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

[Gogootz]

Potter won't last 12 months, we've seen this play out plenty of times

 

[hammocity]

If Potter goes I can see Burnley looking for a new manager.

Brighton would probably consider Vinny but one of his qualities is loyalty, after a couple of seasons maybe but this would be too early I think.

 

[ayia napa blues]

Potter verbally agrees to become Chelsea head coach.

It’ll end in tears, sadly for him.

I agree but am sure his millions pay off will soften the blow

 

[RobinHood]

Attacking coach.
Thats on the dippers thread

Excellent!

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

If Potter goes I can see Burnley looking for a new manager.

It’s just there waiting for Scott ‘Scotty’ Parker to walk into with his ridiculous cardy.

Or Dyche if they want to change their stable of play.

 

[waspish]

Potter should be dictating what he wants and assured time! Like if they miss out top four or it takes 2/3 years he won’t be showed the door! Maybe though he gets sacked in 18 months he probably thinks he get another job easily like at a Villa a West Ham plus he be getting paid at least 3 times more than at Brighton

 

[gman07]

think many underestimate Potter here... But I agree he neeeds dictating some groundrules.. Chelsea of the past might not be Chelsea of the future... new owners might actually be more steady than was the case with Roman

 

[Lauz9888]

Big test for Potter, this. Unfortunately I see it doing his career more harm than good.

 

[TFC]

It will never not boil my piss that we spunked a CL to this lot.

 

[Vialli98]

Ah, the old transitional season, followed by a poor start to the following one where the Manager (Chelsea anyway) gets sacked. Potter is a decent coach, whether the players will respect him is another matter. I can’t see that horrible fucker Aubameyang being anywhere near the squad, he’ll be off in January with another big pay off.

I don't know what else you want me to expect from this season? I already didn't think we were getting anywhere near the title and now with a brand new manager, it's even more of a transition season. What do you expect from Chelsea and Potter this season?