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Maurizio Sarri has described himself as a "dreamer" and insists he will not defend his principles in order to revive the form of the Chelsea stuttering league.
The Italian saw his team surrender after half-time in Bournemouth midweek to suffer their worst loss in the league since 1996 and find themselves, therefore, in the top four to the difference in goals. Vitality's staging support shouted: "You do not know what you're doing", with Sarri, whose team has lost five of their last 12 league games, later facing disgruntled supporters off the ground .
Sarri has been called upon to refine his tactical approach, ensuring that Chelsea is less dependent on Jorginho as he strives to make a good impression on English football after his summer arrival from Napoli. But the Italian coach, inspired by Barcelona, does not want to change.
"Why, first of all, I want to do Plan A very well," he said, "I do not want to change some things that, for the moment, do not work very well. first, I want to see my football played very well, then we can go change something.
"Everyone, 10 years ago, knew Barcelona very well, and Barcelona won everything because they played their football very well. So, first of all, I want to play my football very well. So I can change. I want to remember that in the first season [under Mauricio Pochettino and Jürgen Klopp]Tottenham and Liverpool were in the middle of the table.
"The situation in England is very clear. There are three teams above the others. In one, the coach arrived five years ago, in another four years and in the other three years. English football is in the hands of these teams. They had a plan and were really patient. So we have to change mentality and continue. The situation for me is really clear. "
When asked if he had received badurances from a club that was not known for his patience, Sarri added, "It does not bother me because I'm a dreamer. I want to play football. But if I came here from an unprofessional team, it's because I'm a dreamer. "
The Italian, who has had such a good start in this role after 18 undefeated games in all competitions, admitted that the magnitude of the task he badumed had surprised him in Chelsea . "Probably yes, but I knew very well that it would be very difficult," he added. "Here, the level is very high and this team played another ball and won with another ball. So it's really very difficult. But we can do it, I think. We can improve, we can change mentalities, we can play our football. It is not easy.
"But every day, at the training, they improve. As I said during the press conference after the match, we must first apologize to the fans because this result was a disaster. They must be patient with us right now because we are trying to do something big. It is not easy. We have to work, we have to improve, we risk losing matches … but we try to do our best. "
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