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

[aguero93:20]

Who's going to sack him, he's the owner?

;-)

The Eldridge Industries board?

 

[jimharri]

The Eldridge Industries board?

He owns them as well! If he's the majority shareholder (which I don't know, to be honest), they can't kick him out. Make life difficult for him, maybe.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Who's going to sack him, he's the owner?

;-)

He is the front man, isn't he? The people who actually put up most of the money won't be too impressed I imagine.

 

[pudge]

I assume the pay out he'd be owed, on top of their insane transfer windows, is the reason he's not been sacked yet

 

[hertsblue]

Potter sacked

 

[Alexia_Ko]

If they go for Naggelsman no doubt he can do something against Arsenal

 

[manimanc]

I said he wouldn't last the season.
Not high profile enough for Chelsea and more importantly not good enough.
Looks like the next manager will get half a billion to chuck at more players.
Circus of a club.

 

[skillman]

Wow. Didn’t expect that. Pipping Spurs to Nagelsmann? They’re not amateur enough not to have had chats with others before actually sacking him.

Maybe that’s why Nagelsmann to Spurs supposedly went cold very quickly.

Shame for Potter, I like him but I think this will set him back a little bit. Next job will be top 8/6, not top 4.

 

[Mancini’s Pastilles]

Wow. Didn’t expect that. Pipping Spurs to Nagelsmann? They’re not amateur enough not to have had chats with others before actually sacking him.

Maybe that’s why Nagelsmann to Spurs supposedly went cold very quickly.

Shame for Potter, I like him but I think this will set him back a little bit. Next job will be top 8/6, not top 4.

Potter to Leicester maybe?

 

[Blackley_Blue]

I like Potter, feel a bit for him with all the new players he's had to try and gel together.

Be funny if they jumped the queue for Naggelsman now, bet Levy's shitting his pants.