Quote from: bitcampaign on Today at 03:18:24 PM

Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 02:40:37 PM

Chelsea continues to make efforts so that the club can return to its glory days and so far, even though they have spent so much money, they are still chained to the same place. It is hoped that the arrival of Enzo Maresca will change all that, but to be honest, it will not be easy in his first season, especially as the Chelsea coach changes, this will be a heavy responsibility for him.

That has been Chelsea's biggest obstacle so far, with frequent changes of coaches making their game decline and even the players are unable to adapt the tactics given by the coach, frequent changes of coaches will have an impact on the club's playing pattern and we can see for ourselves how Chelsea's current condition is, increasingly sinking to the bottom of the Premier League standings, If this continues then it will be difficult for Chelsea to compete at the top of the Premier League next season or the seasons to come.

I don't understand why management keeps firing coaches, even though their previous coach also played quite well and led to positive things. I might understand when they fire a coach if the coach doesn't bring anything good to them, but what happens is the opposite, they always do that even though there is good progress that can be shown.

They are not patient enough and it seems like they just want an instant process to make them better. The problem is that this creates a new problem for them, which is that when the chemistry starts to form they have to start again from the bottom after bringing in a new coach and in my opinion that will continue continuously. I don't know how long they will continue to do things like this.

The reason is that if you only look directly at the final result, in my opinion that is something that will make it very difficult for them in the future. The reason is that all coaches need time and that time may be longer than what they expected.