Chelsea Thread - 2022/23 | Pochettino confirmed as new manager

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Next season will be a new season new manager for him. I think it’s important for him to have a good season next season or he risks getting huge expensive flop allegations.
He's had four new managers already this season, the fucks a new one next season going to do?
 
We got the same treatment in the 96/97 season...

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Coppell and Neal never got time to unpack, but they're counted as managers!

Yeah in a list of managers, I guess lists like they just count who has been in charge for at least 1 game. If you go through Chelsea’s list you’ll find Steve Holland’s 1 game in 2016 and Ray Wilkins 1 game in 2009.

@pudge was being deliberately cheeky though, because Sterling spent what, 5 weeks with Tuchel, 1 day with Bruno and now will have 5-6 weeks with Lampard. Not exactly getting the full experience of each manager there :)
 
My Chelsea loving mate runs a bar just along the playa from where I live in Spain, had 7 bets with him this season….

Won these so far;

City go further than them in the FA cup
City go further than them in the League cup
The away game and I get the draw
City finish above them in the league (won that one today)

Still to be decided;

Game at the Etihad he gets the draw
Each clubs top scorer, he may as well pay that out now
Who goes furthest in the Chumps league

I’m quietly confident of a clean sweep
 
To be fair to Raz, when he left he did said ' I'm going back down to London, so I can be back where I'm from. I also got a big signing on fee and big wages. I'm done with all that trophy winning stuff, it's over rated. With a bit of luck, I won't even get in the England team - I'm basically retired.'

I think that's what he said ?!?!
 

AS IT STANDS: If Chelsea lose at least 4 of their next 8 & Everton win at least 4 of their next 8 Chelsea could be in the relegation zone

Come on Toffees
 
Just filed their 2022 accounts. Made a loss of £115m on turnover of £453m but that was after profit on player sales of £123m. So an underlying loss of £238m.

That also includes writing down player values by £77m. That's players they don't expect to get anything, or much, for. And that's before Boehly's spending spree last summer and January this year.

The new owners had to put in over £160m to keep them solvent. They burned through nearly £90m cash net in their normal operations.

They'd be struggling under the old FFP rules and will definitely struggle to meet the new ones, which require player expenditure to be no more than 90% of revenue this assessment period, going down to 70% in a couple of years.
 
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