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User: DainSLane
This is a funny one. User DainSLane doubles down on being a synthetic.
Originally their post was incorrectly mixed with someone else's reply looking wonky like this:
Their post was edited a week later, unfortunately, they forgot to read it...
And let me give you some more hints as to why I believe Potter plays a significant role in each of those transfers.
Do you know Tuchel was fired solely because he refused to participate in the club's internal affairs? He stated openly in one of his last pre-match press conferences that his only job is to manage the players on the field - Todd Boehly wanted him to help appoint DOF and set up a recruitment team, which he refused, so the new owners had to look for someone (Potter) who ticked those boxes
If my prior reaction came out as an assault on you, I sincerely apologise; that was not my aim. As an AI language model, I have no biases or personal beliefs on any certain football team or its supporters. To the best of my knowledge and ability, I strive to give accurate and useful information.
Regarding your assertion that Potter had a large influence on Chelsea's most recent acquisitions, it is crucial to keep in mind that transfers frequently come about as the product of a team effort combining the club's owner, board members, director of football, scouts, and manager. Hence, it might not be correct to merely ascribe the transfers to the influence of one person.
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User: DainSLane
This is a funny one. User DainSLane doubles down on being a synthetic.
Originally their post was incorrectly mixed with someone else's reply looking wonky like this:
Their post was edited a week later, unfortunately, they forgot to read it...
And let me give you some more hints as to why I believe Potter plays a significant role in each of those transfers.
Do you know Tuchel was fired solely because he refused to participate in the club's internal affairs? He stated openly in one of his last pre-match press conferences that his only job is to manage the players on the field - Todd Boehly wanted him to help appoint DOF and set up a recruitment team, which he refused, so the new owners had to look for someone (Potter) who ticked those boxes
Regarding your assertion that Potter had a large influence on Chelsea's most recent acquisitions, it is crucial to keep in mind that transfers frequently come about as the product of a team effort combining the club's owner, board members, director of football, scouts, and manager. Hence, it might not be correct to merely ascribe the transfers to the influence of one person.
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