Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 09:39:33 PM

It is within the rights of the manager to decide which player fits into his playing style. However what should not be condoned is the humiliation Raheem Sterling is being subjected to in the club right now. In football, there should be respect and I think the problem is beyond the point of being a good match for the new manager. I suspect the decision isn’t entirely from Enzo Maresca and may be influenced by Todd Boehly. It looks as though Chelsea are trying to force Sterling out of the club in order to cut costs. Sterling performed really well during the pre-season and there eas no complaint from the manager then. So why the sudden changed of heart?

I also have actually thought about how they treated him and why all of a sudden but I have read reports that Todd Bohely has adopted the strategy of not paying players higher wages and that’s probably why Sterling is a target at the club, he is currently sitting on a 350k wage and that might be too much for Todd and this decision definitely looks like it was his decision. The same thing is happening to Chalobah to at the club, it is ok to set out players that aren’t on your plans but stripping them of jersey numbers right before they leave is disrespect

Quote from: Mame89 on Today at 10:14:29 PM

I see Enzo at Chelsea like Kompany at Bayern Munich, their coach's performance has not been proven. Indeed, both coaches are Championship champions, but to coach a team as big as Chelsea and Bayern Munich which are known to be full of pressure, Enzo Maresca and Kompany are expected to be able to prove themselves instantly. They not only have to play well, but also have to win by dominating. So I doubt Chelsea will give Enzo much time, let alone two seasons. We know the system at Chelsea, if the performance does not improve, the coach will be fired. In fact, as you said, building a team takes a long time.

Both learned under same manager which is Pep and been the championship winners is the only thing they have currently but Kompany has actually done it in the Turkish league before the English league and he is edges Enzo I terms of top flight league experience. Also the situation at both clubs are different, Chelsea isn’t stable with the way the board are handling its affairs although Bayern Munich also has its own management problem but they seems to be more stable than the Londoners