Interesting to see how they are doing with salaries/amortisation as a % of revenues. If anyone was going to have problems with the new FFS, I always thought it would be Chelsea. Could be wrong, of course.When’s Chelsea’s accounts going to be announced?
Interesting to see how they are doing with salaries/amortisation as a % of revenues. If anyone was going to have problems with the new FFS, I always thought it would be Chelsea. Could be wrong, of course.
So they want Fernandez for what €130m?
They want McAllister. Who probably will cost €80m?
They want to hijack Mudryk deal too who will cost €80/90m probably more. So we are looking at potential €300m spending from them.
So they want Fernandez for what €130m?
They want McAllister. Who probably will cost €80m?
They want to hijack Mudryk deal too who will cost €80/90m probably more. So we are looking at potential €300m spending from them.
Yes, it’s weird. Ffp?Chelsea must have 50+ players onto books buy buy buy and sell no one
Is the new owner a cheating Arab?Am predicting them being 150m/200m losses at least if not there be some quality accounting going on..
They are accounting for the loan write-off as income so they have another billion to spend yet.Am predicting them being 150m/200m losses at least if not there be some quality accounting going on..
If correct, that is bonkers. PL should step in.They are accounting for the loan write-off as income so they have another billion to spend yet.
If correct, that is bonkers. PL should step in.
Either the players just don't think Potter and his tatcics are good enough or a lot of them just can't be arsed but they look totally disjointed.
Potter might be a good manager but at the same time players are only human…
A lot of these Chelsea players have won leagues and champions leagues and now they’re sat in a dressing room with a man that’s won piss all telling them what to do. There has to be some part of the players that has no respect on a footballing level for a manager that’s won nothing. Do you not think Raheem Sterling is sat in the dressing room thinking “I’ve gone from Pep to Potter”?
That mentality must have a knock on effect for the confidence you take on the pitch
That’s probably unfair on potter because all managers had to start somewhere and had won nothing notable at some point. But I think when big name players are signing for Chelsea, their expectations are to be managed by a proven winner.
Potter might be a good manager but at the same time players are only human…
A lot of these Chelsea players have won leagues and champions leagues and now they’re sat in a dressing room with a man that’s won piss all telling them what to do. There has to be some part of the players that has no respect on a footballing level for a manager that’s won nothing. Do you not think Raheem Sterling is sat in the dressing room thinking “I’ve gone from Pep to Potter”?
That mentality must have a knock on effect for the confidence you take on the pitch
That’s probably unfair on potter because all managers had to start somewhere and had won nothing notable at some point. But I think when big name players are signing for Chelsea, their expectations are to be managed by a proven winner.
They’ve had winners galore but look how it always pans out ........... you look at Pep here do you really think he would have been given the time that he’s had here .......... you look at the transition during Peps first season so you honestly believe Chelsea would have allowed that ????Potter might be a good manager but at the same time players are only human…
A lot of these Chelsea players have won leagues and champions leagues and now they’re sat in a dressing room with a man that’s won piss all telling them what to do. There has to be some part of the players that has no respect on a footballing level for a manager that’s won nothing. Do you not think Raheem Sterling is sat in the dressing room thinking “I’ve gone from Pep to Potter”?
That mentality must have a knock on effect for the confidence you take on the pitch
That’s probably unfair on potter because all managers had to start somewhere and had won nothing notable at some point. But I think when big name players are signing for Chelsea, their expectations are to be managed by a proven winner.