If DiMatteo Wins The Champions League (and FA Cup maybe)

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Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner

Wow way to dodge the question :haha:

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Didn't dodge the question, it wasn't actually a question look:

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Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner

Thats an excuse if he went tommrow and we got anyone but Jose in you still moan and you know it.

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:lol:

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Originally Posted by ItsMe

Abrahmovic makes the choices noone else, everyone knows that, he pays the money and makes the decisions.

Managers have to fit in with his ideas and win that's the way it works, the players are irrelevant, if you don't see that than more fool you. Can't complain though, he's delivered success to the fans...his biggest mistake was having a disagreement with Jose that's clear.

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I don't think he gives too shits really. WHat happend with Jose would hardly keep him up all night.

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Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner

I don't think he gives too shits really. WHat happend with Jose would hardly keep him up all night.

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I think he probably does now, since he left they haven't been anywhere near as successful and that's what matters to him.

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Originally Posted by ItsMe

I think he probably does now, since he left they haven't been anywhere near as successful and that's what matters to him.

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And if they win the CL this season something that Jose could not do with them i think he'd be a very happy man tbh.

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Originally Posted by ItsMe

I think he probably does now, since he left they haven't been anywhere near as successful and that's what matters to him.

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Abramovich still wants it all. He wants success and for Chelsea to play what he considers attractive football. Only one of those two isn't going to be enough for a manager to stay there for long.

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Originally Posted by ItsMe

Er let's see, new manager who's been very successful at previous club comes in, would be strange to dislike him immediately wouldn't it? Doesn't take a genius to work that out.

The situation was because the manager made the wrong choices and was unable to man manage his players using a method which brought out to best out of them.

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Not really if the brief is to refresh the team - by definition, the ones with the most to lose are players like Terry and Lampard and their chums. All of whom have cried like bitches or have 'close sources' cry like bitches to the press.

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Originally Posted by ItsMe

I do, but I think it's nonsense, good managers run the team not the other way round. Noone else has had problems with the Chelsea team, clear AVB didn't know how to manage them and it showed, wouldn't want him near our club in a month of Sundays, he's sh*t.

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:lol:

I knew trying to debate with one half of TD and TS was a mistake.

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Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner

And if they win the CL this season something that Jose could not do with them i think he'd be a very happy man tbh.

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They haven't won it yet, but yes he'd be happy....Jose would have delivered the CL eventually...he always does!

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Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...

Abramovich still wants it all. He wants success and for Chelsea to play what he considers attractive football. Only one of those two isn't going to be enough for a manager to stay there for long.

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Very true, but hey he's put tonnes of his own money in so I guess he can do what he wants.

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Originally Posted by GB.

Not really if the brief is to refresh the team - by definition, the ones with the most to lose are players like Terry and Lampard and their chums. All of whom have cried like bitches or have 'close sources' cry like bitches to the press.

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Let me draw a parallel, you're in a job and a new manager comes in who doesn't treat you the way you think you should be treated and in your opinion and many others isn't managing the employees well. Is this a scenario that's going to get the best out of you or are you likely to be de-motivated?

I think this is a similar situation.

Besides the Chelsea players know they are reaching the end of their careers their, it's normal at their age, you don't actually know what his objectives were though, I suspect there were two...to win and play good football