Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino expresses concerns about his team's ability to compete in important games.
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This time, he hinted with minimal subtlety that Chelsea might need to consider simply buying some new ones: “Always when the end of the season arrives, we need to analyse the squad and what we are missing and try to add people with the capacity to provide what we are seeing, to improve in the next seasons.
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