BBC: Sarri leaves Chelsea for Juventus. £5m compensation fee agreed.

[jimharri]

I thought that was Allegro to Birmingham.

All they'd need then would be to sign Charlie Austin.

 

[citizen_maine]

Let's see if it continues.
This haphazard approach is going to bite them on the arse at some stage, and when it does it's going to take a long time and a lot of money to rescue it. Much like what the rags are going through at the moment.

To be fair mate, that's a bit like the 'wait until Mansour gets bored' argument. How long has Abramovitch been there and they've regularly and consistently won trophies? It's just a different way of acquiring/maintaining success

 

[hammersmithlad]

To be fair mate, that's a bit like the 'wait until Mansour gets bored' argument. How long has Abramovitch been there and they've regularly and consistently won trophies? It's just a different way of acquiring/maintaining success

Have to agree with this.

It’s far from haphazard approach from Chelski & simply a different approach from us to managing and running a football club.

Can’t really argue with the results & trophies since Abramovich has taken over.

As for sustainability if Roman decides to leave the club they have invested in a very good academy & countless number of loan players to fall back on as a grounding.

But can really only see him selling to another millionaire investor where the cycle will continue for the club.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

And only lost out to penalties in the carabao cup.

Correct, of the Dippers and Spuds today, only one will return with a cup, neither of them came close in
domestic cup comps, discounting Liverpool's usual falling at the last in the PL, losing yet again to god's own.
Chelsea, for some reason, can come 5th or 6th one year, and win it the next, didn't they do that when they won the CL?
Anyway, they're not a team I have any issue with, and I was made up they stuffed Arsenal and ensured that they were
travelling around the arse end of Europe every other Thursday.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Have to agree with this.

It’s far from haphazard approach from Chelski & simply a different approach from us to managing and running a football club.

Can’t really argue with the results & trophies since Abramovich has taken over.

As for sustainability if Roman decides to leave the club they have invested in a very good academy & countless number of loan players to fall back on as a grounding.

But can really only see him selling to another millionaire investor where the cycle will continue for the club.

And to be honest, I'm not bothered, if it were Chelsea and us battling it out every year that'd do me.

 

[kaz7]

No change from all the other threads then ;)

Ha luckily i think i am a twat as well

 

[Deleted member 77198]

That club is a mess, no long term plan at all.

But that is their long term plan. They know that refreshing the management team often, is a recipe for successful trophy hauls. So they continue to do it.

 

[Tricky_Trev]

Have to agree with this.

It’s far from haphazard approach from Chelski & simply a different approach from us to managing and running a football club.

Can’t really argue with the results & trophies since Abramovich has taken over.

As for sustainability if Roman decides to leave the club they have invested in a very good academy & countless number of loan players to fall back on as a grounding.

But can really only see him selling to another millionaire investor where the cycle will continue for the club.

The club is valued at $1.7 billion, so he’ll have to be a bit more than a millionaire investor! ;)

 

[crazyg]

Not until he's checked out the ley of the land. He doesn't want appear Austintatious.

All they'd need then would be to sign Charlie Austin.

Just as long(bridge) as Mike Riley isn't the ref.

 

[cookster]

The club is valued at $1.7 billion, so he’ll have to be a bit more than a millionaire investor! ;)

Don't they owe him indirectly over 1bn GBP?