Do you think any of these footballers are not Tories once they become millionaires ?
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Out of the big pot of names being thrown around he’s high up the list for me. One of very few where I’d watch the first match with a little optimism rather than the dread I sat down to watch Benitez’ first game with.
Not wrong there sadly. We aren’t watching local working class lads anymore we’re watching millionaires who get better tax breaks from a Tory government if they even find the time to bother voting at all.
germanblue
Player Valuation: £6m
100 % backing from me.
I dont want a manager who has 2005 won something and live from that, I want a manager who is willing to win with us his titles.
Lampard has a point to prove and he has the intelligence and the attributes to become a successful manager. As a player he was a serial winner.
Why not kick start his career with us?
I dont want a manager who has 2005 won something and live from that, I want a manager who is willing to win with us his titles.
Lampard has a point to prove and he has the intelligence and the attributes to become a successful manager. As a player he was a serial winner.
Why not kick start his career with us?
germanblue
Player Valuation: £6m
I think what impressed me most was his first Chelsea season. Under a transfer embargo he used the youth and make Mount, James and Abraham to England internationals. 4th in the league, FA-Cup-final, CL out vs a unbeatable Bayern side.
Struggled in the 2nd Season after they could spent a fortune. BUT even Tuchel is now struggling. I´m very sure he would give us a rebuilding to a football side not an laughing stock.
Remember the Chelsea game before the Covid outbreak? We´re getting batterd by them and it was one of Ancelottis heaviest defeats in his career.
Struggled in the 2nd Season after they could spent a fortune. BUT even Tuchel is now struggling. I´m very sure he would give us a rebuilding to a football side not an laughing stock.
Remember the Chelsea game before the Covid outbreak? We´re getting batterd by them and it was one of Ancelottis heaviest defeats in his career.
I'd have him over Martinez like
Ashworth and Lampard as a tandem, provided Ashworth was allowed to actually do his job, could work
By "work" I mean keep us safe in the table and start building something with the new stadium on the horizon
Ashworth and Lampard as a tandem, provided Ashworth was allowed to actually do his job, could work
By "work" I mean keep us safe in the table and start building something with the new stadium on the horizon
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
How long did he stay at derby once Chelsea came calling.
It’ll be the same here.
he’s a London boy, he thought Derby was in Scotland at first.
It’ll be the same here.
he’s a London boy, he thought Derby was in Scotland at first.
I've never understood this thought process. The only way a young manager leaves for a bigger club is if they do well for us. And I feel quite ok with that.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Sure it was 1 year, may have been 2 max, but he was never turning down Chelsea, though if he had any sense knowing the way Chelsea get rid of mangers, he should have stayed at Derby at the time
If all the DOF lovers are right then it shouldn't matter anyway as we'll just be able to plug a new manager in if one leaves like that
ElGato
Player Valuation: £10m
Inferred in an interview once that he saw Everton as a small club.
After a win, the week after a game against us: "We played well tonight but we've been playing well recently - against Everton last week <pause> but also against big clubs to be fair"
Smarmy git who loves the limelight. As Mourinho once said about him "he needs to learn that when his team is playing well he does not need to be on the touchline, shouting and pointing. His team needs him out there when they are losing". Says it all really
No, with a side helping of cheese on toast
After a win, the week after a game against us: "We played well tonight but we've been playing well recently - against Everton last week <pause> but also against big clubs to be fair"
Smarmy git who loves the limelight. As Mourinho once said about him "he needs to learn that when his team is playing well he does not need to be on the touchline, shouting and pointing. His team needs him out there when they are losing". Says it all really
No, with a side helping of cheese on toast
Houghty19
Player Valuation: £20m
If we took this stance with everybody we thought of as manager we'd never employ anybody. Mind you i reckon not having a manager this past few months would have led to better results than we got with one.
That's the logic behind it, but there is no evidence it will work at this club, under this owner.
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
I only meant Frank, not everyone.
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