Yep it either indicates he’ll be given time or they’re not afraid of a sodding great compo pay off.5 year deal. Nice payday when his eventual sacking occurs.
Chelsea never give managers time. I doubt that has changed. He is going to have to get used to having no influence over signingsYep it either indicates he’ll be given time or they’re not afraid of a sodding great compo pay off.
Not sure how this is particularly indicative of “modern football” bigger clubs have always poached the talent of smaller clubs, both coaches and players. Managers always tend to bring their trusted back room staff with them as well.Took all the coaching staff too? Modern football fucking sucks. Don't be ambitious, you'll just be carved apart.
They didn't fuck around. Potter all agreed and done
I think he will. Not because of him, but the jerk of the players there.Surprisingly sensible appointment.
Hope he fails miserably.
They won a COVID title and have had no other successes so far. They're a historically great regular season team and choke in the postseason. And they've gotten there simply by outspending every single other baseball team, he could never do that outside of baseball. Baseball does not compare to other team sports in that it's largely individual.If you think American fan bases are apathetic and don't punish "poor seasons" you couldn't be more wrong. Go have a poor season in New York or LA and watch what happens.
Chelsea has massive revenue streams to the point that CL qualification doesn't matter in the same way to them that it does to us. Does it hurt them if they don't qualify for the CL? Of course. But it's definitely not the same if we don't.
American sports aren't all the same and they all run differently. Baseball is by far the most similar in the way it works to the way football works in Europe. The Dodgers who are a giant "franchise" were an absolute mess when Boehly took them over in 2012ish with massive revenue streams but no success.
They hadn't won a championship in decades before his ownership group took over. Fast forward a decade later and the Dodgers are one of the best run teams in baseball who won a championship in 2020 for the first time in 30 years and now financially terrorize the sport. Sound familiar?
Or I could point you to FSG and Liverpool. They hadn't won a league title in decades before they took over. What happened? They also turned around the Red Sox who hadn't won a championship in almost a hundred years before they turned them around too.
There are good American owners and bad American owners. Just like there are good and bad owners in every sport of every nationality in every league everywhere on the face of the earth. Saying the owner is immediately bad because he's American and doesn't understand the way the Premier League works is absolutely ridiculous.
Boehly is most definitely a bright guy and a good owner. I really wish he wasn't but those are the facts. The next thing he'll do after he hires Potter is find a really good director of football to run Chelsea just like he did with the Dodgers when he paid a metric shit ton of money to pry Andrew Friedman from the Rays. Then he'll keep the money flowing as the new DOF and Potter reshape the club.
It's all disgusting. I can't stand them. I wish Roman sold them to the Ricketts who are the prototypical bad owners that you seem to think Boehly is.
I'm surprised we haven't yet seen a headline from Sky or similar
"The real reason why Tuchel was sacked"
maybe potter had some say in the transfers...You'd have to question the brains (or complete lack of) any club who spends £280 million on new players, sacks the manager and hires a new one who's going to want to buy new players. It's an evil club from top to bottom and obviously, not one of the brightest financially. Fuck 'em and fuck that tosser Tuchel. God moves in mysterious ways matey!!!
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maybe potter had some say in the transfers...
maybe potter had some say in the transfers...