Mike Emenalo Quits Chelsea

[cic old boy]

Guys, guys, guys, take it easy on CIC. He knows not what he posts most of the times, but he means no harm.

When it's time to know the difference b/w Johnnie Walker Black Label, Blue Label, Red Label, etc, we will consult you.

[Waffiman]

Saw it all at Arsenal. They sidelined Iwobi and the African kids, started promoting the white English kids. Then Wenger suddenly struck. He overruled the decisions of the English coaches, forcing them to resign, he then fired those who hung on.

Till today, there is still blood on the carpet at Hale End. Wenger is hated by those Arsenal English Coaches and scouts. The word is still out there and the knives longer for Wenger, cos the English football mafia are still desperate for revenge.

Waffiman, I've always thought Wenger endures more negative press than necessary...maybe that's the reason...

Back to Emenalo..Watched one sky tv program featuring Wilkins as a pundit during the exit of Mourinho. Wilkins' animosity towards Emenalo was despicable (even described Emenalo's statement about Mourinho's exit as "...Emenalo speaking from the other side of his behind...")

My bro, sorry I actually forgot this thread. Those English Coaches almost made Alex Dad take him out of Arsenal. The man trusted Wenger and Wenger kept his word. You should have seen the nonsense then. We lost another Naija talent to Liverpool cos of them.

The old school English Journalists, Managers and Coaches resent Mike, who they saw as an Uppity Black and foreigner taking the place of the English. Their resentment grew as they saw more and more foreigners come in under his watch. They fed the notorious racist base of Chelsea supporters with anti Mike propaganda.

People like Wilkins who are old school and racist hated him and the fact that he was effectively his boss. Wilkins, who says he is a Chelsea fan, has said openly, he is not at Chelsea cos of Emenalo. He forgets his issues with alcohol and its impact on his work.

Wenger, the same. He is the foreigner responsible for all the other foreigners who have taken jobs from the English. I remember when at any opportunity, the pundits and journalists will complain of foreign players in Arsenal's youth team. Failing to mention for every one foreign player at the Academy, 4 English had the opportunity and did not take it.

The fact is foreigners like Mike and Wenger have contributed and made their game better. To be fair a younger generation of journos, albeit a minority report fairly on the contribution of the foreigners and are not racist.

[Prince]

The amount of opportunities black players had at Chelsea unprecedented in the history of the club. We have about 20 category 1 academy in UK. That means some of the top academy in Europe Chelsea still produce 40% of the top youth players most are blacks.
This boys are quality they have won the UEFA youth tournament twice.

[realtrouble]

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Comment: Emenalo must have been an arch politician to survive this role for 10 years.

[cic old boy]

As I was saying....Mike wanted to spend time with his family!

[1naija]

As I was saying....Mike wanted to spend time with his family!

I wouldn't be laughing if I were you because you said he was forced out of Chelsea. But many (including your famous lecturer) told you it could be a polite way of quitting the job.

Why you keep persisting with this false narrative beats me. The man submitted his resignation months ago and as it turns out it's not the first time that he attempted to resign on his free will.

Did you not say you are a lawyer? You know you can be forced by circumstances to resign? I don't know about America, but it is called "constructive dismissal" in the UK

The guy said he wants to spend more time with his family, who live in the UK and, according to reports, he is about to take up a job on France.

In the US it's highly recommended you don't burn bridges. They advice against throwing your apron at your boss and saying "I retire" like Tony Montana did in Scarface. Saying he is resigning to spend time with his family could be a polite and politically correct way of saying "I quit!".

[cic old boy]

I wouldn't be laughing if I were you because you said he was forced out of Chelsea. But many (including your famous lecturer) told you it could be a polite way of quitting the job.

He left due to a power struggle and it was dressed up as resignation. That's "forcing out".

I have another theory: Abramovich told him to leave in the interest of peace with Marina and got him the Monaco job (owner another Russian Jew).

[green4life]

The man is in high demand and quite frankly I'm not surprised. He has won everything at Chelsea. His recruits are currently the cream of the crop in the EPL. His patented 'loan army' system generates CFC around 30M to 40M or more in loan and transfer fees annually to the club ... to the point that other hypocritical clubs are beginning to copy his system. They know themselves

Other than that, should he sit at home to make CIC happy or perhaps its simply the case of a man, with options, deciding to choose a lower pressure environment more family oriented workplace, with good weather were his work in scouting / developing talents will be a better fit than at the win-at-all-costs CFC pressure cooker environment. The bottom line is regardless of how you dice it, the man voluntarily resigned and nothing else proves otherwise. CIC, this one is closed. Move to the next one.

[The YeyeMan]

Chelsea aren't shy about firing staff. If he was fired it would have been dressed up as a firing.

[cic old boy]

The man is in high demand and quite frankly I'm not surprised. He has won everything at Chelsea. His recruits are currently the cream of the crop in the EPL. His patented 'loan army' system generates CFC around 30M to 40M or more in loan and transfer fees annually to the club ... to the point that other hypocritical clubs are beginning to copy his system. They know themselves

Other than that, should he sit at home to make CIC happy or perhaps its simply the case of a man, with options, deciding to choose a lower pressure environment more family oriented workplace, with good weather were his work in scouting / developing talents will be a better fit than at the win-at-all-costs CFC pressure cooker environment. The bottom line is regardless of how you dice it, the man voluntarily resigned and nothing else proves otherwise. CIC, this one is closed. Move to the next one.

He spent just 3 weeks with his family.

[Tbite]

If the man was trying to save face, why is it that he was able to get a top job so easily? Why didn't he say he would be moving on to bigger challenges?

