Zola's possible return to Stamford Bridge?

[zolayes 14,489]

We need Zola as Assistant Manager. Then when Carlo leaves, Lampard/Terry can aid Zola when he becomes manager. It would be the best thing we could plan out right now (besides bringing in the likes of McEachran ect).

that was how the Liverpool boot room worked ...promotion from within ,,,won't workwith us cos

Roman is surrounded by a bunch of non football men in sharp suits

[LDN Blue 7,903]

that was how the Liverpool boot room worked ...promotion from within ,,,won't workwith us cos

Roman is surrounded by a bunch of non football men in sharp suits

Boot room was genius!! No doubt Kenny will be bringing that one back.

[Henrique 9,133]

italian+ italian = bombastic

italian + italian = ultra defensive football.

[zolayes 14,489]

italian + italian = ultra defensive football.

typical simplistic analysis ....work of a 10 year year old

[Duppy Conqueror 1,494]

italian + italian = ultra defensive football.

[Shane 2,275]

This Zola move if it goes through will be a genius move by the club, SW6 would be buzzing with the return of a legend, but the reason the deal would happen with Zola is an assistant manager, It would pave the way for 'franco to take the mangerial role down the line, very similar to whats happening with Rangers now. Zola wasn't a great manager at West Ham, but he'd learn from Carlo, Tactically, of course he would have his own way, But could also broaden his mind in working alongisde a 2 time Champions League winner.

Zola's appointment would also mean do wonders for whatever wingers and creative midfielders would learn so much from him, The way he played, the flair that he had, I really really hope this goes through.

[Henrique 9,133]

typical simplistic analysis ....work of a 10 year year old

this italian + italian = bombastic was a simplistic analysis, but the idea about italians is that the are defensive, so my comment was to show how primitive was that comment.

Anyway, I read here one time something like that "I was surprised that Luiz played so well in the rain, he is brazilian", or "Drogba was born in Africa but is a typical english forward"

[zolayes 14,489]

this italian + italian = bombastic was a simplistic analysis, but the idea about italians is that the are defensive, so my comment was to show how primitive was that comment.

Anyway, I read here one time something like that "I was surprised that Luiz played so well in the rain, he is brazilian", or "Drogba was born in Africa but is a typical english forward"

so your defence is that others make ridiculous statements ,,,so we mustn't crtiticise you when you do the same .

but if you are'nt corrected how will you learn and improve.

late here ,,,kwaheri bwana

[Rambo 1,729]

italian + italian = ultra defensive football.

How close minded are you really?

[Duppy Conqueror 1,494]

Arrigo Sacchi (arguably the greatest italian coach of all time ) =Attack minded

as are/were Vialli,Ancelotti,Zola,Di Matteo..

just a few who broke the stereotypical italian coaches mold.

[Madmax 9,219]

Just 103 league goals ... how dare we play such disgraceful ultra defensive football under that funny eyebrow dude!

[Tomo 21,733]

italian + italian = ultra defensive football.

But one italian got us scoring 103 goals playing fantastic football while the other played his carrer with grace and flair and got West Ham playing aswell

[Laylabelle 9,357]

We need an assisant Manager who will help Carlo,support him and all...Dont even know who our assistant is at the mo lol where as before it was Carlo and Ray getting shouty together now its just poor ole Carlo

[BlueLion. 21,491]

this italian + italian = bombastic was a simplistic analysis, but the idea about italians is that the are defensive, so my comment was to show how primitive was that comment.

Anyway, I read here one time something like that "I was surprised that Luiz played so well in the rain, he is brazilian", or "Drogba was born in Africa but is a typical english forward"

I don't know how much you know about old-style English numbers nines. But Drogba plays exactly how Jackie Milburn or Bobby Tambling did.