Yes, maybe this is part of the process for Chelsea's progress, if we look at performance, especially in the Premier League this season, Chelsea did get very bad results, but maybe this is normal as a journey that might be quite long. There have been too many disappointments for Chelsea this season, especially from the Blues fans. Now Todd has brought in a lot of star players, even though they are in the same class as star players, they still need a process to be able to adapt to other teams and players. I see here that there is no chemistry between the coach and the players so it is difficult to achieve cohesiveness in playing. Hopefully the arrival of Pochettino who was chosen as the new coach is able to fix the problems that have plagued Chelsea and make progress for next season. Occupying the top five positions in the Premier League final standings next season is very good for the start of the Blues' progress.
Todd Boehly was scammed by Graham Potter, he thought he was a good manager not knowing that it was the Brighton players that were special and not Graham Potter. When he was at Brighton he was looking like a fantastic coach but as he came to Chelsea, his true colours got exposed. Low key he's just a Frank Lampard type of manager. They have no game plan but just hoping on the players to win games for them. They don't have substitution power that can come into a game and change the outcome of the game. All their players play in one pattern and that makes watching their football boring. Todd Boehly also has to be blamed for the downfall of Chelsea as he rushed everything but didn't give them to to settle down.
The changing of coach does affect players mentality as they now have to be selfish trying to impress the new coaches been appointed but I believe that'll be a thing of the past as now we have Pochettino who's better than the previous coaches combined. Chelsea just occupying the top 5 position is a failed season. We're a champion league team and that should be the minimum target next season from Pochettino. Asking him for the title will be too much but that should be his target for the club. We lack silverware and we didn't win any last season which means we have to pack them all this season coming.
A misstep from Potter while in good shape at Brighton is destroying him at the moment.
Actually talking about being tricked or not, I don't see an element there because Potter's performance in the last few seasons at Brighton has been really impressive, it's just that conditions at Chelsea have been problematic from the start and Potter's qualifications are actually still low enough to train big clubs, making it difficult for him eventually.
On the other hand, Todd's decision to reorganize again and again in terms of players actually became one of the reasons that worsened Chelsea's condition.