The Tuchel Thread

[milka 3,308]

 

[Nero 1,794]

[Pizy 17,868]

Damn, man. He was genuinely shocked it looks like. He definitely figured he’d have considerably longer to turn things around.

[Mário César 825]

tuchel ❤️ 

we still love you 

you will stay forever in our history 

[Fernando 6,387]

I'm still shock. 

Like I said the new owners are clueless. 

[whats happening 1,440]

i really hope we dont end up regretting this for years to come.

[Superblue 6,333]

I'm not going to argue that the football has been a hard watch for a good while now. Could forgive the back end of last season as the feeling and mood around the club was so low, I've never personally experienced it myself where I was literally begging and looking forward to the season finishing and taking a break over the summer from worrying about football. But unfortunately that has continued so far this season.

However, there are sometimes things that go beyond the simple win-loss record and attractive football.

Last season the situation in Ukraine (wrongly) left us toxic and open to quite frankly some of the most disgraceful reporting I've ever seen of complete bias and jealousy. In my opinion there are managers we have had previously who if they were in charge at the time, would have worsened the situation around us and added fuel to the fire.

Tuchel represented and defended my club with such a mixture of dignity, humility and passion. The Champions League win was unforgettable and will quite rightly be the shining light in the Tuchel era. But I will forever remember and appreciate how he represented the club in it's darkest hour. 

Thank you Super Tommy Tuchel.

[ZAPHOD2319 3,937]

 

[ZAPHOD2319 3,937]

12 minutes ago, Fernando said:

I'm still shock. 

Like I said the new owners are clueless. 

How so?

I can respect and have great memories of Tuchel and still understand that he would not work with the owners collaboratively. You never will come out on top when that is the route you decide to take.

[Reddish-Blue 2,238]

1 hour ago, Fernando said:

I'm still shock. 

Like I said the new owners are clueless. 

It's like any job out there, if you fight with your bosses, you're unlikely to be staying there for a long period of time. 

Tuchel is no different.  He could have tried to work with the new ownership group but just like PSG, he fell out with the board and that was the end. 

[ZAPHOD2319 3,937]

 

[lucio 5,418]

Huge mistake 

[Special Juan 27,111]

Only time will tell, as it stands and after reading reports of player disharmony and TT being very hard to deal with, hardly surprising and that is without factoring in results and performances.

Not sure how long it could of gone on for in all honesty. I mean the Leeds, Southampton Dynamo games were an absolute travesty. He wasn't the owners manager, they have given him time and even factoring how bad pre-season was it probably was a very easy decision for them to make.

I like TT but based on the way football is now I'm more surprised at the shock reaction to the decision, wasn't a shock to me, in fact I was surprised he wasn't sacked sooner.

 

[Blues Forever 1,232]

 

[ZAPHOD2319 3,937]

 

[nachikethas 1,149]

Apparantly Tuchel is in my hometown now. 😲

[NikkiCFC 7,634]

Looks like he is in his Eat pray love phase. 

[HEREIAM 83]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11615699/Secret-reasons-Thomas-Tuchels-Chelsea-sacking-make-peoples-eyes-water.html