The Tuchel Thread

[lucio 5,418]

19 hours ago, Kong said:

Jorgi should be better in a back 4. 

He’ll be better on the bench or at another club.

[Reddish-Blue 2,510]

3 hours ago, lucio said:

He’ll be better on the bench or at another club.

He'll probably walk back into Serie A in the summer.  

[Johnnyeye 7,510]

get out, im fucking done

[OneMoSalah 8,886]

Going to get a lot of stick but ultimately the expectations on this guy with a largely inconsistent group of players and 9 new signings, I don’t think we will pull the trigger any time soon. Needs to be change though, real soon, in terms of performance levels.

[milka 3,393]

 IF Roman was in charge we know the story  with this spending

But  we dont know Boehly how will reacted on this shit 

[Strike 7,494]

I am glad all the contract extension talk (till 2026) seems to be out of the window. Tuchel won't have a long rope with the football this dire

[YorkshireBlue 3,279]

GTFO you fraud. I go back on everything I've said fuck the lot just move on n leave. Having my eyes slowly pecked out by crows cannot be less enjoyable than watching this utter shambles ATM.

[YorkshireBlue 3,279]

7 minutes ago, Strike said:

I am glad all the contract extension talk (till 2026) seems to be out of the window. Tuchel won't have a long rope with the football this dire

He doesn't need a long rope he's hanging him self every game 

[MoroccanBlue 5,385]

"If we did underestimate Dinamo then we have a problem. Me personally, I didn't." 

Is that why you played Mount in the fucking pivot and Azpilicueta at RCB you fucking mug?

[Blues11 213]

Just now, MoroccanBlue said:

"If we did underestimate Dinamo then we have a problem. Me personally, I didn't." 

Is that why you played Mount in the fucking pivot and Azpilicueta at RCB you fucking mug?

There goes Tommy making excuses for himself and throwing players under the bus again.

King of no accountability.. 

[robsblubot 3,595]

my prediction: Tuchel out and a known clown (of your choice) in to make everyone here happy.

Will change nothing of course, but changing managers is always popular.

[MoroccanBlue 5,385]

10 minutes ago, robsblubot said:

my prediction: Tuchel out and a known clown (of your choice) in to make everyone here happy.

Will change nothing of course, but changing managers is always popular.

This your same rational come December and we are 10th?

[Superblue 6,372]

It's completely pointless at present replacing Tuchel when we've got no structure above him.

We need to sort out the director of football, scouting network, etc to map out a clear identity and direction for this club. 

At that point then if it still isn't working out then Tuchel is then replaced. I think he'll be given some time to sort this out, at the very least until the international break, and more than likely through to the World Cup break. But by that point I'd expect everything above him to have been sorted and decided and if things are still as bad as this, he'll have very little excuses. 

[Blues11 213]

7 minutes ago, robsblubot said:

my prediction: Tuchel out and a known clown (of your choice) in to make everyone here happy.

Will change nothing of course, but changing managers is always popular.

Manager changes can be hit or miss.

Tuchel was the best case scenario when Frank was sacked but he's been figured out. Doesn't seem like the players believe in him and want to play for him. The great managers have a voice that resonates and last over time, I don't think TT has that. 

It can be worth it just for mentality alone. 

[laura90 556]

Tomo, famous member warned us to beware if Tuchel gets to choose his targets. I fully understood what he's meant this summer. I was very negative about all our signings. I never expected us to hit the ground running with them. 

KK - average defender who looked good amongst pensioners. Old. Past it. Has been. On 295 000 a week. Somebody loves wasting money.

Cucu - back up to Chillwell. 

Fofana - young , likable defender who suffered major injury. Wasn't aboard with this at all.

Sterling -  27 year old who has played in PL more than 12 years. Will be the best from the bunch, but another has been who has his best days behind him.

Zakaria - quite possible another has been who could have great career but was stopped by injuries.

I said before, we got rid of some deadwood only to make space for new deadwood. I really feel that.

Put in the mix Zyiech, Pulisic, Jorginho, Mendy, unreliable Kante we assembled ourselves nice midtable team. 

To bad. New owners wanted to spend but we couldn't  land our prime targets and second options were yet again well below standard.

 

[robsblubot 3,595]

1 minute ago, laura90 said:

Tomo, famous member warned us to beware if Tuchel gets to choose his targets. I fully understood what he's meant this summer. I was very negative about all our signings. I never expected us to hit the ground running with them. 

KK - average defender who looked good amongst pensioners. Old. Past it. Has been. On 295 000 a week. Somebody loves wasting money.

Cucu - back up to Chillwell. 

Fofana - young , likable defender who suffered major injury. Wasn't aboard with this at all.

Sterling -  27 year old who has played in PL more than 12 years. Will be the best from the bunch, but another has been who has his best days behind him.

Zakaria - quite possible another has been who could have great career but was stopped by injuries.

I said before, we got rid of some deadwood only to make space for new deadwood. I really feel that.

Put in the mix Zyiech, Pulisic, Jorginho, Mendy, unreliable Kante we assembled ourselves nice midtable team. 

To bad. New owners wanted to spend but we couldn't  land our prime targets and second options were yet again well below standard.

 

I agree with everything regarding the players, but I’m not sure how much this is down to tuchel himself.

it’s difficult to know whether they were his first or second choices, or what the club told him was possible.

plus there is the timing as most deals took place way too late and that affects the manager (not to mention fitness) ability to prep the squad.

speaking of fitness, all teams we play against look fitter and I don’t think that’s down to the manager.

[HendryStephen 2]

2 minutes ago, robsblubot said:

I agree with everything regarding the players, but I’m not sure how much this is down to tuchel himself.

it’s difficult to know whether they were his first or second choices, or what the club told him was possible.

plus there is the timing as most deals took place way too late and that affects the manager (not to mention fitness) ability to prep the squad.

speaking of fitness, all teams we play against look fitter and I don’t think that’s down to the manager.

I'm convinced half this team, or more, don't look after their fitness when they go away from the training ground. None of them look like they can bust a gut, they relied too much on Kante to do all the leg work when he was in the team.

[LAM09 7,062]

6 minutes ago, robsblubot said:

I agree with everything regarding the players, but I’m not sure how much this is down to tuchel himself.

it’s difficult to know whether they were his first or second choices, or what the club told him was possible.

A manager has finally been backed & we're going to excuse him? 

I've been on that side before, but Tuchel has no defence this time around. Most of our signings were ones he wanted, with Raphinha being the one he might have also wanted who got away (Kounde was Marina's obsession).

Edited September 6, 2022 by LAM09

[MoroccanBlue 5,385]

Friendly reminder every attacker that has left is flourishing. 

[Pizy 18,952]

I’ve seen a lot of Chelsea fans around the net suggesting Potter to replace Tuchel if he gets sacked. Why the hell would Potter leave Brighton during the season? They’re flying, above us in the table, and he’s built a club from the ground up. He’s probably backing himself to replace Pep or Klopp when they eventually move on.

If Tuchel goes we’re going to have to get someone who is currently out of work. Most likely be Poch.

But what about Bielsa? Plays extremely attractive football and with access to a MUCH more talented squad than he’s ever had at Leeds I wonder what he could do. With the exception of Jorginho, we have a squad that’s full of athletes who can play the ultra aggressive pressing game. I think he’s worth consideration.