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And the squad that Chelsea currently has is the fault of the Chelsea owners, they spent a lot of money on players who don't have good quality/worth the price so we don't need to talk about that anymore.
We'll see later how Maresca builds this team and what the role of Chelsea management is to support it, whether it is the same as before or will be different, if it is still the same (lots of interference from management in recruiting players) then Maresca will be the next victim (the coach who was fired ).

Chelsea fans certainly hope for something different for next season and also do not expect the new coach to be fired like the previous coaches last season. Because Chelsea needs a lot of revival and big so if they continue to fire coaches because of unsatisfactory results from management, then Chelsea will always experience bad luck every season and there will be no change for themselves and the team management must be aware of that.

It is like the new management is expecting too much from the coaches and that is why when you doesn't see the expected results and that is why he is always disappointed and thinks changing the coach will be the best way out. Pocchetino might be able to bring out Chelsea from the hard times to a lime light but he was not given the opportunity to do that even after seeing the positive results towards the end of last season.

The new coach is what a lot of people believes will transform the club but that cannot be achieved so soon because it will take time for him to impact his game pattern on the team. I hope he will not be sacked at the end of next season if Chelsea did not win EPL or is not among first four on the table.

Judging by the reality at Chelsea since the new owner Todd Boehly took over the club's management, it's obvious that club aren't ready to be patient with any manager that fails to deliver instant success. Last summer, the club appointed Mauricio Pochentino to become their manager but because the Argentine manager failed to win a trophy last season, he was sacked despite helping the club finish in a position that guarantees their qualification to Europe next season. The club's new manager Enzo Maresca I believe already understands how the club works and I believe he'll be putting in his best in other to make sure Chelsea finishes next season with a better record that the one they had in the just concluded season because of he fails to do that, it's very likely that he's also gonna be shown the exit door. I don't know if Chelsea owner's new style of management is going to help the club in the future or will make them to always remain inconsistent since they're always changing their managers.