At half time when they play each other.
Graham Potter | Apparently in "serious" talks with Ajax
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Potter and Rodgers have the same football agent.
Did you miss this tweet or does it not fit your agenda? It clearly says it’s not dependant on the number of years left on his deal.
Bruno Salter.
They might get someone competent in now.
I don't think it's feasible because Chelsea would have to persuade Spurs to release his coaching staffs to come help him. Spurs then needs to get the new set up in if they still hold out their permanent manager appointment until summer.
I called this when he went to Chelsea. Baffling career choice that put his entire managerial career in peril.
Taking over a club with so much turnover in staff and wildwest squad purchases was never going to work .
Taking over a club with so much turnover in staff and wildwest squad purchases was never going to work .
Just before we play them. Sigh.
He was a goner when he talked about the 'worst ever pre-season' without revealing names. That was small time.
The only thing they have to fight for is the CL and Conte is shit in Europe
Potter to Leicester?
Would have been interesting game with potter in charge. I mean both of yous are doing awful.
So this confirms defeat for us on Tuesday then. I actually thought we’d lose to Chelsea anyway, just so it would give him a stay of execution. We’ve lost to every other manager who’s been under fire this season.
Can see nagelsman going here.
There's not a chance he's getting £50m payoff. Even Chelsea aren't that stupid.
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Potter to spurs. Nagelsman to Chelsea. Benitez to Leicester.
“It is understood that Chelsea will not have to pay the full value of Potter’s contract, which would have been worth around £50m with just over four years remaining on it.“
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Surprised pochettino hasn’t had any talks with any clubs since they’ve been quite a few clubs available.
Rodgers would unironically be a better choice than Nagelsmann at this point. Knows the league, can produce instant results, good for the dressing room for at least 1 year.
Nagelsmann would no doubt be a long term project but it's a big risk.
Nagelsmann would no doubt be a long term project but it's a big risk.
Depends if you believe a tweet or the articles that have been posted on multiple media sources with regards to the cost of sacking him.
This has just the smell of a classical Romano’s “private sources advice me” fart
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Is Gus Hiddink still alive?
Avram Grant is the greatest interim manager ever.
It depends on the contract signed by the two of them, not on the “informed speculation” from any third party outlet, though… so we will never know, if not through the club’s balance sheet (in case they have to make it public).
Wtf are you talking about? The athletic and Matt law are both reporting that he isn’t getting the remainder of his contract paid off. So no he’s not getting £50m or anything close to the nonsense you quoted.
We do know he’s on £12m per year over 5 years.
He’s getting one of the biggest payouts ever. Whatever way you look at it.
Of course Law the Chelsea mouthpiece will try and spin it after the event though.
Let's fackin av it. JT to win us the big ears.
Of course the Chelsea mouthpiece will look to spin it after the event. Do your research and you’ll find plenty of information which suggests otherwise.
The tweet posted in the La Liga thread had Poch going to Real Madrid next season
Yep, absolute worst case (like we did with Di Matteo) he'd get paid his weekly wage until he gets a new job.
Managerial merry-go-round... With Pochettino coming 2nd every time.
No I’d say the worst case is you pay him over £50m as per his contract.
Whatever happens he’s getting a huge pay off as he’s been at the club over 6 months.
Yeah, the idea that Chelsea would sack him knowing they will have to pay him off close to 50m is ludicrous.
Wow. I liked what Potter was doing with Brighton & Hove, I think they brought quality to the league, and him jumping to Chelsea mid-season I thought was kinda weak. So it's just desserts. Chelsea still a shambolic club, long may that continue.
31% win rate at Brighton and a 38% win rate at Chelsea. Tbf, that's progrss. He should be aiming for a 40 odd percent win rate at his next club.