Carlo Ancelotti

[SempreJuve 62]

Frank Rjikaard

frank rijkaard had one of if not the best team in the world at his disposal, as soon as ten caate left it all fell to pieces and you want rijkaard over ancelotti?

[diskoviolente 425]

Rijkard and his "laissé faire" isnt´t the kind of thing we need. Another Scolari.

Let´s face it: There seems to be no fitting manager anymore.

The only managers who seem to fit were J.M. and Hiddink.

Grey clouds everywhere...

Edited May 22, 2009 by diskoviolente

[Matterz 67]

frank rijkaard had one of if not the best team in the world at his disposal, as soon as ten caate left it all fell to pieces and you want rijkaard over ancelotti?

Rjikaard started his job at Barcelona with a crap side and with some good signings he turned them into the best, so yes I would take him over Ancellotti, I prefer the style of football Rjikaard plays, the type of players he looks at signing and his willingness to promote youth players. He is charismatic and speaks perfect English, could be the manager for years. Again I reiterate, imo there is no one better that is available.

[Alee. 182]

What we need is another Jose Mourinho, Lets not go for someone who's won it all at the biggest level of football ? Someone who is still hungry for success at the highest level ? Not Ancelotti, or even Riijkard, My personal choice would be Martin O'Niel, with Ashley Young also joining us, but as that seems a improbability, maybe someone else who's dominated a league from Europe, but not quite as big as Italy, Spain, England.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

David Moyes please.

[Term-X 7,891]

david moyes is the average manager

nothing more nothing less, i'm actually ok with ancellotti joining us now

when you look at the big picture.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Well David 'Average Manager' Moyes has turned Everton into a top five side with hardly any funds at all and has established a good brand of football with a solid core of English players.

[Term-X 7,891]

foreign players have made the premier league what it is.

and yes he is average, a top 5 manager aint good enough for Chelsea and even if he had achieved a champions league place this season it's still a gamble. He would be out of his depth.. treating the league like he was still managing everton.

old habbits die fast, he would tremble once involved in fixtures such as barca at the nou camp.

[Blue Feverr 0]

Rumour has it that Seedorf will join Ancelotti to Chelsea? We don't need Seedorf, just a waste of money.

[Term-X 7,891]

their is a thread discussing that ^

but yes no need for more old men, it's bad enough sheva's coming back to take di santos future from him.

[warnie_666 1,081]

Now, knowing howcranky our players could be, I hope they dont complain to Roman about Ancelloti's smoking habbits on training ground.

Would be crazy to see our manager with a cigrette on the bench..

[Blue Feverr 0]

I have a feeling Ancelotti will bring all of the Milan players to London and call it Chelsea.

[Alee. 182]

I have a feeling Ancelotti will bring all of the Milan players to London and call it Chelsea.

Kaka and Pato i dont mind, the rest no thanks.

[warnie_666 1,081]

[SempreJuve 62]

lippi smokes, it didnt affect italy at the world cup

[warnie_666 1,081]

lippi smokes, it didnt affect italy at the world cup

This is England. And there is a Ban on smoking. A Complementary Carton of Nicotine Gum along with the Contract would do no harm....

[Elliott 7]

This is England. And there is a Ban on smoking. A Complementary Carton of Nicotine Gum along with the Contract would do no harm....

There isn't a blanket ban on smoking.

It's not allowed in enclosed public places, but it isn't banned.

[Blue Feverr 0]

Speculation has been rife in Italy and England that Ancelotti will leave Milan for Chelsea in the summer, with the Rossoneri set to make an announcement on his future on Monday if they clinch Champions League qualification this weekend.

"I am Milan coach until June 30, 2010," he said. "I know how things are, I don't see things cloudy, I see everything very clearly.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/...d-to-Milan.htmlAncelotti to stay in Milan