Poch Leaves Chelsea

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Put De Zerbi and Klopp in there too, as we’re such an attractive proposition to all of the top managers right now.

Klopp right now to us or Chelsea? FUUUUUUMEEEEE

 

[coollino]

I know nothing about football these days and I'm not shocked, why should I be?

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I like Poch, seems like a decent guy. He’s best off out of there, that owner is an idiot

It’s a good move for him. His rep isn’t too badly damaged and a few big teams are looking for new managers. Better to leave now than risk being forced out after 6 games next season.

 

[kenada_blue]

They'll want a yes man who gets given a squad and then told to make it work, zero involvement in recruitment.

Hence why the names touted are up and comers, under 40, who have no ego or clout behind them.

 

[dannyboy]

It'd be great to watch them fall. Theirs really is a fanbase built on glory hunters over the last couple of decades. Few more crazy decisions from this owner would do nicely.

 

[Nymzee]

As badly as we're run, they're getting close.

 

[Pittsburgh Footy]

Probably has zero say in who comes and goes.

Most Chelsea fans didn't warm to him anyway

Which is so weird to me. They were a mess to begin the season with a million new signings that didn't fit in any cohesive unit.

Poch actually got them playing some great football in the second half of the season, building their whole attack around Cole Palmer.

Now it's back to square one, and I'm elated.

 

[RomanReigns]

there is literally no difference between Kieran McKenna and Rob Edwards

why does everyone think he's going to turn ipswich into some goliath next season or he's the next big cheese

 

[Bristol Blue]

 

[BNJ1878]

Klopp right now to us or Chelsea? FUUUUUUMEEEEE

Hahahahaha.

I would probably die laughing if Klopp rocked up there in a week or so. Particularly after that ludicrously OTT send off the dozy gets gave him.

YMCA.

 

[gonetomorrow]

There's a right shower who run that club. Poch was getting something good started.

He'll just amble on amiably to another massive job - not ours unfortunately. Maybe at one time.

 

[kenada_blue]

Which is so weird to me. They were a mess to begin the season with a million new signings that didn't fit in any cohesive unit.

Poch actually got them playing some great football in the second half of the season, building their whole attack around Cole Palmer.

Now it's back to square one, and I'm elated.

From reading up on it, it's been a strained relationship with one of the other co owners and Poch has been trying to have some say in control who he wants in the team.

It's suggested he captained Gallagher as a shout to say he doesn't want him sold. Owners want him sold. He's not a huge fan of Enzo or Jackson etc.

 

[Kev The Rat]

Which is so weird to me. They were a mess to begin the season with a million new signings that didn't fit in any cohesive unit.

Poch actually got them playing some great football in the second half of the season, building their whole attack around Cole Palmer.

Now it's back to square one, and I'm elated.

I don’t think the fact he managed Spurs sat well with them

 

[Pittsburgh Footy]

From reading up on it, it's been a strained relationship with one of the other co owners and Poch has been trying to have some say in control who he wants in the team.

It's suggested he captained Gallagher as a shout to say he doesn't want him sold. Owners want him sold. He's not a huge fan of Enzo or Jackson etc.

I understand why the egomaniac owners might not want him. Right or wrong.

But the fans? Makes no sense.

 

[Pittsburgh Footy]

I don’t think the fact he managed Spurs sat well with them

I could see Arsenal fans saying that.

Chelsea? Still makes no sense