George The Best
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Ideal job for him, may not even need to uproot the family from Brighton. Tough gig though.
Good point forgot old Lamps - his time wasn't exactly memorable.Lampard?
Thought you Chelsea fans loved Tuchel? There were loads on here convincing us the football is fine to watch, that the rest of us were wrong when it was said they weren't a great watch.All solved in one day.
Good choice.
Potter is talented and knows the league and Chelsea players well.
He will bring his staff and be well supported.
Just give me something of joy watching a Chelsea game again.
Goodbye soporifics.
Not all supporters of a club think the same thing about everything.Thought you Chelsea fans loved Tuchel? There were loads on here convincing us the football is fine to watch, that the rest of us were wrong when it was said they weren't a great watch.
And no one would blame you. Other than him it has indeed been a while. Sherwood being the last one before him perhaps?Good point forgot old Lamps - his time wasn't exactly memorable.
He's never managed a top club.And no one would blame you. Other than him it has indeed been a while. Sherwood being the last one before him perhaps?
I thought something about this too.Its one of the best managerial jobs in football. Come in, win things, get sacked, get paid a feckload to keep your mouth shut about it.
@non profit football has been raging against Tuchel in the Chelsea thread for a while now. He's been consistent with his views. Unsurprisingly, he's very happy with yesterday's developments.Thought you Chelsea fans loved Tuchel? There were loads on here convincing us the football is fine to watch, that the rest of us were wrong when it was said they weren't a great watch.
I was really stretching with Spurs there , otherwise it's been bloody ages amongst the top 6He's never managed a top club.
GotchaBarca hijacked a couple of the transfers we were supposedly close to completing. Hellhunter is making the joke that Barca just can't help themselves and will do it again here, hence the 'poor Xavi'.
Thanks for explaining my poor jokesBarca hijacked a couple of the transfers we were supposedly close to completing. Hellhunter is making the joke that Barca just can't help themselves and will do it again here, hence the 'poor Xavi'.
Sheerwood, Redknapp, Roy Hodgson was the last of the 'big boys'.And no one would blame you. Other than him it has indeed been a while. Sherwood being the last one before him perhaps?
No. He'll be gone inside of 18 months. But he'll get CL experience, a sackload of money and a raised profile.Good manager, will he be given the time to rebuild?
I dont think so under this Chelsea ownership, if that was the case they would've hired a seasoned manager not someone like potter who, despite doing well, is totally unproven at the top level. I think they'll give him time to rebuild.No. He'll be gone inside of 18 months. But he'll get CL experience, a sackload of money and a raised profile.
Christ, totally forgot at Woy!Sheerwood, Redknapp, Roy Hodgson was the last of the 'big boys'.
Really not a great amount of English coaches reach the top - so for this reason i'd like Potter to do well (but not too well )
Yeah the american sports model is long tenured coaches. In the MLB for instance there are 7 managers who've been there since 2015. Klopp is the only in the PL.I dont think so under this Chelsea ownership, if that was the case they would've hired a seasoned manager not someone like potter who, despite doing well, is totally unproven at the top level. I think they'll give him time to rebuild.
An inklingI mean, there's definitely some disrespect there.
I can only think of the language barrier? majority of top class players these days are french/spanish/portuguese speaking, and unfortunately we English don't speak foreign languages too well.Christ, totally forgot at Woy!
It is really strange how English coaches don't make it at the highest level so often.
Boehly insisting and getting upset at Tuchel standing his ground on Ronaldo doesn't bode well, does it? He sounds incredibly hands-on and like he wants to micromanage to an extent so it'll be interesting to see how Potter navigates that.I dont think so under this Chelsea ownership, if that was the case they would've hired a seasoned manager not someone like potter who, despite doing well, is totally unproven at the top level. I think they'll give him time to rebuild.
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2 years long time?Glad that he's getting his chance. Hasn't been an English manager at a top PL club for a long time.
Definitely risky though, but unless he absolutely bombs I don't think it'll hurt his chances of getting jobs after - other Chelsea managers seem just fine.
Finally a club on Pochetino's level.I really like(d) Potter, but unfortunately, it is now my duty to hate him. Feck you, Potter, I hope your team is relegated (and then you become the England manager, because you are very good).
A couple of my friends are Brighton fans - needless to say, they are gutted (and a bit worried). The whole team has been built exactly to Potter's specification and another manager is going to find it difficult to get anything like the same level of performance from these players. Unless they go and get Pochettino or someone of that ilk, I fear for them.
I am sure Potter will find working with Cristiano delightful as well.He knows what he's getting into.
Tuchel had these owners lumped on him so i can understand any frustrations he may have had, Potter is choosing them so no excuses.
I am sure Potter will find working with Cristiano delightful as well.
HopefullyThis sucks. The second another good team comes out of nowhere they get immediately torn apart by the big ones. I know we've been complicit too and it's just how the game works, but it sucks nonetheless. Brighton were doing so well under him. I suspect they will be fighting relegation after 2 more windows.
5 year deal, just like I predicted they would offer, a way of convincing everyone involved they aren't trigger happy and think long term.
I think you are jumping to conclusion here, we know nothing about them and their sacking of Tuchel was pretty much jumping the gun at a very strange time. If the plan was to get a young new manager in wouldn't it be better to do so when the last season finished so you could spend 300m on players your new manager wants? But who cares I don't like Potter anymore and hope the new owners get Chelsea relegated and bankrupt. Am I doing this right?I dont think so under this Chelsea ownership, if that was the case they would've hired a seasoned manager not someone like potter who, despite doing well, is totally unproven at the top level. I think they'll give him time to rebuild.