Quote from: Dzwaafu11 on Today at 08:01:53 AM

Quote from: Queentoshi on June 06, 2023, 09:41:49 PM

Quote from: Josefjix on June 06, 2023, 08:39:09 PM

Chelsea's problem is bigger than a change of coaches; the team lacks a game plan and must focus on signing multiple prospective players during the transfer window if they are to start winning games next season. Tod's Boehly has done a lot for the club, but things don't always go as planned, so he's looking forward to the new management. Mauricio Pochettino is capable of handling Chelsea's form and is the ideal manager to bring the club back from the brink of extinction. I know there are a lot of expectations from the fans, so we should take our time. The new manager will restore the club, but it will take time; patience is essential in this position.

The new Chelsea manager should know that there was a habit that the Chelsea owner had before of visiting the dressing room and talking to players after games or during halftime, maybe he may continue. New Chelsea manager also need to spark up a competitive spirit among these new Chelsea players that each of them are forced to perform to maintain their position in the first eleven squad. There is already high expectation for Chelsea against next season they've changed everything from players to right now, a coach.

The new players in the Chelsea team are those who need to be motivated more in my opinion. Those guys need to play well. However, the issue is not just the changing of coaches; there is also a lack of teamwork. In my opinion, Chelsea has many difficulties that are upsetting them, starting with the players and ending with the coaches.

My reason is that they won't sign numerous payers during transfers if there is teamwork. We expect Chelsea to adapt and improve in the upcoming season, therefore I hope the new manager will do everything in his power to restore Chelsea to its previous level of play.

I can see that they have made changes, so I know that they will be prepared for the upcoming season's games. I'll be happy to see them succeeding, though.

I must say that you just expressed my mind here, most times, it's not the changing of the coach that matters in clubs but finding a way to increase the psychological issue. Forget about the fact that many of those players playing for Chelsea have good profiles, they could be demoralised as well and have lack of true will, the club needs to get it right in the way of morale. Let them start believing in themselves as a team again, the lack of this is what many clubs are paying for unknowingly. Imagine at times, they will sack a coach and the same coach will be doing well elsewhere, so it's not about them.

Also, the introduction of new players is key here, and these players must know their objective, they need to excite the dull team and see if they can bridge the link.