Quote from: DU18 on Today at 11:03:54 AM

I also just heard that the death of Queen Elizabeth will cause the postponement of the English Premier League match this week, reportedly the mourning period in England is for 12 days and obviously we will miss this week match, in my opinion, the organization of the Champions League will certainly coordinate with english clubs to find the right solution due to It's a mourning and I think it's very likely that English clubs may also experience delays from playing in the Champions League if they are at home, while for English teams that have away matches, it may not have much effect because they play in other countries.

Given that their nation's leader has succumbed to death, I don't believe the English teams in the Champions League will even consider playing an away game till the grieving period is over.

Quote from: vennali on Today at 10:39:16 AM

Tuchel did not initiate a single conversation with one first team player at Chelsea for more than a year, offering him no guidance on how they could get back into his team. Boehly described Tuchel as a nightmare to work with to a league executive and more.

Tuchel must have had certain weaknesses in the team, but even so, I fail to see the abrupt reason for his dismissal. He has done wonderful things for Chelsea, but I don't think they were appreciated. I believe that this sack was planned. Boehly desired another person. He wants Graham Potter to take over the managing position. Even though he was given several choices for a new manager, Graham Potter was the only one he was interested in. After losing to Dinamo Zagreb in the champions league opener, Tuchel fell for the trap.