With the early reports of him running a strict regime, it seemed like he was set to be the kind of person who could break the firm-hold of ego within our squad - plus with his own vision for the way he wanted him to be managing the team with the style he likes to play. But there is a problem with the way it is implemented. It is safe to assume the high line offers nothing more then more problems then solutions - it makes our once perfected defence look like shambles, and a clean sheet a non-exist word which we seemed to defy. Yes, we are going into a transition peroid, but we are still a team that wants to fight for competitions and NEEDS to be certain to be in the Champions League. I am 100% behind AVB, and the idea he has for our team, but that shouldn't be played ahead if it means risking the oppertunity to attain the goal of CL football the following season. If the high-line doesn't suit our current crop of players, and the fast tempo doesn't seem to be able to be implemented because some players like to hold the ball, and what-not - then some decisions mean that he needs to have a second plan, and slowly implement the changes in style over time. This isn't a transition with just the squad, i hope, but with the style we have come to know at Stamford Bridge and a different atmosphere of authority - but the expectation still remains, even though, maybe a little shorter then the following season. The likes of Drogba, Anelka, Malouda, etc. should be players that are grasping for straws, not 100% first team starters whereas players like Sturridge, Oriol, McEarhan, and Bertrand should be given oppertunites to shine through this peroid as we are builiding a brand new side, We bring in players WITH the young players we have, and build a much larger prospect - with someone who is able to fix them into something, rather then a facelesss image that is one in a while having another face plastered in it to help gain short-term success. Would rather have a chicken with the eggs and the head, then one without.