Pep's Arrival

[J.F. 1,484]

No, no, and fuckin no, keep RDM ffs!!!!!!!

[Leif 6,006]

hey guys i was thinking. if we get guardiola i remember messi saying that hes like a dad to him so maybe messi would like to come too because he doesnt want to lose his parent. we would need a good transfer offer though so maybe we could give barcelona sturridge and maybe torres as well. also if messi came then i think xavi would be sad and would come too and replace lampard, then we could retain champions league.

[Jase 43,479]

hey guys i was thinking. if we get guardiola i remember messi saying that hes like a dad to him so maybe messi would like to come too because he doesnt want to lose his parent. we would need a good transfer offer though so maybe we could give barcelona sturridge and maybe torres as well. also if messi came then i think xavi would be sad and would come too and replace lampard, then we could retain champions league.

Please tell me you are not serious about that...

[Kostas 1,468]

I'm really conflicted on how I feel about this. I think Di Matteo should get the job, but I have huge doubts over what he can actually achieve.

Deep down I might favor Pep coming here, but I'm not sure about that either. Di Matteo and/or Guardiola could be huge flops.

That's more or less how I feel too. The task Chelsea's manager has in front of him is very hard either way. Both RdM and Guardiola would be big risks (not unlike AVB in terms of size).

If RDM isn't appointed i'll lose all faith with the Chelsea board. I'd go as far and say it'll take some of the gloss of the Champions League win.

Funny that. Till now we've been losing faith in the Chelsea board almost annually for caring only about results. Now we're about to lose faith cause they might not base their decision on half a dozen results.

[Shane 2,275]

True, but what happened in da end?

is that Mr. Sonnen sniffing Da Spyda's nutz??? Bro, stick w/ footie & leave the MMA for the people that know the know!!!

Sonnen shouldn't have went for the knockout, but he learnt from his mistakes, and he's gonna win July 7th!

[Blue Armour 4,436]

Pep is the ultimate manager for the blue machine.

Roman wants to dominate the world with this team and do it in style.

And I don't see no other manager doing that then Pep...Mourinho is good, but too controversial.

RDM did great but did not showed no spark of creative football during his time with Chelsea.

However giving the tough situation in which RDM was, I think he did the smartest thing.

Which is what leave us with a conundrum? Do we hire Pep and forget about RDM?

Well I think Pep has giving us a great window. With his one year of we can easily wait for him and try to work it out with RDM for one more year.

After one year the club should have a better view of what's going on.

If RDM is truly capable of implementing a better style?

How is he doing with the new recruits? etc etc.

Well speaking of blue machines, we'll be going from this:

to this;

[robdog 2,084]

Sonnen shouldn't have went for the knockout, but he learnt from his mistakes, and he's gonna win July 7th!

I don't want to distract from the topic here, so this will be my last post on Da Spyda Silva. Sonnen is already been caught in Da Spyda web, he just doesn't know it yet:

[Blue Traveler 256]

I didnt realise that to be the best you have to win every single game. In this case Federer can't be the best tennis player ever on account of him not winning every single tournament he has ever entered. Tiger Woods can't be the greatest golf player ever for the same reason. Anderson Silva can't be the greatest MMA fighter ever because he lost a few fights. Can you see how that point is a bit ridiculous? Guardiola has won everything there is to win during his time as head coach of Barcelona. Oh and by the way, even with this being his least successful season as head coach he still won the Copa Del Rey and reached the semi final of the Champions League.

Im not trying to downgrade what Di Matteo did, it was remarkable and he delivered Chelsea's greatest ever season from the depths of despair. However the fact remains that a squad upheaval is underway with the old way of play going and a new attacking flair style imminent, yes I do think Guardiola is the best man to implement that and yes I do think that his success at Barcelona and the dar reaching effects his philosophies have left I the game (not least of all Spain dominating football) does make him the best candidate for, not just the Chelsea job, but any management position at any of the major clubs in Europe.

You just questioned your own statement about Guardiola being the best manager in the world!! and i proved it he couldn't be the best anymore now you saying nobody's remain the best forever! so why on earth we should kick out RDM whom brought us the CL trophy, masterminded the victories against the best team in world! and proved his tactics are spot on again in the CL final with a bunch players whom literally were underrated by all the fucking world! and still is considered NOT good enough to manage Chelsea!

[NiclasCFC 2,582]

Pep Guardiola: "Will I be a coach of Chelsea?" "I do not know how to drive a bus."

[The Big Drog 1,110]

You just questioned your own statement about Guardiola being the best manager in the world!! and i proved it he couldn't be the best anymore now you saying nobody's remain the best forever! so why on earth we should kick out RDM whom brought us the CL trophy, masterminded the victories against the best team in world! and proved his tactics are spot on again in the CL final with a bunch players whom literally were underrated by all the fucking world! and still is considered NOT good enough to manage Chelsea!

I'm trying to spell this out as simply as I can. It clearly in failing because you seem to be missing each of my points. My point of using Federer, Woods and Silva as examples was to prove that even the greats of their respective games aren't perfect, nobody is (Anderson Silva is still the best). New example, take Novak Djokovic, he is the best tennis player in the world right now but he doesn't win every single tournament he plays in but he wins enough and in impressive enough fashion against the best players in the world to prove that he is currently the best player in the world. Simply replace Novak with Pep, best players in the world with best clubs in the world and you get why I consider him the best manager in the world.

No disrespect to Di Matteo because he got the absolute best out of an I fancied group of players but to say he masterminded the victory is a bit strong, I think the players had something to do with it too. One of my main points is that Guardiola is proven to be able to implement fluid systems that encourage attacking football, on top of his excellent work in promoting youth players. It's not a matter of Di Matteo not being good enough it's a matter of Guardiola being better suited to tackle the task at hand.

[The Big Drog 1,110]

Pep Guardiola: "Will I be a coach of Chelsea?" "I do not know how to drive a bus."

See, talented and witty

[Shane 2,275]

Pep Guardiola: "Will I be a coach of Chelsea?" "I do not know how to drive a bus."

Or get around one, Chelsea F.C, Champions of Europe

[Shane 2,275]

See, talented and witty

If you can't see how he disrespected us there you should go back to supporting United mate.

[The Big Drog 1,110]

If you can't see how he disrespected us there you should go back to supporting United mate.

Oh come on, are we seriously not going to have a sense of humour? Bloody hell, anyone can see that is just a witty sound bite, nothing more in it and anyway the whole reason behind getting Pep would be to deploy a style of football that is the opposite of parking the bus.

[Shane 2,275]

Oh come on, are we seriously not going to have a sense of humour? Bloody hell, anyone can see that is just a witty sound bite, nothing more in it and anyway the whole reason behind getting Pep would be to deploy a style of football that is the opposite of parking the bus.

He's clearly being bitter about the fact that we knocked Barca out of the Champions League, and we didn't do it by passing the ball to death.