The Managerial Merry Go Round™

[Big Jow]

Think they have every right to want him gone. Other than winning a competition which they were favourites for, beating European giants like AEK Larnaca and Silkeborg IF along the way.

 

Any manager who hasn’t won a game in 2024 is likely to be under pressure. Especially when that includes a 6-0 drubbing at home and games against Bristol City, Sheff United, Bournemouth and Forest.

 

His football is also dire as fuck.

[toon25]

On 22/02/2024 at 21:26, brummie said:

I think West Ham is a very complicated situation which goes beyond the manager.

 

Moyes is doing alright in terms of results, but they've got owners who have alienated the fanbase since taking over, they've moved them to without a doubt the worst 'new' stadium in English football, an atmosphere killer but lots of seats so hey-ho, and the manager is one of the last of a dinosaur breed who play pretty austere football.

 

I'd be absolutely distraught if our owners ever moved us somewhere like the London Stadium just because it had more seats.

 

When Gold, Sullivan and Brady ran Birmingham City they constantly went on at the council about building them a new stadium (despite lack of interest from anybody at all in attending games at their current stadium), it was a fucking obsession. It must have been their life's ambition to get given that stadium at West Ham.

 

Only, it's a fucking horrific venue, but they don't care, because hey, the numbers.

 

And the fucking cushty deal they got on the expense of the taxpayer. Wankers 

[SUPERTOON]

 

[Menace]

Fair enough. He's not been great tbh.

[midds]

'should' they part ways

 

'when' surely? 

[gbandit]

Already started looking at replacements should they part ways? What a bizarre way of wording things, like it’s some sort of passive event that could just happen without anyone making the decision 

[Ronson333]

5 minutes ago, SUPERTOON said:

 

Jose to return again?

[Guest]

What odds Mourinho as Caretaker Manager?

[joeyt]

 

 

JDT managing Isak

[El Prontonise]

I see the bald fraud has taken exception to Carraghers analysis last night.  Sign of a manager under pressure....

[Nucasol]

1 hour ago, El Prontonise said:

I see the bald fraud has taken exception to Carraghers analysis last night.  Sign of a manager under pressure....

The Dutch Ming the Merciless looking one?

[timeEd32]

19 hours ago, SUPERTOON said:

 

 

I hope they sack him because the smart thing to do given their financial situation and his track record is to give him some more time. I did think he'd make more of an impact by now though.

[Guest]

I think he'll nail it if given another season.

[gbandit]

2 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

I think he'll nail it if given another season.

They’ve actually started to look a lot more like a team recently. The best thing they could do is sack him (for us that is)

[Dr.Spaceman]

Absolutely nobody should be judged on a short stint at Chelsea, players, coaches or managers.

 

I would hate to be a Chelsea fan 

[The College Dropout]

I want them to not qualify for Europe so badly. I'm waiting on that firesale.

[TRC]

1 minute ago, The College Dropout said:

I want them to not qualify for Europe so badly. I'm waiting on that firesale.

They will make 60m just from Maatsen and Hall this summer. The  probably 40m for Gallagher. Also Chabolah for 25m?

 

It's not going to be as bleak as people think for Chelsea.

 

 

[Big Jow]

7 minutes ago, TRC said:

They will make 60m just from Maatsen and Hall this summer. The  probably 40m for Gallagher. Also Chabolah for 25m?

 

It's not going to be as bleak as people think for Chelsea.

 

 

 

It’s sickening how clubs constantly bail out the top teams. They all make an absolute fortune from shite players, simply because they play for them.

 

How anyone can ever exchange 60m for Mount, a 7m loan fee for 6 months of Phillips etc. is beyond me.

 

Same further down with young players. £10m here and there for a player that has never played for them, just comes with a tag of being involved in the club.

[The College Dropout]

12 minutes ago, TRC said:

They will make 60m just from Maatsen and Hall this summer. The  probably 40m for Gallagher. Also Chabolah for 25m?

 

It's not going to be as bleak as people think for Chelsea.

 

 

Gallagher is their captain. Lovely sale.

 

 

[TRC]

2 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Gallagher is their captain. Lovely sale.

 

 

Reece James is, followed by Chilwell. As both of those have been injured a lot Gallagher has capped them, but its clear they want to move him.

[gbandit]

Chilwell is a decent player in fairness and is a lot more durable than Reece James, whose career feels like it’s close to over 

[The College Dropout]

9 minutes ago, TRC said:

Reece James is, followed by Chilwell. As both of those have been injured a lot Gallagher has capped them, but its clear they want to move him.

Todd and co. yeh. Not the manager.

[TRC]

Just now, The College Dropout said:

Todd and co. yeh. Not the manager.

IMO Poch is possibly the biggest problem. Game has evolved since his Spurs success, he hasn't

[gbandit]

Not seen the evidence to suggest Pochettino is out of his depth. He made a stupid decision to go to Chelsea just like Potter did. They’re a fucking mess of a football club, owned by someone incredibly out of their depth. Their transfer strategy has been among the worst football has ever seen. It was always going to take more than half a season to get them into any kind of working order. You can finally see certain things working for them, would be hilarious if they sacked Poch now 

[The College Dropout]

Every manager seems to like Gallagher tbh. The less successful Chelsea are the better. They are the most susceptible of the top 6 to fall off their perch by some distance. Praying for their downfall.