Every word Mauricio Pochettino said on Chelsea transfers, James, Sanchez and lack of progress

A frustrated Mauricio Pochettino took to the press room at Goodison Park following Chelsea's defeat to Everton. Goals from Abdoulaye Doucoure and Lewis Dobbin ensured the Blues fell to a third defeat in four games as Pochettino's side once again struggled to find a clinical touch in the opposition area.

Defeat sees Chelsea drop down to 12th in the table and it is perhaps little wonder that the Blues boss now has eyes on the transfer market despite the £1billion spend since the arrival of the club's owners. Pochettino discussed that, Chelsea's injury situation and his side's performance and you can find the transcript detailed below.

What went wrong today?

We didn't score. You dominate the game, I think we were the better side but if you don't score goals it is difficult to win games. We didn't receive enough in the last third. So far it has looked like we had progress in this area but today we showed lack of productivity in the last third. We have too many chances, too many approaches in the last third but then if you have not received enough and showed you can compete with quality there it is difficult to win the game. Yes, lack of concentration we concede one goals but we should score before.

You said maybe you want more transfers in January?

I think it's about to improve. We were talking after nearly four or five months, or 16 games, it's about to assess. We were not able today with all of the chances we had. We need to score if we want to win the game and we want to be in a different position in the table. It is not only to play, the team played well, dominated the game against a very difficult team like Everton. When you assess Everton, we deserve full credit because I think we were much better than them but in the end