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Breaking :  #Chelsea have offered Roberto De Zerbi a 3+ 1 year contract and he will be announced early next week as new #chelsea manager .

   [ via @TheCFCBlueNews ]
What is "TheCFCBlueNews" source for that info? I note it is not being reported by what I might call the more usual and in my opinion higher quality   rumour sources like Ornstein or Romano. z

If they offered Poch a 2 year contract and sacked him after one year, do you think it likely they would offer De Zerbi 3 + 1?

 
What is "TheCFCBlueNews" source for that info? I note it is not being reported by what I might call the more usual and in my opinion higher quality   rumour sources like Ornstein or Romano. z

If they offered Poch a 2 year contract and sacked him after one year, do you think it likely they would offer De Zerbi 3 + 1?
Yeah I agree it’s not a tier 1 source. I just saw it and thought I’d post it. Personally I don’t see anyone else but RDZ coming. 

 
Yeah I agree it’s not a tier 1 source. I just saw it and thought I’d post it. Personally I don’t see anyone else but RDZ coming. 
I don't think RDZ will be our next manager.

Probably the only reason he is under consideration is because he think Mudyrk can be balon dor. 

 
Hope Brighton don't put a big release clause on their next manager cause we'll be paying that in December.
You'll notice the one person these muppets have never expressed an interest in is Tony Bloom. He's the mastermind of the operation and has schooled Clearlake and Egbhali on football club ownership on numerous occasions 

 
Bring osimhen and a top center back, we are good to go

 
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I tried to watch Enzo Maresca's Coaches Voice 13 minute YouTube clip where he explains tactics but got to about 6 minutes. I am sorry but in that video at least he didn't express any charisma. I don't see him being a man that motivates top players (or would be top players) to amazing feats. 

 
I tried to watch Enzo Maresca's Coaches Voice 13 minute YouTube clip where he explains tactics but got to about 6 minutes. I am sorry but in that video at least he didn't express any charisma. I don't see him being a man that motivates top players (or would be top players) to amazing feats. 
Everyone knows what you get with Mourinho or Ancelotti or Guardiola. For the up and comers in England I've found Coach's voice to be quite interesting.
 

 
For what reason? 

Never managed a serious club or won anything serious.

Doesn't seem to have a plan B when his plan A doesn't work. 

Been smacked for multiple goals and easy losses more times than i care to think.

Fell out with Bloom, not sure how he isn't going to fall out with Clearlake.

Really not sure what im missing but the idea of RDZ seems better than the likely reality.
All of De Zerbi's previous clubs have played beautiful football and for him this is the natural step - to now sign for a truly big club and challenge for the major trophies. 

How come people have so short memory and only judge him for his 2nd season at Brighton. How about his 1st one?

What am I missing, though? His first season at Brighton was so good and he improved so many players. Finished 6th, only a few points behind Klopp and qualified for Europa League. All this while playing fantastic football.

2nd season Colwill came back to Chelsea, Caicedo and Mac Allister were sold, March, Enciso and Mitoma were out for most of the season and Ferguson and Estupinan were in and out of the squad because of injuries, too. That's 8 starters. And they put no effort in replacing the departed ones with quality ones. Brighton's marquee signing was a player from Championship and apart from that a bunch of 18 and 19 year olds.

What did you expect in his 2nd season with such a squad and mid week matches? For the first time in Brighton's recent history, their board went backwards and set the club for failure. Of course De Zerbi fell out with Bloom. This was a club new to mid week matches, running on a packed schedule and a squad that cannot be compared to the one in De Zerbi's first season.

I mean we were hanging around 10-12th places for the most part of the season with a way better group of players and no mid week matches. I personally think it is stupid to judge De Zerbi on his 2nd season at Brighton w/o looking at the bigger picture. 

Give him the same squad for his 2nd season, too, and he'd have challenged for top four 100%.

 
Bring osimhen and a top center back, we are good to go
Mourinho was in Romania yesterday. One of his friends were live on TV this morning and was asked about Mourinho's future. 

Mourinho came to Romania from Bahrain were he is currently negociating with a newly promoted, but incredibly rich Saudi club. They offer him a fortune and he is interested, but would like to act as an adviser in their first season. Recommend them a coach and build the squad before taking over full time next season.

In the meantime he would like to go to Fenerbahce, in the Turkish league, for the next season and then go to Saudi Arabia "to earn huge amounts of money" (as per his friend's words).

I personally do not understand why would people still believe Mourinho is of any interest to a big club. The guy is toxic and completely washed up. 

 
I'm bored saying this now but STOP BELIEVING BELLENDS ON TWITTER....
Exactly. It's such low quality content and most of the time they don't even say anything. "Chelsea haven't ruled out Mourinho", "understand new twist in de Zerbi talks with decision expected in next 72 hours" - this kind of bo**ocks. None of these c**ts have the inside track.

 
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The owners being obsessed with Brighton can only mean that De Zerbi is our next manager for good or bad.

 
All of De Zerbi's previous clubs have played beautiful football and for him this is the natural step - to now sign for a truly big club and challenge for the major trophies. 

How come people have so short memory and only judge him for his 2nd season at Brighton. How about his 1st one?

What am I missing, though? His first season at Brighton was so good and he improved so many players. Finished 6th, only a few points behind Klopp and qualified for Europa League. All this while playing fantastic football.

2nd season Colwill came back to Chelsea, Caicedo and Mac Allister were sold, March, Enciso and Mitoma were out for most of the season and Ferguson and Estupinan were in and out of the squad because of injuries, too. That's 8 starters. And they put no effort in replacing the departed ones with quality ones. Brighton's marquee signing was a player from Championship and apart from that a bunch of 18 and 19 year olds.

What did you expect in his 2nd season with such a squad and mid week matches? For the first time in Brighton's recent history, their board went backwards and set the club for failure. Of course De Zerbi fell out with Bloom. This was a club new to mid week matches, running on a packed schedule and a squad that cannot be compared to the one in De Zerbi's first season.

I mean we were hanging around 10-12th places for the most part of the season with a way better group of players and no mid week matches. I personally think it is stupid to judge De Zerbi on his 2nd season at Brighton w/o looking at the bigger picture. 

Give him the same squad for his 2nd season, too, and he'd have challenged for top four 100%.
This quick notion you slipped in there worries me.

 
Not sure of De Zerbi but I don't care where he comes from whether it is Brighton or some other club. Fans put too much emphasis on the pissing contest with them. There is no contest and there is nothing to compare.

Brighton have led their club with intelligence and creativity. Let's give them praise for it. We should as we are harvesting that field. We have not been creative at one least bit. We have never done so (last 25 years at least). When you have the money you don't have to be. You only need to be creative cooking the books to comply with every restriction they are throwing at us.

De Zerbi clearly is on the rise and it would be the natural step to move to Chelsea. If it happens I am fine with it. De Zerbi however is not a long term solution I fear but not even sure the club is looking it like so. Less emphasis on the coach and more on the processes and system. 

 
I'd be happy if it's De Zerbi, although I have no idea why they were attempting to keep it a secret seeing as it's a pretty logical manager for us to be linked with.

 
If you look at our attack, I would say about 90% of our goals came from individual brilliance. Surely it would make more sense to get a manager in to shore up the defence as absolute priority.

That’s why I don’t want De Zerbi. He’s always had a leaky defence so I struggle to see how our defence would improve under him. If we try to outscore every team we’re not going to achieve much.

 
I can't really see it being anyone other than De Zerbi which, being blunt, excites me as much as reruns of Last of the Summer Wine.

I wasn't fussed about Poch leaving but see it as pointless if De Zerbi replaces him.

 
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