Unfortunately good decision for them, Poch is a serial loser and would have ultimately got sacked sooner or later at some point next season.
Don’t be fooled by their end of season form, looked better than it is when they played with non pressure and most of their opponents were on the beach.
Yeah I had them down for 4th next season too! Their xg differential was 4th so thought that was a good indicator and he seemed to finally start getting to grips with the team. Ah wells 
Lolz, good luck progressing Chelsea. Hopefully, they bring in a new manager who wants to bring in his own players and complete disrupts the current setup.
Wonder if Bayern will go in for Poch?
Wonder if De Zerbi goes to Chelsea...?
De Zerbi is free. Maybe they go after his defense free football. Crazy business this.
Suffering from FFP and now you spend a good chunk of your budget paying a manager and his entire backroom staff off. Brilliant
Sicario2 - Tier 1 Don’t be fooled by their end of season form, looked better than it is when they played with non pressure and most of their opponents were on the beach.
Their late season form was the return to normal. Their underlying stats were there all season.
This guy speaks so well. What a manager. Whatever he said to them is also relevant to us to some extent.
It's quite funny that Liverpool farewell livestream had over 200k views at that time and City livestream of them winning the trophy and celebrations had less than 20k.
Clrnc Suffering from FFP and now you spend a good chunk of your budget paying a manager and his entire backroom staff off. Brilliant
Chelsea are remarkably consistent. They haven't had a manager last longer than 2 years since Mourinho left in 2007. Most don't even stay a year.
FEBravo yeah, felt the same thing at the time. That being Liverpool were set up for success when Klopp came in. We weren't when Wenger, so Klopp may have struggled to make things work.
Don Pacifico Spot on. People think it is just down to the manager to turn the club around. Our recent success has been spearheaded by Arteta but people like Edu and others behind the scene have played a massive role behind our turnaround. Many of Wenger's failures were down to having a broken relationship with the likes of Gazidis, maybe we would have done a lot better if we had replaced Dein with someone who worked better with Wenger.
Just like Liverpool's success isn't just down to Klopp, Michael Edwards played a massive role in turning that club around with Klopp.
we didn't need a cash infusion back then, we needed wenger to spend the damn money (and on actually good players). klopp definitely would have won similar things with arsenal if we had put arsene out to pasture.
the kroenke's had to put in money recently because of covid and no champions league revenue. once we get back on track financially normal service will resume.
Clrnc Suffering from FFP and now you spend a good chunk of your budget paying a manager and his entire backroom staff off.
The bit that's hard to believe is how much they've pissed off their young stars with this move. Palmer, Jackson etc are basically all they've got as a club.
Pepe LeFrits Chelsea are remarkably consistent. They haven't had a manager last longer than 2 years since Mourinho left in 2007. Most don't even stay a year.
It's in their DNA now
A pretty good one
Ange and Levy creased me.
Tuchel to United mooted ... the dream. We'd get to enjoy ten Hag eating shit again in public before probably moving on to a better run club within weeks, then a period of improved results prior to a guaranteed multi-party dummy spit.
Paquetá denies wrongdoing and any knowledge of the suspicious bets, which have been traced to Paquetá Island, off the coast of Rio de Janiero.
If he didn't want to get caught, he might have avoided having his partners make their bets from an island named after him.
That's actually good news for us, he looked headed for City and would have helped them out a lot.
