The Tuchel Thread

[YorkshireBlue 3,264]

1 minute ago, Henrique said:

Someone from news comment section:

"Chelsea have just spent almost 280 million this summer... sacking Tuchel is absolutely crazy... This is what happens when American cowboys take over your club..."

Far too early to call if this will be the norm or if they will let a manager of their choosing build a team.

[Jype 6,398]

4 minutes ago, DDA said:

If Potter does come in... I think bringing Trossard with him in either Jan or next Summer could be a really good move. He offers more than Mount. 

What exactly does he offer more?

Trossard is 28 years old in a couple of months and his best PL season (out of three full season) was one with 8 goals and 3 assists. Mount's last season was 11G+10A in the PL and outside his 'end product' he also offered a tireless engine well suited for a high pressing system. 

[YorkshireBlue 3,264]

My only small very small problem with potter is, I can imagine him ringing up transfer targets and introducing him self and the player on the line replies "who?"

[Henrique 9,133]

12 minutes ago, Kong said:

Far too early to call if this will be the norm or if they will let a manager of their choosing build a team.

The thing is: do you believe the club is in good position to make this kind of decision right now? All the football structure was gone, and the new owner appointed himself as DoF. LOL

It seems he also loves the spotlight, and is posing for pictures with his new players...he is basically acting like a billionaire with his new toy. 

 If thats not a huge red flag, I dont know what It is.

 

[MoroccanBlue 5,375]

12 minutes ago, Henrique said:

The thing is: do you believe the club is in good position to make this kind of decision right now? All the football structure was gone, and the new owner appointed himself as DoF. LOL

It seems he also loves the spotlight, and is posing for pictures with his new players...he is basically acting like a billionaire with his new toy. 

 If thats not a huge red flag, I dont know what It is.

 

🚨 It’s understood Chelsea are close to appointing a new sporting director with sources even suggesting the new man has had some influence on the move for Graham Potter. (@SamiMokbel81_DM)

— Pys (@CFCPys) September 7, 2022

[Bren 41]

17 minutes ago, Kong said:

My only small very small problem with potter is, I can imagine him ringing up transfer targets and introducing him self and the player on the line replies "who?"

I think that can change relatively quickly if (big if) he gets us playing good attacking football and competing towards the top of the league. 

[Henrique 9,133]

7 minutes ago, MoroccanBlue said:

🚨 It’s understood Chelsea are close to appointing a new sporting director with sources even suggesting the new man has had some influence on the move for Graham Potter. (@SamiMokbel81_DM)

— Pys (@CFCPys) September 7, 2022

Wow. Things are getting really ugly. New owners are indeed a bunch of clowns.

 

[Superblue 6,372]

Make no mistake Potter is a huge gamble. Sometimes though you have to take those gambles and try something out of the box. He has a lot of potential and there's huge intrigue as to his ability to step up to the next level.

But its a massive risk nonetheless. Paul Merson in his column actually for once made quite a decent point. 

If this situation was playing out 12 months ago, Potter wouldn't have even been entertained in conversations and a potential candidate for the new ownership could very well have been Brendan Rodgers off the back of Leicester finishing narrowly outside the top 4 back to back and the FA Cup win. It seemed his stock was high and on the upward trajectory. Meanwhile Potter had just escaped relegation in 16th position with Brighton.

Fast forward 12 months and I think the fanbase would go mad if Rodgers was approached, whereas a lot of supporters are on board with giving Potter a chance.

Let's just hope we're making the right appointment and we've got someone who will thrive with the step up. 

[MoroccanBlue 5,375]

2 minutes ago, Henrique said:

Wow. Things are getting really ugly. New owners are indeed a bunch of clowns.

 

Not if this DoF and Potter are part of the club's long term vision. 

 

[Duppy Conqueror 1,526]

Be interesting to see what underperforming players can salvage their CFC careers under Potter (presuming he gets the job).

I’m sure almost all will be looking to tear up trees in the early days but whom will improve more longterm.

would be a risky move but is not like we stick with a coach/manager for several years when it turns sour. At worst he gets replaced in January,at best he gets the England job after Southgate and a few titles.

[YorkshireBlue 3,264]

45 minutes ago, Henrique said:

The thing is: do you believe the club is in good position to make this kind of decision right now? All the football structure was gone, and the new owner appointed himself as DoF. LOL

It seems he also loves the spotlight, and is posing for pictures with his new players...he is basically acting like a billionaire with his new toy. 

 If thats not a huge red flag, I dont know what It is.

 

I think it's a bigger red flag when owners don't care. This is all new to him he needs to take it all in before he can sit back from a far (get it out of his system) far too early to judge the new owner and his ambitions, but what he did today is a big statement.

[YorkshireBlue 3,264]

3 minutes ago, Hermione said:

And then the club treat him like dirt..

Under perform in any job and this is the reality.