Quote from: JeffBrad12 on May 27, 2024, 05:21:14 PM

No, no, no, my friend. It's completely wrong and it's going into the opposite thing. Chelsea doesn't want a youthful coach and this is why they have contacted maresca. They have made a contact with leicester city's coach, who is likely to be Chelsea's new coach. I can imagine how disappointed Chelsea fans will be if Maresca is appointed as their new coach for the upcoming season. Im sure that chelsea fans will always boo him.

A good coach, such as Pochettino, is replaced by an unknown coach with no good football track record like maresca. No more talk of Naglesmann here.

Boehly has opted to hire Marasca from Leicester City. Very disappointed that this club may end up with the same results as when Potter and Lampard coached it. Will Chelsea try to get help from Lampard again if Maresca fails in the middle of the season, as Potter did?

If you see Enzo Maresca (44) as not a young and dynamic manager then I understand.

But I think he shouldn't be considered as an old manager where Xabi Alonso (42) is also considered as a young manager.

I see managers at the age of over 50 as old ones. For example Conte (54) would have been like that if Chelsea contacted him. Anyways, Fabrizio Romano has already announced the agreement between Chelsea and Enzo Maresca. I'm excitedly waiting for what is going to happen. He has an experience as an assistant manager at Manchester City as well. He must have learned some good things from Guardiola. Making Leicester win the Championship is a start already. Grin