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green4life wrote:@Analyzer, I tire for our fans.

@BP, Sarri has failed in his first season while implementing a new philosophy without players suitable for his idea of football and certainly no way near the financial backing that Pep received in his first season and has continually received? Really?

Let me let some of you unreasonable fans in on a little secret: Chelsea is not spending anywhere near what it used to spend on players 10 seasons ago meanwhile richer owners and bigger clubs are in the league. What you are expecting these days from Chelsea is what I don't know. Liverpool and even Spurs are where they are due to patience and smart spending. The days of outspending everyone are long gone.

Lampard is not ready for this level. I watched him looking like a deer caught in a headlamp in the playoff finals against Aston Villa only remembering to make subs after the game was 0-2 down the toilet. The first 65 mins of the biggest game of his coaching career, his team played overly cautious and nervously. He needs at least one more season of coaching before making the leap and even at that will need strong assistants by his side (not the likes of Jody Morris - former CFC academy coach).

Then, those of you dreaming of Allegri are dreaming indeed. Why will he leave Juventus - a club on top of Italy - to join Chelsea where he will have a small budget compared to bigger/richer clubs in England plus suffer through 1 season (2 windows) of transfer ban on top of Eden Hazard leaving this summer? You guys need to get real. The worst thing that can happen to Chelsea is for Sarri to leave. Chelsea needs him a heck of a lot more than he needs Chelsea, especially with Juventus banging on his door.

Chelsea have agreed to let Maurizio Sarri join Juventus after rebuffing his offer to remain at Stamford Bridge, with the move expected to be announced in the coming days. The Italian had an excellent campaign in charge of the Blues, finishing third in the Premier League and winning the Europa League, though he struggled to win over fans and endured some problematic moments – notably losing 6-0 to Manchester City. Chelsea had been considering getting rid of Sarri prior to the win over Arsenal in Baku, though Juventus were impressed with his work and made him their top choice to replace Massimiliano Allegri.


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Chelsea have agreed to let Maurizio Sarri join Juventus after rebuffing his offer to remain at Stamford Bridge, with the move expected to be announced in the coming days. The Italian had an excellent campaign in charge of the Blues, finishing third in the Premier League and winning the Europa League, though he struggled to win over fans and endured some problematic moments – notably losing 6-0 to Manchester City. Chelsea had been considering getting rid of Sarri prior to the win over Arsenal in Baku, though Juventus were impressed with his work and made him their top choice to replace Massimiliano Allegri.


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great news

danfo driver wrote:WIll you guys take Watford's Javi Garcia?

Bigpokey24 wrote:

danfo driver wrote:WIll you guys take Watford's Javi Garcia?

Bigpokey24 wrote:I will welcome nuno with open arms

green4life wrote:

Bigpokey24 wrote:I will welcome nuno with open arms

Until results go south then it’s #Nunoout. Abi?

balo wrote:Are the stars aligning for Lamps?

Ekorian wrote:

balo wrote:Are the stars aligning for Lamps?

Lamps is few years away IMHO. The club is leaning towards Holland who has been spotted at the bridge many times but i wouldn't bet anything

Ekorian wrote:

balo wrote:Are the stars aligning for Lamps?

Lamps is few years away IMHO. The club is leaning towards Holland who has been spotted at the bridge many times but i wouldn't bet anything on that.

Meanwhile, Ola Aina will soon complete his transfer to Torino in serie A.

Bigpokey24 wrote:I will welcome nuno with open arms

balo wrote:

Ekorian wrote:

balo wrote:Are the stars aligning for Lamps?

Lamps is few years away IMHO. The club is leaning towards Holland who has been spotted at the bridge many times but i wouldn't bet anything on that.

Meanwhile, Ola Aina will soon complete his transfer to Torino in serie A.

Chelsea has become a project too. No more an elite club. So Frank can use the club to reach some coaching heights.

Cristao II wrote:

balo wrote:

Ekorian wrote:

balo wrote:Are the stars aligning for Lamps?

Lamps is few years away IMHO. The club is leaning towards Holland who has been spotted at the bridge many times but i wouldn't bet anything on that.

Meanwhile, Ola Aina will soon complete his transfer to Torino in serie A.

Chelsea has become a project too. No more an elite club. So Frank can use the club to reach some coaching heights.

Chelsea is no more an elite club? Since when? Lampard is not good enough for Chelsea.

balo wrote:Sarri is yet to sit with Marina regarding his future. But if he leaves, then bye bye.

Lamps may be the guy.

danfo driver wrote:Sarri has asked Chelsea to release him.


Who would you guys like as your next coach?