How would you feel if Pellegrini went to Chelsea?

[dasein]

Speculation from Fox News that Pellegrini could go to Chelsea, should we let him go.
He would be a free signing for them, making up for the compo they lost sacking Mourinho.
To me it feels a little dirty. Like seeing an old girlfriend with someone you know.

http://www.foxsports.com/soccer/sto...acement-122015?cmpid=feed:-sports-CQ-RSS-Feed

Fucking ugly girlfriend

 

[stony]

The Chelsea fans are calling him a c*nt.

Chelsea fans being cunts, who'd a thunk it?. All clubs have some absolute cockends who support them, but London clubs seem to have a monopoly. Especially the online variety you see on forums, and Chelsea have an abundance. That said, the ones who used to come on here seemed like good lads, and one of my best mates(RIP Jason you perv) was a Chelsea fan and he was a good lad.

 

[yatesy94]

Doubt there's much substance to this but wouldn't lose a lot of sleep over it if it did materialise. Sure he'd still receive a warm welcome from City fans if he did go there

 

[Gelsons Dad]

He's got about as much chance of managing chelsea as I have. If he stays in the rem it will be with a second tier club at best.

 

[JustAnotherCityFan]

He's got about as much chance of managing chelsea as I have. If he stays in the rem it will be with a second tier club at best.

I disagree, he's won a double already with us and is still in with a shout of one or more of 4 trophies this season. If he gets us to the CL quarters and wins even 1 trophy this year he'll come away looking very strong.

 

[Abattoir Blue]

He's got about as much chance of managing chelsea as I have. If he stays in the rem it will be with a second tier club at best.

Which PL manager has a better record than him over the past 2 and a half years?

 

[Blue Smarties]

If he goes to Chelsea then fair fucks to him, he's got a much better job than I thought he would get. I really wouldn't be bothered, it would be Chelsea who would have to handle his questionable decision making - not us. Yes he deserves respect, and his response to the Pep news has been fantastic, but that being said, I just don't think he's a top tier manager. That's what we're getting in Pep - a top tier gaffer.

 

[Gunnerblue9320]

It looks pretty much nailed on he will be leaving at the end of the season.

Question he may want to ask himself is -Chelsea have had 16 manages since 92/93 season lasting an average of 1.5 years in charge - does he want go to a club who sack managers on a regular basis plus they have a ageing squad!?

 

[Steve68]

It looks pretty much nailed on he will be leaving at the end of the season.

Question he may want to ask himself is -Chelsea have had 16 manages since 92/93 season lasting an average of 1.5 years in charge - does he want go to a club who sack managers on a regular basis plus they have a ageing squad!?

Well, it's a guaranteed big pay day when Abramovich gets antsy.

 

[Shaelumstash]

As a dedicated City fan, if I could pick one manager for Chelsea next season, I'd pick Pellegrini.