almost definitely they're going to get that champions league place. so when they dropped that point and they lost there at brighton spurs are thinking well all we got to do now is win at liverpool. and then lewitt you've got one minute. >> what do you want to talk about. >> you know what i'm going to save because we'll a very briefly the snooker. this is where we are at the snooker. jack jones had the worst start to a snooker final. world final in 33 years. he was trailing seven months. kyren wilson fought back to 11 six. so that continues at 1:00 t

league, with nottingham forest able to secure survival at 530 against chelsea, whose manager maurizio pochettinoints that he, not the owner, might be the one to decide on his future at stamford bridge this summer. we'll look ahead to the lunchtime old firm clash and in cricket the end is nigh for jemmy anderson's test career . jemmy anderson's test career. >> it's finally happening. a warm, sunny day across the uk today, but how warm will it get and how long will it last.7 i'll have all the details in the weather coming up soon. >> i'm isabel webster and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb news. >> so if you are just tuning in a slightly different look for a saturday morning, don't worry, it is saturday. i know normally in on a monday, but few people off sick and various other staffing issues. we've stepped into the breach, haven't we, martin? >> yes. delightful to be back here with you. >> likewise. well, our top story this morning. we're leading with the economy. it's good news. it's grown at the fastest rate in two years, outpacing both america and the eurozone. >> and that means t

mauricio pochettino still doubts about maurizio at chelsea.r, didn't score last night, but a very good result for chelsea and spurs were not very good. ange postecoglou, the manager, you know he was screaming and shouting at the team often stands there quite quietly . but stands there quite quietly. but there he is. look, there he is, wildly gesticulating . get wildly gesticulating. get forward mate. that's what he was pretty much shouting . pretty much shouting. >> he doesn't look happy. >> he doesn't look happy. >> he doesn't look happy. >> he was not happy. and mauricio pochettino the much happier of the two. of course, former tottenham hotspur manager spurs seven points behind aston villa , so it looks like it's villa, so it looks like it's going to be villa there for the champions league although spurs still have one game in hand, but they've got very difficult games coming up. liverpool away still manchester city to play as well. so it's going to be tricky for them. they're just not on form at the moment. whereas talking about aston vill

pochettino. my old friend maurizio. he's going to be fine i think.>> quite a few years ago. and i'm not going to drop a name. actually, i am kyle walker. i was talking to kyle walker when kyle walker was playing for spurs and kyle walker said, and it wasn't working out. when mauricio pochettino came in and he said, you know what? we just can't quite get get what he means, what he wants us to do. but then all of a sudden it clicks and that seems to have been the case at chelsea, and i think it just takes a while for everybody to buy into what he does. and the thing is, these days you can't really give anybody time in football, but if they give him time, i think chelsea will be absolutely fine. >> shall we talk fifa and a big fifa meeting where someone just had to dial in on zoom? >> yeah, this is interesting. well, i did mention this, this corruption problems, as we know over the years with fifa one, the two only one. well, 1012 100, 120, fifa permitted a ruling council member to join that. there's the fifa flag. we don't have a picture of him or wher

maybe maurizio maybe is going to stick with erik ten hag. but. but mauricio pochettinosea. even if maurizio wanted to go try and convince him to stay because he is a very, very good manager and it's just beginning to click. and now chelsea fans are going to have to think right, here we go again. we'll have to start again and build. okay >> oh dear me. >> oh dear me. >> so for fans of other other clubs, who's thinking well yeah. >> yes. please have some of that manager who's going to be manager who's going to be manager of the season or who is manager of the season or who is manager of the season. >> well ace pep guardiola. oh i think it's a bit of a, a bit of a damp squib. it is really because, you know, they won okay. won the premier league again for the fourth time. but yeah there's other managers that you think could possibly have done something or they could give it to. i just thought i'm just what do you think they think possibly they think, well i don't know i don't know, but i'm all i'm all for matt beard matt beard matt beard is the liverpool women's manager. ye