In any event, if things don't pick up over the next eight or nine games, both managers could find themselves out on their ear come the end of the season.
Both Chelsea and Manchester United are definitely not discussing a replacement for the Argentinian or the Dutchman now, but they will assess the situation at the end of the season.
It could be argued that Pochettino in particular deserves a little more time in the Stamford Bridge hot-seat.
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