The Next Manager?

[Fulham Broadway 17,742]

That 'Fit and Proper Persons' rule supposed to apply to club owners, obviously doesnt apply to parasitic venture capitalists 

They should be tried in the Hague for Crimes against Football.

[Strike 7,777]

 

[Vytis33 1,378]

Go get him 

[whats happening 1,662]

whats this obsession with fabregas?

[Pizy 19,270]

My worry with Cesc would be that something similar to Lampard would happen. Once the initial feel good factor wears off and he’s got to manage a massive club against elite managers and opponents in a super high pressure environment, he could be exposed as the relative novice that he is.

For me, I feel like our next manager MUST be someone with lots of experience at a high level.

[Strike 7,777]

 

He is keeping the door open

[Duppy Conqueror 1,584]

Cesc wouldnt win too much respect for what he's done as a coach thus far but he has the charisma and due to his skill and experiences as a player and captain he knows what it takes to be a top player.

Iraolo has more coaching experience,good record developing talent and generally getting the maximum out of players,good balance between nurturing and tough love.also I thought previously he would just go back to Spain.but I've read he actually has a desire to stay in Prem and relocate to London.

Those 2 I think would be the best we could get.

Silva seems an option but despite an upgrade over majority of recent hires. Despite his much longer experience he is the king of the low expectations family clubs.

[Strike 7,777]

3 hours ago, Pizy said:

My worry with Cesc would be that something similar to Lampard would happen. Once the initial feel good factor wears off and he’s got to manage a massive club against elite managers and opponents in a super high pressure environment, he could be exposed as the relative novice that he is.

For me, I feel like our next manager MUST be someone with lots of experience at a high level.

Very much a vibes pick. Seems like a bad idea with our unstable squad right now.

But Cesc has a lot more experience than Lampard did - he's been going up against Gasperini, Allegri in the Serie A and holding his own. Also, Como are pretty well run and have signed a lot of foreign players through talent IDing - pretty much doing a good version of our operation on a much lower scale and budget. 

[OneMoSalah 9,098]

3 hours ago, Strike said:

 

He is keeping the door open

Don’t know, seems more likely he stays at Como than comes here. He has some sense. Believe he turned down the Inter Milan job previously.

I wouldn’t be surprised if he does another 12-24 months at Como before leaving. For a better job than here. They are pushing very hard for European football this season and were unlucky not to make the cup final. The progression has been huge since getting promoted. If they get European football why would he want to give that up to come to a team that could still finish in the bottom half of the table 😂

Plus in all likelihood, even if he did consider it, the managers job here will be available again at least twice over the next 18-24 months. Lets not get our hopes up that this shower of useless cunts will make the right appointment. They haven’t done anything to convince anyone otherwise.

I don’t think the head coach role here will ever be something that will pass certain people by with these owners, whereas before with Roman, it definitely would’ve. We are going to keep hiring amateurs because it is run by amateurs. So inevitably they will keep having to look for new managers. 

Edited 2 hours ago by OneMoSalah

[Strike 7,777]

56 minutes ago, OneMoSalah said:

Don’t know, seems more likely he stays at Como than comes here. He has some sense. Believe he turned down the Inter Milan job previously.

I wouldn’t be surprised if he does another 12-24 months at Como before leaving. For a better job than here. They are pushing very hard for European football this season and were unlucky not to make the cup final. The progression has been huge since getting promoted. If they get European football why would he want to give that up to come to a team that could still finish in the bottom half of the table 😂

Plus in all likelihood, even if he did consider it, the managers job here will be available again at least twice over the next 18-24 months. Lets not get our hopes up that this shower of useless cunts will make the right appointment. They haven’t done anything to convince anyone otherwise.

I don’t think the head coach role here will ever be something that will pass certain people by with these owners, whereas before with Roman, it definitely would’ve. We are going to keep hiring amateurs because it is run by amateurs. So inevitably they will keep having to look for new managers. 

It feels like the obvious choice to stay at Como and build towards an opening at a big club but there's no telling that Como keep up their progress and no telling whether Cesc as coach stays hot for another 2 years. 

Most coaches fired by Chelsea will face no trouble bouncing back because you can always show clubs that you've got the chops and you were hamstrung by the owners. Maresca is an early favorite for the City job, Tuchel managed Bayern and England, even Potter got a gig with Sweden and guided them to the WC. 

[mkh 754]

🚨 Xabi Alonso would be a popular pick with supporters, but i have no knowledge of him being an option at this stage. 

Chelsea have made it clear for a preference of premier league experience with players this summer, and it would not be surprise me if the same applied to the new manager search. 

Eddie Howe cannot be ruled out, alongside options like Iraola and Silva.

(@NizaarKinsella)

[mkh 754]

❌️Sebastian Kehl is in advanced talks to join Spurs as sporting director, as @Plettigoal called. 

Kehl is currently the leading candidate. 

Paul Winstanley was approached by headhunters as part of the process.

(@BenJacobs)

Paul stays🙂‍↕️🫨

[DDA 10,220]

Why do they keep mentioning Marco Silva..

Ridiculous