Quote from: KingsDen on July 04, 2024, 11:58:13 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on July 04, 2024, 11:36:18 PM

Quote from: uchegod-21 on July 03, 2024, 10:54:44 PM

. Given pochettino another season would have made a big difference but Chelsea management would not allow it. Can we say that Pochettino is a bad coach;
Tomas Tuchel is also a bad coach;
Graham Potter is also bad;
No no! Something is wrong from the management side.

I don't really doubt them, but sometimes I think that the relationship between players and coaches also has an influence. I don't know exactly what wouldn't work internally, but the board is not on the pitch playing, the board can be very bad, but the players and the coach can make the Difference on the pitch. The case of Chelsea is one that intrigues me because of what is happening, because Chelsea has players and has had very good players, it is almost the same thing that happens in the MU, and if you look closely, the quality of each of the players is very high. I am sure that if they were managed by an Ancelotti, a Pep Guardiola, even a Mourinho , the results would be different for both Chelsea and the MU. In the same way, the teams that I would like to see in the top 4 would be Chelsea and the MU.

That is true, if Pep or Ancelotti manages either Manchester United or Chelsea, there's no doubt that the club will enter into the top 4. But we still know that both Pep and Guardiola cannot be your coach and you as management fail to supply him the quality players that he needs. They will not even agree to the contract if you don't state how much you are willing to give them to buy players. Those guys are big names and they do big deals. They don't manage or beg the club to keep them because they got some proven record of excellence. This is just the real state of matters.

Yes, even if it's Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola who coach Chelsea or MU, I think if Tod is the one who organizes the spending of players it's the same, it will be tiring and have to work even crazier. As far as I'm concerned, Pochettino is actually a very good coach, from the start of their decline to being able to move up again because they find their rhythm very well in one season, management should be able to keep him one more season, maybe Pochettino can compete with the top three positions in the standings, look at the end of the league yesterday, Chelsea began to show itself slowly under Pochettino.

But what we don't know in Pochettino's contract is what, did he have a promise that he could bring Chelsea to the top 3 last season and when he couldn't achieve it Pochettino was contractually immediately released because he couldn't keep his promise.