Jose Mourinho's Chelsea were UNFORGETTABLE! | Nick Pope | Newcastle v Benfica

Nick Pope previews Newcastle's clash with Benfica in the Champions League. He talks about Jose Mourinho's Chelsea and Nick Woltemade's start to life at the club. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Start of season been frustrating? How do you see it? Yeah pretty similar, we’ve had some really good moments 0:40 You’ve been in great form? Six clean sheets? I feel in a really good space myself and my game and I feel like I’ve built well off pre-season I’ve really concentrated on my training and the work I do with the coaches 1:35 England ambitions? It’s always at the back of my mind, especially as a WC year But Newcastle comes first right now! 2:00 Consistency struggles? Why? Probably a mix of things, I think we’re really small margins away from being in a better position in both competitions Football is decided in small margins 2:35 No better way to put things right than St. James’ in the UCL? The atmosphere the home UCL games bring are special 3:05 You want to finish your career here, how happy are you about contract? I look forward to spending as long as I can here 3:35 Pleased with club’s progress since takeover? We’re ever evolving! It’s been great to be a part of it and I want to be a part of it moving forward We strive for more big moments 4:25 Relationship with Ramsdale? It’s really good! We’ve known each other a few years It’s been great to have him and his character 5:00 Thoughts on Thiaw? I’ve really enjoyed playing with him He’s hit the ground running and looks like a top player 5:30 Injury frustrations over last few seasons? Something no player wants! There’s always setbacks and things you don’t plan for but it’s important how you come through these moments and I’ve been really lucky to have great people around me 6:15 Mourinho, memories as a fan? I remember his Chelsea team letting in about 15 goals in a season, as a keeper that sticks out! He’s got a certain style and charisma 6:50 Feeling as it stands that you’re England’s 4th choice? Spoken to Tuchel? Spoke to him when he t