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Candidates for the new Chelsea management  

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  1. 1. Who you want to see as the new manager?


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steve5221

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Unless he gets unlimited funds to strengthen the team i doubt it, i hardly think he will sign up to a relegation battle.

Ecclestone and Briatore have sacked all the non italians from the board and put prices up 40%. They will bankroll them now and want an italian manager. They will also work on a business plan similar to ours........

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You just don't like Arry because Spurs knocked Milan out of CL. :D

Buzz off :offtopic:

Completely and totally irrelevant...

But seriously, Redknapp will play attacking football at Chelsea but over the full season and against top teams in the CL (not the slow/old shadow of itself Serie A teams), he'll fall short. And if Ancelotti was sacked for 2nd place and QT finals this year, that's failure for him. Second place and QT finals for Redknapp are probably going to be the highlights of his career.

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Unless he gets unlimited funds to strengthen the team i doubt it, i hardly think he will sign up to a relegation battle.

For me it is important to work and if, one time, I have a possibility to manage another division team, I would.

Think again. Also, QPR have quite a wealthy owner, now that he's in the Premier League he will most definitely look to invest.

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Buzz off :offtopic:

Completely and totally irrelevant...

But seriously, Redknapp will play attacking football at Chelsea but over the full season and against top teams in the CL (not the slow/old shadow of itself Serie A teams), he'll fall short. And if Ancelotti was sacked for 2nd place and QT finals this year, that's failure for him. Second place and QT finals for Redknapp are probably going to be the highlights of his career.

I was joking. :P

Yes I know, Harry wouldn't be the best of choices.

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LDN Blue

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Are you crazy? No way. The club should buy players according to their vision not the manager's. Ferguson = Man Utd so him having that kind of power is fine, the same goes for Arsene. But I can't imagine giving the likes of Benitez, who is clueless when it comes to buying players, that kind of power. Van Basten got that power too at Ajax and spent 35 mil +/- (which is a huge amount of money for a Dutch club). And every single player he bought failed (well Sulejmani is playing well now but it took him 3 years to do so..).

And managers come and go..

Some managers should have 100% input but definitely not all.

Okay fair enough. But at the same time, there should not be a man who decides all the transfers without the managers input at all then does not deliver the players the manager would like. Like Valdano did, when Mourinho requested a striker (when Higuain was out) Valdano said no. Benzema was not firing at all and Raul was gone. It's only when Mou went to Perez that Adebayor was brought on loan.

You make a good point about managers being incapable. But there must be a line drawn between managers & the people who provide the funds to make sure the manager can even use the players lined up. Something that's not happening at our club..

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Okay fair enough. But at the same time, there should not be a man who decides all the transfers without the managers input at all then does not deliver the players the manager would like. Like Valdano did, when Mourinho requested a striker (when Higuain was out) Valdano said no. Benzema was not firing at all and Raul was gone. It's only when Mou went to Perez that Adebayor was brought on loan.

You make a good point about managers being incapable. But there must be a line drawn between managers & the people who provide the funds to make sure the manager can even use the players lined up. Something that's not happening at our club..

Yes the manager should definitely have some input but sometimes it's a good thing if there's someone at the club that says no. If it wasn't for Villa, Gareth Barry would have gone to Liverpool to replace Xabi Alonso back in '08 (meaning Xabi on the bench for Barry).

What was Benitez on when he wanted to make that happen :lol:.

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