Next Coach?

If i ignore my preference, the criteria for Chelsea job is simple

  • Willing/has experience working under same structures. ( squad building will be out of your hand)
  • Good at handling young player
  • Play simple tactic (you will be given bunch of random player, just play simple)
  • Can handle rotation especially when there is european game.
Willing to accept directors know better when it comes to squad build AND squad selection for the game

Good at handling spoiled young players

Can handle in game rotation of back four ...

No more teacher's notes... just my two pennies 😁

God help us!

 
Depressing but true. That said, there is exactly one manager in the modern game who is adept at succeeding in this situation and that's Carlo Ancelotti. For a man who succeeded doing exactly as you said under Berlusconi, Perez and Abramovich, our current gaggle of idiots are child's play. However, I also believe that neither our owners nor their quintet of fools have any intention to hire someone more experienced and knowledgeable than them, lest they be exposed.

What is your dream preference?
I watched Alonso leverkusen and they looked very interesting. But not sure he has worked under this structure. Yes in Madrid you have no control but they give you Trent, mbappe.

I don't think Ancelotti will want this job. I don't think developing young player interest him.

 
Willing to accept directors know better when it comes to squad build AND squad selection for the game

Good at handling spoiled young players

Can handle in game rotation of back four ...

No more teacher's notes... just my two pennies 😁

God help us!
I don't think that game squad selection is true. Player/agent complaining about playing time to SD make more but this is normal stuff.

 
I watched Alonso leverkusen and they looked very interesting. But not sure he has worked under this structure. Yes in Madrid you have no control but they give you Trent, mbappe.

I don't think Ancelotti will want this job. I don't think developing young player interest him.
No coach has developed more Ballon D'or winners!

 
What’s your opinion on Frank?

I had given up on dreaming about him becoming our manager after Everton stint but he’s done well with Coventry this season, I’ll definitely be watching him like a hawk next season to see how he does.

His interim spell didn’t really count, we were a complete mess but his first season under the transfer ban was genuinely impressive and I’ll always look back on fondly. The next season, we spent silly amount of money and got so many new players in, Lampard wasn’t experienced enough to see through the changes and steady the ship.

If he has another great season with Coventry, I’ll start getting excited.
I actually thought that defensively wewere almost as leaky as under Rosenior. If I remember correctly we needed to score three goals in a game to get a draw, that was what it felt like. He has done well with Coventry but I still think it's too early to tell. McKenna's Ipswich looked top quality when they came up and they look it now, but he also struggled in the PL

 
Our best football under the current ownership was Poch's second half of the seaon. We are a much better team when playing more direct and I honestly think it would benefit so much of the team.

I've never enjoyed watching possession for the sake of it and I think Iraloa fits the bill to take us forward. I really liked Poch and felt we were moving forward under him once he found his feet, but that Spursy aroma made it hard to believe he was one of us.

 
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No coach has developed more Ballon D'or winners!
Carlo gave several young uns debuts in his time at Chelsea, Bruma, McEachran, Kakuta, the young Dutch full back (cant remember his name) and others, he absolutely does like to develop young players.

 
I actually thought that defensively wewere almost as leaky as under Rosenior. If I remember correctly we needed to score three goals in a game to get a draw, that was what it felt like. He has done well with Coventry but I still think it's too early to tell. McKenna's Ipswich looked top quality when they came up and they look it now, but he also struggled in the PL
Ipswich struggled because the squad wasn't up to it. They had players who had been with them from lower league days. McKenna also cost them by stubbornly sticking with a plainly incompetent GK for far too long. Cost them dearly. They're likely to come back up again but, again, the squad isn't good enough. Nor, for that matter, is Coventry's. They are going to have to spend, and very wisely. Sunderland have shown it's possible.

 
I'd be all over Steve holland.... would he want to be number 1? I would be finding a way to bring him back to the club, I would be looking for a "management team" with him in it either as manager or number 2. Has the pedigree from his time with us and England. Guy is a winner. Certainly he has helped Carrick along and United are top 4.

Never going to happen.

 
I’d be more than happy with Iraola if we can’t snag Simeone, but if we could just get Simeone even for a season. I beg.
Simeone has signed a contract extension to stay next season at Atletico, so that one is gone. I don't like his antics and football but he's what this lot would need right now.

 
Yeah there were some rumors he wanted to go back. Other said he wants a PL stay.
That was just a pipe dream for some Athletic supporters, never seen as a real possibility. Rumour among Athleticzales was that he wanted to stay in the PL.

 
If Jorge Mendes wants to push his client on us (Marco Silva) then Jorge Mendes will get his way, like he did with Neto and Felix.

f**k this club man.

 
Ancelotti is 66 now, and by accepting the Brazil role is in semi retirement.

Personally think he’d been crazy to swap a part time job with perks, such as eyeing up ladies on Copa Cabana beach, to the pissing rain of London and a chronically run club.

 
Ancelotti is 66 now, and by accepting the Brazil role is in semi retirement.

Personally think he’d been crazy to swap a part time job with perks, such as eyeing up ladies on Copa Cabana beach, to the pissing rain of London and a chronically run club.
I bet that eyebrow goes into over time on the beach although in all honesty I doubt he spends much time in Brazil.

Carlo doesn’t need the money so retirement is a choice he could have made years ago.

I’d give him the SD job a bit like Klopp has at red bull head of global football or whatever they call it, hardly a 9-5 and what a font of knowledge for a younger manager to draw from and a football man upstairs telling those clowns how it’s done.

 
I bet that eyebrow goes into over time on the beach although in all honesty I doubt he spends much time in Brazil.

Carlo doesn’t need the money so retirement is a choice he could have made years ago.

I’d give him the SD job a bit like Klopp has at red bull head of global football or whatever they call it, hardly a 9-5 and what a font of knowledge for a younger manager to draw from and a football man upstairs telling those clowns how it’s done.
Do we need six SDs?

 
I bet that eyebrow goes into over time on the beach although in all honesty I doubt he spends much time in Brazil.

Carlo doesn’t need the money so retirement is a choice he could have made years ago.

I’d give him the SD job a bit like Klopp has at red bull head of global football or whatever they call it, hardly a 9-5 and what a font of knowledge for a younger manager to draw from and a football man upstairs telling those clowns how it’s done.
Why would they employ someone with all that knowledge and experience to show them up to be the incompetent morons they are? I honestly miss the ruthlessness of Roman. These Sporting Directors (god knows how many we have now) would have been out the door after a season. All that money without even a title race is not good enough, particularly with the drop in quality this season. Ancelotti got the boot for a lot less. It seems like the more we fail the more sporting directors we collect. How about we throw a few out the window?

 
So the latest news is that all the Sporting Directors vouch for Marco Silva.

What a farce this is.

They also vouched for all the other managers and players in the current squad.

This bunch of nobodies surely must have something on Eghbali, Feliciano and Boehly, otherwise I can't understand how they can still be trusted with anything at this club. I know that if I was in charge of a business and people like these w**kers would fail time after time and waste my money, they'd be gone in a second.

 
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Appointing Liam Rosenior as Chelsea managa- I mean HEAD COACH was already a sackable offense.

Get these w**kers out ASAP how many f**k ups can you possibly make and get away with???

 
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