New Chelsea Manager

[Justin_3d 1,140]

Anyone but Mourinho.

What the fuck is Bielsa doing in that poll?

:goodpost:

It looks like Justin convince some people that Bielsa is a top dog! :blue scalf:

[Justin_3d 1,140]

Mourinho was hanging around Kings Road last week, a sign perhaps?

In that reference there is this article:

I'm not coming back to Chelsea, says Mourinho after visit to London

Read more:

http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz1oDDuzX6n

Bring on David Moyes! :cfc:

[Kieran. 6,317]

Yes, I believe that the daughter of a restaurant owner has all the answers.

[Sheva. 5,373]

It will be Rafa or Capello. If not them then someone worse, would be surprised if we get anyone better than those two.

Moyes can get away with it once he ships the so called legends out. Has he got it in him tactically, though?

This is what i'd like to know also. I personally don't think so.

[BleedsBlue 1,549]

Why not give it to Drogba or Lampard?

[francozola 2,040]

Getting these cancerous players out is the most important thing.

Once that is done, the new manager - whoever he is - can come in and start a proper rebuilding process and not have to encounter any problems in that sense.

The majority of our talented and younger players are still alright. The likes of Luiz, Ivanovic, Cahill, Ramires, Mata, Sturridge and Torres probably were not involved in any of the behind the scenes shit. And these are also the players that we want to keep as our spine (possibly with the exception of Torres lol) so that's a positive thing.

As long as one of the troublemakers remains, we will not be able to move on.

[We Hate Scouse 10,326]

I'd sooner see Claudio Ranieri come back than Mourinho. We need to go forward, not backwards. Bringing back Mourinho would hinder our progress unbelievably. He has had his part to play in this downward spiral we have been on.

We need to wait until the summer for an appointment and have a huge overhaul. Up to 10 players need to go. We have to get a message out that we aren't taking bullshit off any players.

Also some of the fans should be embarrassed demanding Mourinho. You're just as bad as Scousers living in the past. Get a fucking grip and get your head out the clouds. If Mourinho returns it will not be the fairytale you think it will be. He would stay no longer than 2 years.

[capriccioso 2,545]

Why not give it to Drogba or Lampard?

Drogba wouldn't be an awful choice, he virtually managed the team from the bench during the latter months of Carlo's reign. He has a massive personality and brings his will to bear through sheer determination, and has the unrelenting respect and liking of the squad. But I'm not convinced as to his tactical and coaching abilities, although he seems to be a fine motivator and leader. Lampard is a bit of an unproven in both departments.

In any case the board would have to be raving mad to give the job to either of them.

[Swedish House Mafia 508]

I'd sooner see Claudio Ranieri come back than Mourinho. We need to go forward, not backwards. Bringing back Mourinho would hinder our progress unbelievably. He has had his part to play in this downward spiral we have been on.

We need to wait until the summer for an appointment and have a huge overhaul. Up to 10 players need to go. We have to get a message out that we aren't taking bullshit off any players.

Also some of the fans should be embarrassed demanding Mourinho. You're just as bad as Scousers living in the past. Get a fucking grip and get your head out the clouds. If Mourinho returns it will not be the fairytale you think it will be. He would stay no longer than 2 years.

Sometimes you need to take a step back to go two steps forward. If not Mou then who? Guardiola? Yeah because he's going to trade Messi for Kalou, and teach Malouda how to one touch pass and actually giving a fuck on the pitch. Jose is clearly the obvious choice here.

[We Hate Scouse 10,326]

Sometimes you need to take a step back to go two steps forward. If not Mou then who? Guardiola? Yeah because he's going to trade Messi for Kalou, and teach Malouda how to one touch pass and actually giving a fuck on the pitch. Jose is clearly the obvious choice here.

Mourinho would absolutely corrupt the club and leave us in tatters once again and we would once again need to go running back to him to "go two steps forward" again. He is the absolute wrong choice.

Who should take over? I don't quite rightly know. Wouldn't be upset with Moyes. He is a manager that gets the best out of mediocre players with a limited amount of money. He wouldn't take shit from anyone either.

I don't know much about Biesa, but he seems to be doing well.

I'd rather see us go for a manager that is making something of a club that perhaps shouldn't be where they are in the table. Not a big manager that would cost millions. A managers qualities shouldn't be assessed on the size of his trophy cabinet, but rather on how much they have improved a club.

[DYC. 7,542]

Rafa on the other hand is a CL winner, 2 time la liga winner, and a pretty good tactician. Give him the money and i'm very sure he'd do well here.

The last thing you should do is give Benitez money. He buys average players for world-class prices.. (few exceptions of course). He would be a nightmare considering our current state.

[bluephoenix 1,131]

The last thing you should do is give Benitez money. He buys average players for world-class prices.. (few exceptions of course). He would be a nightmare considering our current state.

or he could be just the guy for this interim period ... might surprise us by winning the CL this season...

[Blue Armour 4,436]

End of it all..What's to be gained by sacking him now? We're in major cross-roads here with an FA cup replay and CL second leg coming up. Unless RDM has a few good ideas in mind, we could be in real jeopardy here.

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

Scolari reveals Chelsea 'hell'

Former boss has sympathy with Villas-Boas

Former Chelsea coach Luiz Felipe Scolari insists it will be 'hell' for whoever succeeds Andre Villas-Boas at Stamford Bridge.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/7570000/

[Clevemayer 764]

Bevan added: "He (Villas-Boas) was very disappointed, frustrated, saddened, but his thoughts were for the club, the fans and indeed Roberto Di Matteo, wishing him well for the rest of the season.

"He's obviously a man who played six years or so for the club and has got good managerial experience with West Brom in the Premier League."

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11668/7570036/Villas-Boas-saddened-by-sack