It actually appears more that he was doing Chelsea a favour, rather than the other way around! He was not fired, he decided to go, to avoid infighting and continued fundamental differences of opinion. But, by putting in the family angle, he also managed to make the club look good. Bobo did not burn bridges!

Monaco is a playground, it won't surprise me if he will be golfing with Abramovich in his spare time! The owner did not want Emenalo out!

Emenalo's relationship with Chelsea is probably STILL stronger than Conte's (who remains at the club).

[cic old boy]

If the man was trying to save face, why is it that he was able to get a top job so easily? Why didn't he say he would be moving on to bigger challenges?

It actually appears more that he was doing Chelsea a favour, rather than the other way around! He was not fired, he decided to go, to avoid infighting and continued fundamental differences of opinion. But, by putting in the family angle, he also managed to make the club look good. Bobo did not burn bridges!

Monaco is a playground, it won't surprise me if he will be golfing with Abramovich in his spare time! The owner did not want Emenalo out!

Emenalo's relationship with Chelsea is probably STILL stronger than Conte's (who remains at the club).

It was the club trying to save face.

This is my take on what happened. Mike and Marina didn't get along. One of them had to go. Red Rom, b/c of his respect for Mike, decided sacking him was not an option, but Rom was more loyal to Marina. So he asked Mike to resign and had a word with his fellow Russian oligarch at Monaco. This is what is called a "managed move". The club's PR people then came up with the "resignation to spend time with family" BS.

Everyone is happy with the outcome - Mike gets another high profile job and doesn't sing like a bird, Marina gets a rival out of the way, and Roman doesn't have to be dealing with bickering from the two. The loser could be Chelski in the long term.

[Tbite]

If the man was trying to save face, why is it that he was able to get a top job so easily? Why didn't he say he would be moving on to bigger challenges?

It actually appears more that he was doing Chelsea a favour, rather than the other way around! He was not fired, he decided to go, to avoid infighting and continued fundamental differences of opinion. But, by putting in the family angle, he also managed to make the club look good. Bobo did not burn bridges!

Monaco is a playground, it won't surprise me if he will be golfing with Abramovich in his spare time! The owner did not want Emenalo out!

Emenalo's relationship with Chelsea is probably STILL stronger than Conte's (who remains at the club).

It was the club trying to save face.

This is my take on what happened. Mike and Marina didn't get along. One of them had to go. Red Rom, b/c of his respect for Mike, decided sacking him was not an option, but Rom was more loyal to Marina. So he asked Mike to resign and had a word with his fellow Russian oligarch at Monaco. This is what is called a "managed move". The club's PR people then came up with the "resignation to spend time with family" BS.

Everyone is happy with the outcome - Mike gets another high profile job and doesn't sing like a bird, Marina gets a rival out of the way, and Roman doesn't have to be dealing with bickering from the two. The loser could be Chelski in the long term.

Makes sense.

[analyzer]

If the man was trying to save face, why is it that he was able to get a top job so easily? Why didn't he say he would be moving on to bigger challenges?

It actually appears more that he was doing Chelsea a favour, rather than the other way around! He was not fired, he decided to go, to avoid infighting and continued fundamental differences of opinion. But, by putting in the family angle, he also managed to make the club look good. Bobo did not burn bridges!

Monaco is a playground, it won't surprise me if he will be golfing with Abramovich in his spare time! The owner did not want Emenalo out!

Emenalo's relationship with Chelsea is probably STILL stronger than Conte's (who remains at the club).

It was the club trying to save face.

This is my take on what happened. Mike and Marina didn't get along. One of them had to go. Red Rom, b/c of his respect for Mike, decided sacking him was not an option, but Rom was more loyal to Marina. So he asked Mike to resign and had a word with his fellow Russian oligarch at Monaco. This is what is called a "managed move". The club's PR people then came up with the "resignation to spend time with family" BS.

Everyone is happy with the outcome - Mike gets another high profile job and doesn't sing like a bird, Marina gets a rival out of the way, and Roman doesn't have to be dealing with bickering from the two. The loser could be Chelski in the long term.

CIC no vex, but while the bold part is possible, na serious TMZ/tales by moonlight stuff.

[cic old boy]

Analyzer, all you gotta do is connect the dots from the facts we already know. The guy left Chelski to spend time with family. 3 weeks later he ends up in a job that means less time with the family!

[platinum]

If the man was trying to save face, why is it that he was able to get a top job so easily? Why didn't he say he would be moving on to bigger challenges?

It actually appears more that he was doing Chelsea a favour, rather than the other way around! He was not fired, he decided to go, to avoid infighting and continued fundamental differences of opinion. But, by putting in the family angle, he also managed to make the club look good. Bobo did not burn bridges!

Monaco is a playground, it won't surprise me if he will be golfing with Abramovich in his spare time! The owner did not want Emenalo out!

Emenalo's relationship with Chelsea is probably STILL stronger than Conte's (who remains at the club).

It was the club trying to save face.

This is my take on what happened. Mike and Marina didn't get along. One of them had to go. Red Rom, b/c of his respect for Mike, decided sacking him was not an option, but Rom was more loyal to Marina. So he asked Mike to resign and had a word with his fellow Russian oligarch at Monaco. This is what is called a "managed move". The club's PR people then came up with the "resignation to spend time with family" BS.

Everyone is happy with the outcome - Mike gets another high profile job and doesn't sing like a bird, Marina gets a rival out of the way, and Roman doesn't have to be dealing with bickering from the two. The loser could be Chelski in the long term.

CIC no vex, but while the bold part is possible, na serious TMZ/tales by moonlight stuff.

It's not far fetched at all. Makes perfect sense.