Chelsea Thread - 2023/24

[Bournemouth Blue]

I’m applying for that job, three months should mean a great pension top-up

 

[ninjamonkey]

I'd be surprised if it wasn't chelsea. Poch has done alright imo, that was not a good situation to go into at chelsea, he steadied the ship and got them 6th with a much more positive future ahead of them than others. Seemed to me like they were on the up, they've got a young and improving squad, I could easily see them as the 3rd best team in the league with a decent summer window.

Getting rid of Poch now is just resetting the timelines again and now they'll need another year for the new guy to settle in and see who he likes and who is surplus to requirements.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

 

[Iassel]

I've never understood the hype that surrounds him. What's he won as a manager? A few domestic trophies with PSG. Wow; Chris Wilder could do that. His Spurs team played good football, but what did they actually achieve?

I mean I can see both sides - he’s never really won that much, but then he’s been at 2x basket case clubs in PSG and Chelsea and I don’t think he’s done a *bad* job at Chelsea considering what a chaotic lopsided squad he was given.

Certainly I could’ve seen him getting them Top 4 next year.

 

[jimharri]

I doubt they're THAT desperate!

 

[skillman]

What an odd decision. Personally glad because his teams tend to play well against us but so strange from Chelsea. A club screaming out for stability needlessly changing their manager.

Tuchel or De Zerbi is my guess.

 

[bluemoon32]

Tuchel back ?

 

[PragueBlue]

Wonder has he been tapped up for the rags job when ten peg gets the bullet after the weekend?

That's what I immediately thought.

 

[bluemoon32]

Please let it be Klopp ha

 

[jimharri]

That Rory dick on YouTube will be happy. He hated Poch.

Yes; the same Rory who said Haaland would be a flop in the PL!