Chelsea Thread - 2023/24

[ninjamonkey]

This is now a case of which one of their currently unemployed former managers do they bring back? Mourinho, Conte, benetiz, Potter, lampard, tuchel?

I'm going for a dramatic Mourinho return just for the chaos that would bring.

hhhaaha

wont miss him, against City he motivated his side big time, vs Arse or dippers he lied down and opened his legs.

He didn't. What possible reason would he have to try any harder against us than the dippers who they have a long standing bitter feud with or their city rivals? Whether through pure fluke or talent, he just happened to be a manager who was capable of getting unexpected results against Pep.

 

[southamptonblue]

Don't get the De Zerbri love in, despite injuries, he had a decent start at Brighton....but since has then, you could easily argue that Gary O'Neil has been equally as good at Wolves!

 

[bluemoon32]

Who ?

Ipswich manager for 5 minutes, 12 years old or summit

 

[Combat Carl]

They've been the 3rd best team in the league since Xmas. There has to be a lot more to it than performance because with Liverpool losing Klopp Chelsea should be 'shoe ins' for top 4 next season. Mad club.

 

[BlueMoonday]

Poch is a fraud.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Joke of a club

 

[heslops barnet]

Only 3 Chelsea managers until Xmas

 

[KearsleyBlue]

Mad bastards

 

[HelloCity]

Allegedly they are looking at a younger manager, believed to be McKenna!

He’d be gone by Christmas max.

 

[Gabriel]

Rather like Pochettino and saddened to see him lose his job. Thought Chelsea were improving as the season progressed and looked a couple of old heads away from a top four spot.
From a purely selfish standpoint, however, it’s good news for us. It leaves yet another top-level team in a state of transition, though it might also mean less competition in London derbies.