Alex Scott has poked fun at Mauricio Pochettino - reminding him of the short lifespans experienced by Chelsea managers.
The Argentine, who has recently been appointed at Stamford Bridge, is taking time out to coach the World XI in Soccer Aid. His long-term focus though is on getting Chelsea challenging for silverware once more after a poor season by the Blues high standards.
The west London outfit, who under went a change of ownership last summer, sacked two managers - Thomas Tuchel and Graham Potter - within a year. Pochettino has signed a two-year deal but Scott, who herself is an Arsenal legend, made light of Chelsea's poor recent record in the dugout.
