Quote from: Smartvirus on June 28, 2024, 11:45:37 PM

Quote from: TopT3ns on June 28, 2024, 11:34:28 PM

Basically, the management doesn't want to take too long to see good results from the coach they have chosen to provide good direction at Chelsea. So, in this way, indirectly, the management forces the trainers to immediately give all their best abilities and there is no time to spend relaxing.

In a way, I wouldn’t have to blame Chelsea over their manager and the stands they are taking towards ensuring the team gets back in shape and would be out there for that team progress. Chelsea have got several trier and error coaches hence, they need to be getting results from every game Chelsea plays next season. It’s the start of a season, it’s a clean slate and should Enzo Maresca manage to stroke right, get his boys to actually play like a team, they would be able to find a performance that would impress the fans and bench.

So the issue is, how long? Todd gave Pochettino one season and then sacked him. What can we expect from Marisca? He arrived from Leicester City, which was returning to the EPL after being demoted during the 22/23 season. Too many trials and errors by Todd Boehly forced the club to constantly adjust to any strategy followed by the new coach.
Maresca will most likely need more than one season to ensure his boys play cohesively. But, once again, there will be so many young stars to come, and Maresca's work is becoming increasingly difficult to perform.
People applauded Maresca only because he has previously worked with Pep, but I don't see this as a good reason to consider him as a prospective coach.