Quote from: Sterbens on June 17, 2023, 02:25:47 PM

Quote from: asriloni on June 17, 2023, 09:08:45 AM

No problem. Chelsea has another chance to perform better this season as the club will be fully focusing on rebuild the club again. Pochettino has been trying to create a good composition for chelsea right now.
I trust him right now. In my eyes if pochettino is far better compared with lampard or even potter. As long as pochettino can repeat his performance when totenham reached its prime and almost won EPL and i think that chelsea can give the first trophy for pochettino.
City will always become the main competitor next season. I hope that all of players targeted by chelsea will able to go to the chelsea.

I agree, and if asked to choose, I will agree with Todd, namely choosing Pochettino as the new Chelsea coach. I think this is the right decision that Todd has made, because everyone knows Pochettino is a coach who has more mature experience in the Premier League than other candidates like Nagelsmann. Some of the initial reshuffle steps have been taken for Chelsea, by selling several players who were considered lacking in contribution and then buying several young players who certainly had more potential and quality. On the other hand I don't expect more for Chelsea next season, being able to compete in the top five positions in the standings is good enough for the start of its progress.

What I think is that the best of all the coaches should be happy, because Chelsea is a team to be at the top and not have been as bad as they did right now in all competitions, and it is also to be assumed that when you have a squad so expensive, that a coach has made the team great is something that cannot be understood, I don't know if now the coaches are used to not having players with such quality in a team, or if so they should ask advice from big teams like Madrid, which has always been one of the best teams to choose its coaches well, what if it's Pochetino? Well I hope Chelsea doesn't look too big for him.

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Quote from: Coyster on July 01, 2023, 11:18:10 PM

Pochettino has only coached one English side prior to now, and that is Spurs, and i don't know if Spurs are in the category of a 'top club', they don't wn trophies, neither did they win when Pochettino was manager. Having said that, i am a huge fan of Pochettino's style of football, and that's because he plays an offensive and attracting game, under him Chelsea will definitely play better than they did last season, but i don't think he stands any chance to win a trophy next season.

A lot of things happen in the football world, and we learn new things on a daily basis. Perhaps it wasn't Pochettino's fault all along; ever since he was fired, no coach who followed after him has been unable to win a title for Tottenham Hotspur. We shouldn't jump to conclusions just yet, but Mauricio Pochettino's tenure at Tottenham Hotspur is good news for Spurs fans, despite the club failing to win a single trophy. Winning trophies was a major issue for Spurs, so I never blamed Pochettino; rather, looking at the brighter new side, Chelsea will develop into one of the most potent clubs in the English Premier League, it's all just a matter of time.

Well yes, I am not detracting from what Pochetino can do, and what he can contribute to a team like Chelsea, but with respect to the amount of money that this team manages, he should have a large amount just so that he can have it as a team willing to be spent on another coach with more hierarchy, why not a Zidane? If they have such good players, why not go for him? knocking on the door is not entering, Zidane is one of the technical directors who has given the most good results, he was at Real Madrid and won the League, UCL, what more could you ask for? so why not aim there? Chelsea have the money for it.

A well-made investment in a team is not only its players, here we have a clear example of having a tremendous team and they can't do much, so what's the use of having great players if no coach has been able to direct them properly? You have to look for the best.

Mauricio Pochettino starts life at Chelsea swept up in winds of change

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Mauricio Pochettino begins his new job tomorrow and he may not have too much time to get to know some of his new players. The big Stamford Bridge clear-out is well and truly under way and, with Todd Boehly, Behdad Eghbali and a bulky recruitment team happy to rip it all up and start again, it is impossible to predict what Chelsea team will walk out against Liverpool on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season.

Only a few certainties remain. Enzo Fernandez joined for £106.8m in January and is going nowhere, Thiago Silva has signed on for another year and Reece James is untouchable at right-back. As for the incomings there is excitement over the £58m signing of the France forward Christopher Nkunku, hope that Malo Gusto will provide strong cover for James and, if all goes well during negotiations with Brighton, plans for Moises Caicedo to partner Fernandez in a young and energetic midfield.

Source: https://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/mauricio-pochettino-starts-life-at-chelsea-swept-up-in-winds-of-change/a869773087.html

I do not know to what extent it is good that things turn out like this with Pochetino, there have been many bad spells for this team and the truth is that it is not known why, for me it is leadership, that a technical director has not had to put this team together give your 100% to everything, as far as I'm Concerned , I would not hesitate to make the most important investment that I know will bear fruit, I would go look for Zidane, to look for Mou , to look for Pep Guardiola , whoever he is from that style offering him a lot of money so that he can direct and make Chelsea win.