Roman Abramovich is accepted to be keeping his finger away the trigger in spite of the club horrible start this season, with one pressure then onto the next.
Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Stoke was the club's seventh game loss of the season and leaves the protecting champions in sixteenth, only three points cleared of the drop zone.
Be that as it may, as we've always said fan force is a central point keeping Mourinho in the occupation - until further notice.
Club insiders say that Abramovich, however, frightened at the challenges encompassing the club, will give 'The Special One' an opportunity to turn things around.
Mourinho watched the Stoke defeat from the stadium because of a stadium boycott for verbally manhandling ref Jon Moss at West Ham a month ago.
Furthermore, loads of Chelsea fans wore Mourinho masks- at the end of the day, this clarified their backing for their under-pressure coach.
Be that as it may, after the Stoke humbling, Chelsea's goal keeper Asmir Begovic and midfielder Nemanja Matic turned into the most recent huge name players to back their manager openly.
A week ago it was captain John Terry and Cesc Fabregas who rubbished proposals of a changing room rebel against Mourinho.
Chelsea's next game is at home to Norwich a week on Saturday, when Mourinho will at the end of the day be allowed to take up his place in the dugout.
Meanwhile, the international break will permit him and his team to figure out how to spare their season.
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