As the owner and has a large financial, then of course Todd Boehly can do anything quickly for the purpose of success, of course. But sadly, it seems like Todd Boehly didn't do it with good judgment and maybe it's just about the desire to sack and bring in new ones quickly but in reality, the move he took was a wrong step. So yes, with the failures this season, Todd Boehly should have had more careful planning, because even though he has good finances, but if he makes the wrong choice then of course he will also fail and it will not be easy to achieve success.
Maybe he applied business solutions from other types of business to football (which was wrong), maybe he thought that what Abramovich did, and then the sheikhs with City (fill everything with money) will work. But what worked before will not necessarily work now, plus his purchases were chaotic, and the coach's figure is less serious than in both examples I gave. It will be interesting to see his further decisions - Chelsea will have a whole season to "recover" without being distracted by European competition. I would like to know if it will do them any good.