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Something about Roman Abramovich here... http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Roman_Abramovich :lol:

Oh well, it sort of sounded like a good thing at the time I saw the new 118 118 advert the other day where they have the ghostbusters theme, so that's how I sort of got the idea from really

sung from the Ghostbusters theme If your team is shit and they're not winning games who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! If the tactic's wrong playing a 4-5-1 who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! Gu'us back to the top!! Gu'us back to the top!! if our broken team needs a kick up the arse who can we call GUUS HIDDINK!! some fighting spirit has gone from this club so who can we call GUUS HIDDINK!! Gu'us back to the top!! Gu'us back to the top!! who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! This man prefers a 4-4-2 what's his name? GUUS HIDDINK!! Lemme tell ya something Tactics make me feel good!! Gu'us back to the top!! Gu'us back to the top!! When you've lost 3-0 at Old Trafford about time we call GUUS HIDDINK!! Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! Think we'd better call GUUS HIDDINK!! Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! can't hear you Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! Louder!! GUUS HIDDINK!! Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! Who we gonna call GUUS HIDDINK!! I think it fits in well

I am soooooo confident that Hiddink will turn Chelsea around!!! come on Chelsea!!!

HA!! Very decent imagination there TB

He might go to Inter to hook up with Mourinho

Neither would I, whether we scrape 1-0 wins or not, if it wins us a title I'd like it to happen

Mourinho was very defensive when he managed us. Just think of all those 1-0 wins we achieved and the way Makelele used to go about his own defensive midfield role. And with Essien hopefully coming back from injury soon, I'm sure Hiddink with spur players like him in the right direction.

Maybe Hiddink is going to help steady the ship, like you said, and someone like Rijkaard will take over in the summer. That sounds more realistic to me. At least if they bring in someone like Hiddink who has good enough qualities, then the person who takes over will hopefully opt to build on it. Hence, the Chelsea board will have a lot more time to think over who is really the right man for the job. If anything, you would feel that the board thinking about the position too much would result in confusion, and during that time we would have to rely on Wilkins, who isn't really proven enough to be in charge.

Tri-Blue, I made this so you can use for your signature

HIDDINK BEGINS TALKS WITH Chelsea Russia manager Guus Hiddink says he has been approached to take over as Chelsea manager until the end of the season. The west London club made a move for the Dutchman after sacking Brazilian Luiz Felipe Scolari on Monday. Hiddink, 62, who has close links with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, said: "If it was any other club my answer would be a straight 'No'. "But Chelsea is different because I have good relations with the owner. I would like to help them if I could." However, Hiddink stressed he will not be relinquishing his duties with Russia and is fully committed to helping the team qualify for the 2010 World Cup. "This would only be for the next two or three months until the end of the season," he said. Taken from the BBC website

you forgot to say, "not fit to manage"

That maybe so, but so did Rijkaard on a number of occaisions while we had a rivalry with Barcelona in Europe, but these days he says he'd consider the job.

mind you... what about Didier Deschamps? he's played for Chelsea, and has taken MONACO to a Champions League final.

Just think though, it wasn't just Grant who urged the players to perform well, it was Steve Clarke there as well. Just imagine if Grant had to do everything on his own, and Ray Wilkins isn't as good as Clarke IMO.

If he is commited enough, according to Kenyon then yes.

Please NO!! Please don't bring back Avram Grant!! PLEASE!!! NO!!!

I would say Rijkaard as well, but I feel he's overrated

Hey! welcome back to the forums!

Ciao! Benvenuto!! welcome to the site

I don't think Sven is a good enough option if I'm honest. He only spent a season at Man City before they decided to dispose of him, so not a good choice

some wise words from Minty there! Good to see he's also in favour of Hiddink too

That's what I'm trying to point out! If we give the younger talent a few Cup games, like Arsenal, Liverpool and United do, then we would have a good set of experienced young stars. I remember when Scotty Sinclair played against Hull last season in the Carling Cup, and he was immense in that game. Capped it off with a great goal that night.

Maybe, but I've heard David O'Leary is favourite for the Pompey job according to the Daily Mirror lol

Maybe I am sounding naive, but I'm just saying at least give some of the potential stars a few games, at least that's what I would do.