Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 03:59:50 AM

I expect maresca to be quite successful. Though he has no strong background as a coach, but pep's blue print may help him to rebuild the club. Maresca can guide Chelsea in the right direction. But, Todd Boehly must be patient for Maresca to deliver. Maresca will struggle on his first season. He's building Chelsea from scratch. Then, he will do better in his second season. But, it will be amazing if maresca can speed up his development to his club. It would be great if Maresca can follow how Real Madrid develops their talents. But the problem is, Chelsea lacks many good veterans in the squad to shorten the time in developing their young talents.

I was very disappointed when chelsea sold a lot of veteran players, but yeah, we must move on. Chelsea is now having maresca as a head coach, which will also responsible for developing the young talents. And for the last, I hope Maresca will not face many obstacles. He needs to develop young talents to play better, and bring back Chelsea's winning mentality.

Chelsea has a thing or two with Italians and all most these past Italians has achieved success one way or the other with the club Chelsea.
Saying he has no strong background mean you haven't really do your checks very well for the Enzo Maresca. If you have you'll take not of the fact that he successfully won the Championship with Leicester City last season, and having a good background and foundation wiith management of club with Pep Guardiola he'll do fine.

If he is smart, he'll go see that last five games Chelsea played, that squad did brilliantly great honestly. I expect him to use that same squad that had understanding before the Premier League Competition came to an end.
With Todd Boehly, they'll always be a selling club as he wants to make huge profits so I see , this is just my opinions on the owner.

Quote from: red4slash on July 03, 2024, 09:45:04 PM

This can still happen if in the end Todd has more confidence in the coach and indeed the appointed coach also has good performance because in the end trust and provide patience for a coach in the end it must be seen first in terms of initial performance.
If in the end the situation is the same as Poche has even though it is not very good but is able to compete for the Europa League zone and is able to make Chelsea's improvement even though it is not too significant then it can still be given more trust, but when the situation is the same as what happened to Lampard or Potter it is not wrong for Todd to immediately fire the coach and look for new options from replacement coaches.

Regardless of anything in the end, performance is again an important benchmark of this which cannot be taken lightly by Chelsea.

Yeah, I do concur to what's said. But then, Chelsea would need to give this coach more time, if that have plans for the future, then they shouldn't rush thing's, they should take it slow and do things the same way Arsenal is doing it despite the failures of Mikel Arteta, he has been backed season after season and gradually we can all see how they have been a solid side for the past two seasons.

Todd Boehly should also give him freedom to start up his own first eleven years for the club. The kind of players they have will be difficult for them to win the Premier League Competition though, they'll need to mix them up with players who are also experience enough so they can blend together.