Quote from: Ayers on Today at 06:44:04 PM

Quote from: bitgolden on Today at 06:14:04 PM

I think it's obvious that we are going to see some big name manager, or at least we should be seeing that but we can't really see it just yet because there are just rumors. With a club size of Chelsea, we need to see players that are world famous, which we are sort of seeing already, and maybe a manager like that too.

Potter was a good manager, for a team that is fighting to be in the top 10 then I would understand, but that doesn't mean that we are going to see him do anything else. I think it's quite obvious that we are going to see a big name. I still highly suggest Mourinho, he has a past there, and he should be getting the attention again after proving himself at Roma, he is still amazing, even if he had a few bad years.

José Mourinho could improve the situation. But I don’t know if it is going to be a very big improvement. But at the same time, I think the team finishing in the 12th position is certainly a positive thing for whichever coach comes next. Because even finishing in the top six is going to mean a big improvement from here.

So I think this is a risk worth taking for José Mourinho as well. I do have some doubts about him if he will be able to actually bring some genuine improvement to the team. But at the same time, he should be able to do well because he has a done Pretty decent job with Roma.

Is there something I'm missing? I thought Chelsea already hired Pochettino to be their next manager? So why are y'all still talking about the next manager Chelsea should sign?

Quote from: Lordhermes on Today at 10:21:58 AM

Chelsea problem last problem was the management not the coach or the players. they had a nice coach that was doing well in Brighton, Potter Graham flopped because of poor management in the club. and if they did not amend their involvement in the club decision, pochettino has the experience but if he is not given a free hand to operate he will still flop.

It will be really absurd to blame the management alone for the poor performance of Chelsea last season.
I agree the management had a role to play in the disaster, but there is no way in hell a team plays as Chelsea played last season and you don't blame the coach for part of it, especially if the club gives you a lot of reinforcements.
Potter was brilliant at Brighton, but that doesn't mean he was awful at Chelsea. Even the great Mourinho sucked at his second term with Chelsea. Should we excuse that because he was good ones or good at other clubs?