Quote from: asriloni on Today at 02:56:14 AM

Quote from: Arenga pinnata on Today at 12:56:27 AM

Last season Todd Boehly was too hasty in making the decision to fire the coach. which resulted in 3 coach changes last season. But this season it seems Todd Boehly has become more patient. As if he still trusts Pochettino. But from several reports circulating since last year, Pocchetino is actually in a position where he could be fired at any time even though his contract is long. But the club seems to want to give him the opportunity until the end of the season. because changing the coach now is not only financially good and will also not be good for the balance of the squad that has been built. Because changing coaches will always make the players adapt again to a new coaching style and yes, this could make Chelsea worse if they choose the wrong coach. So I personally quite agree that Pocchettino should be kept at least until the end of the season.

He was not only firing a few coaches, todd has been also fired many of chelsea staff during abramovich era. As far as i know that when potter was coming to the chelsea and be brought so many staf from brighton to join in the chelsea. The club was also kicking so many professional staf which was contributing a lot to the club during abramovich's era. This has become the main reason chelsea is still performing so badly. Despite their efforts, even the scouting team could not suggest to Poch the recruitment of an outstanding player. The fact that Chelsea could always recruit exceptional players during Abramovich's era makes it even stranger to consider the current circumstances. Even some players were also becoming the new legend in the football.

The name is like drogba, lampard or even eden hazard. During their respective eras, these names enjoyed immense popularity. However, what is truly disconcerting is the significant decline of Chelsea Football Club, particularly when we compare it to the time when Roman Abramovich was actively involved. I think that it's not only related to the coach. The staff and managements were also affecting the performance of the club a lot. Todd came to this club with zero experience in the football and he was making so many decisions related to the football. This is very strange behavior from him. I know that if he was the new owner but he should respectively try to get a suggestion from some people in the club who knew it very well.

Well, in those days Chelsea was even one of the clubs that every opponent feared. The peak was when Chelsea managed to win the Champions League title with Tuchel. But after the change in club ownership, everything changed. And yeah now I miss the times when Chelsea weren't this weak. In the past, they always mixed senior players with young players with a balanced composition. Like what Real Madrid did in Laliga. But we can see now that Chelsea has a different way. They even continue to loan Lukaku. Even though I think this player is still very worthy of being kept. And he can be an example for young players on the front lines.

As many people have said here and on social media, Todd is indeed a skilled businessman, but it seems like he doesn't have enough experience in building a football club. But somehow I'm starting to feel that next season Chelsea will improve. But that's just my feeling. Statistically, it's actually still quite difficult.