Quote from: TopT3ns on Today at 02:47:43 AM

Todd Boehly should have done this at the start of the season because what Chelsea lost was Thomas Tuchel because he didn't want to get new players who were more experienced and only concerned with price, while the contribution of new players at high prices was not necessarily good, at least Thomas Tuchel could take this as an important lesson to accept other people's suggestions to accept more experienced players rather than just concerned with price.

I am doubting if the decision to sack Thomas Tuchel was taken immediately. Maybe it has been in the plan of the owners of the team. They wanted to do a complete overhauling of the team. Chelsea has a history of coping after the sack of their coach. In fact, sometimes they perform better under interim coaches and they are used to the pressures their sacking action brings.

Quote from: Lordhermes on Today at 01:34:05 AM

Chelsea sacking their coach is something that baffles me.Tuchel has been one of the best coaches that Chelsea have had,and despite loosing some matches now,there is every tendency that when the players will blend,they will be able to work well and play together and get good results.Tuchel won the Champions league for them with the players that Lampard got,and as it stands now,I must confess that Chelsea have lost the best coach they ever had and definitely,they are going to regret sacking him because no coach they will get will be able to be like Tuchel.

Although Tuchel is one of the best coaches in the world, but we still have good replacements for his job. Another club would now have a good manager while Chelsea would also get a new one. After all the little-known Christophe Galtier is doing a fantastic job as Paris Saint-Germain manager. Chelsea just needs a manager that would be loved by the players to come back to winning ways because they have the right quality players.