Sarri But Not Sarri Thread

[Clockwork 1,794]

What are you guys thoughts, does he stay on or get sacked? honestly i have no clue. 

 

[Pizy 18,877]

Just now, Clockwork said:

What are you guys thoughts, does he stay on or get sacked? honestly i have no clue. 

 

He stays for now. Get spanked by United and he's gone.

Although I have no clue what we would possibly do if we sacked him. Not really any options out there.

[Vesper 30,120]

Just now, Clockwork said:

What are you guys thoughts, does he stay on or get sacked? honestly i have no clue. 

 

If he refuses to switch formation, put Kante back to his proper role,and bench Alonso permanently, then he needs the sacking

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

21 minutes ago, DDA said:

Does anybody truly think Roman is going to buy 6-7 World Class players in the summer? I don't. 

Sarri's future us doomed. It was from the beginning. We don't do things like City. They are run by smarter footballing people than ours and richer which helps.

Their owner is just ready to spend and back the manager...

[mccg 1,528]

 

Maurizio Sarri: Chelsea boss says sorry after Man City rout

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47193232

[Superblue 6,372]

I don't think Sarri is the answer for the club. I had high hopes for him in the summer and have been overall very disappointed. Tits ihis defeat to City has been coming for months, we look so open and weak particularly against the top sides.

But whilst we need a good managerial appointment, I think its currently more important we get a top class appointment at board level to deal with the football aspect of the club. 

I don't have anything against Marina, she's been given a job to do by the club and she's doing the best she can given she has no football background. She's a bloody hard negotiator and again no problems with this. But tasking her with the overall running of the club nowadays will be our downfall. Let her run the business aspect of the club, that's what her background is in and she's proven in the past to be bloody good at it.

But we need a director of football. The club cannot keep changing its idea what it wants. We've gone from Mourinho and Conte who play in a defensive, containing manner to Sarri who's philosophy is very attack minded in a rigid system and style. Don't be surprised for the board to panic, sack Sarri and revert back to a more defensive minded manager. The lack of cohesion and continuity is how we've ended up with a number of players brought over recent seasons which suit one manager and not the next. That's not to say the manager shouldn't have any input into transfers, they shouldn't have signings forced upon them. But the overall strategy and philosophy within the club needs to be retained. At the moment I struggle to see what that is at Chelsea.

And the constant managerial changes are also a big reason why a number of players have probably stayed at the club longer than they should as they get another chance with a new manager.

We need a football person with a philosophy and vision in both the short term and long term who is given the time and space to rebuild this club in a particular image over the next few years. If a manager doesn't work out, then he can be replaced but it will be for someone who has a similar philosophy and style of play themselves who can still use a number of the same players who will have been brought in recent windows. 

[Jase 43,479]

Here we go again...

 

[Vesper 30,120]

2 minutes ago, mccg said:

 

Maurizio Sarri: Chelsea boss says sorry after Man City rout

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47193232

"In the last three matches away we've played very badly so we need to say sorry," said the 69-year-old Italian.

shocking error by the BBC

he just turned 60

[Laylabelle 9,534]

1 minute ago, Vesper said:

"In the last three matches away we've played very badly so we need to say sorry," said the 69-year-old Italian.

shocking error by the BBC

he just turned 60

Probably feels he's aged about 9 years in 3 games...

[mccg 1,528]

Just now, Vesper said:

"In the last three matches away we've played very badly so we need to say sorry," said the 69-year-old Italian.

shocking error by the BBC

he just turned 60

The least of our problems !, he looks like he as aged 9  years this season ffs , feels like i have lately watching this gimp make the same mistakes over and over again

[Jase 43,479]

 

[Romans disciples 26]

5 minutes ago, xPetrCechx said:

Their owner is just ready to spend and back the manager...

Cool it man . Those Sheikhs are bent as a camel in a whorehouse . They dodge FFP,  backhand every two cent mercenary,  ultra hype their buds sponsorship.  Corruption dudes , not for a great club like us .

We rise above that and lm proud that we are doing it ethically bros .

 

 

[Fernando 6,585]

Horrible defeat, thought we would surprise here like we did at the bridge. 

But it's clear he lost the dressing room. 

I thought he would change the personal but still see Alonson in the team. Disappointed by that more then lose. 

[Jase 43,479]

Just now, Fernando said:

Horrible defeat, thought we would surprise here like we did at the bridge. 

But it's clear he lost the dressing room. 

I thought he would change the personal but still see Alonson in the team. Disappointed by that more then lose. 

Lost? Maybe he never quite got them to begin with anyway. 

[Jase 43,479]

14 minutes ago, Mana said:

Sarri is not using the squad properly. He wants to play this certain way, sticks by it no matter how flawed it is with this squad.

If Ole’s United smash us with Sarri using the same old tactics and formation, there is no going back. He HAS to go. I think he has to go now, but really you cannot survive another beating from a rookie coach.

Do we seriously want to give him until then? If we're not careful, our season could be over by the end of February! (pray god we don't fuck up against Malmo!)

If he stays on, expect a defeat against United. Even Mourinho almost beat us back in October!