Sarri But Not Sarri Thread

[ChelseaFanUK 1,014]

Can see him going, and staying, oddly.  Im slightly leaning towards the fact he could well be off

 

No flat out denials from Juventus, Sarri or anyone else close to the supposed talks.

[OneMoSalah 8,776]

14 minutes ago, Jason said:

Hardly sounds committed to staying...

Wouldnt blame him either. Or any manager.

Lets be honest clearly him and a large portion of fans arent exactly on the same page. Plus Juventus is an incredible opportunity for most managers, never mind someone who was perhaps going to lose his job 5 months ago.

Maybe 10 years ago managers wouldnt consider it compared to us but theyve grown into one of the top top 5 teams in Europe for me over the last 5 years while we have yoyo'd and are quiet honestly in a bit of a mess behind the scenes although poor recruitment has held us back too.

Juve though, great team, very good recruitment and fundamentally excellently run (which we cant exactly say happens here). If we had their footballing men in behind the scenes wed be 10 times better off, look at some of their signings in past seasons: Vidal, Pjanic, Ronaldo, Dybala, Costa, Alex Sandro, Matiudi, Joao Cancelo, Higuain, Bentacur, Pirlo, Bernardeschi, Pogba, Morata, Coman, Tevez. High calibre, hugely successful and other than Ronaldo and Higuain who cost like 80m and upwards the rest werent exactly huge massive fees. Having that sort of shrewd footballing people involved with the club is a massive massibe plus to any manager at any club.

[Jase 43,479]

5 minutes ago, OneMoSalah said:

Wouldnt blame him either. Or any manager.

Lets be honest clearly him and a large portion of fans arent exactly on the same page. Plus Juventus is an incredible opportunity for most managers, never mind someone who was perhaps going to lose his job 5 months ago.

Maybe 10 years ago managers wouldnt consider it compared to us but theyve grown into one of the top top 5 teams in Europe for me over the last 5 years while we have yoyo'd and are quiet honestly in a bit of a mess behind the scenes although poor recruitment has held us back too.

Juve though, great team, very good recruitment and fundamentally excellently run (which we cant exactly say happens here). If we had their footballing men in behind the scenes wed be 10 times better off, look at some of their signings in past seasons: Vidal, Pjanic, Ronaldo, Dybala, Costa, Alex Sandro, Matiudi, Joao Cancelo, Higuain, Bentacur, Pirlo, Bernardeschi, Pogba, Morata, Coman, Tevez. High calibre, hugely successful and other than Ronaldo and Higuain who cost like 80m and upwards the rest werent exactly huge massive fees. Having that sort of shrewd footballing people involved with the club is a massive massibe plus to any manager at any club.

Yeah, imagine Sarri putting Ronaldo out wide in his inflexible 4-3-3...

[OneMoSalah 8,776]

15 minutes ago, Jason said:

Yeah, imagine Sarri putting Ronaldo out wide in his inflexible 4-3-3...

Haha yeah imagine. Think he will be the main man up top for them regardless of who takes charge. 

[Fernando 6,455]

Last time we went to the EL final we had a manager the fans did not like. 

Then we appoint a manager the fans liked and that turn out horrible. 

Could history repeat itself again? 

[Atomiswave 6,072]

45 minutes ago, Fernando said:

Last time we went to the EL final we had a manager the fans did not like. 

Then we appoint a manager the fans liked and that turn out horrible. 

Could history repeat itself again? 

It was a big success no doubt. Very close to winning the title in 13-14.....won it convincingly in 14-15, yeah the Wheels came off in 15-16 but any Club in Eng would take that any day all day, and we won the CC. Overall awesome in my book.

[BigMabz 61]

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1133116/Arsenal-Transfer-News-Premier-League-Andre-Gomes-Unai-Emery-Europa-League-Chelsea-Latest

 

Whats this nobhead Sarri doing now? Im sorry, but thats not the message to send to light a fire up our arses. Walking off the pitch. Kicking a hat. 

Not sure how to read into this. Is it pure frustration because this group of players wont listen and buy in. Or is this the culture that Sarri is building? Either way it seems distressing 24 hours before a big game. The Gunners are probably licking their chops at this point. 

As a former professional athlete myself, I understand what its like to go against the same players day-in day-out for a full season. Impossible to think that bust ups wont happen. Lets hope its nothing and just tired minds and bodies after a long season getting frustrated with going up against each other every day. 

[Atomiswave 6,072]

Any manager worth his salt would surely deal with that situation instead of throwing and kicking his cap multiple times and walking off leaving his players.

We may lack leaders in the team but the biggest issue is that we have no real leader managing us. 

[Jase 43,479]

2 hours ago, OneMoSalah said:

Haha yeah imagine. Think he will be the main man up top for them regardless of who takes charge. 

Chances are he'll put Ronaldo out wide and play Higuain as the striker.

[1905didierblue 748]

16 hours ago, Jason said:

Chances are he'll put Ronaldo out wide and play Higuain as the striker.

Seems the most sarri-ish thing to do. Hopefully he buys kovacic when he goes to Juve. 

[Atomiswave 6,072]

5 minutes ago, 1905didierblue said:

Seems the most sarri-ish thing to do. Hopefully he buys kovacic when he goes to Juve. 

Yes please, we cant carry any passengers no more, enough already.

[Special Juan 27,424]

Juve president meeting with Buck.

 

[MoroccanBlue 5,297]

We are honestly the most embarrassingly ran club. It's even more embarrassing we have fans who actually want this to happen. 

 

[Atomiswave 6,072]

1 hour ago, Special Juan said:

Juve president meeting with Buck.

 

Again too much smoke now.....not all rumors are BS.

1 hour ago, MoroccanBlue said:

We are honestly the most embarrassingly ran club. It's even more embarrassing we have fans who actually want this to happen. 

 

Yes we are, horribly run. But to me its not an embarrassment that so many dont rate him. I wish he had shown more, been more flexible, more savy in tactics. Cuz you really need that in EPL or you will be eaten up. If he goes, I thank him for his service and wish him best of luck, but wont mind one bit losing him.

[MoroccanBlue 5,297]

57 minutes ago, Atomiswave said:

Again too much smoke now.....not all rumors are BS.

Yes we are, horribly run. But to me its not an embarrassment that so many dont rate him. I wish he had shown more, been more flexible, more savy in tactics. Cuz you really need that in EPL or you will be eaten up. If he goes, I thank him for his service and wish him best of luck, but wont mind one bit losing him.

It is an embarrassment. A few pages back people were questioning his managerial ability based on his smoking habits. Fucking mental. We are one win away from achieving our goal. Top 4 and a trophy. You can blame all you want that United, Spurs, and Arsenal made it easy, but the fact of the matter is we won our games. They didn't. 

 No transfers. Same mediocrity in the side. And no Hazard. And we want to bring Lamps in for this? To tarnish his reputation?

I know you are going to reply with the same bullshit conjecture that 'Lamps will motivate the players'. 'Lamps will demand success', conveniently failing to see that Lampard's Derby had the same flaws but at the Championship level. You honestly want to risk that?

Sacking Sarri will prove there will never be a long term vision for this club. There is no patience, and it is directly reflected on today's modern Chelsea fans. 

Rant Over 

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

Why would Juventus officials be dining out at the end of the world with Bruce Buck of all people if not for the manager??? 

Sarri is gone.

[NikkiCFC 7,944]

Sacking Conte was stupid but sacking Sarri at the moment even more so. What is wrong with this club? 

[Supermonkey92 1,428]

And this ladies and gents is proof our club is heading for the shitter