DennysThoughts

Todd's new Stamford Bridge stadium plan unveiled 

Good riddance. Clearly out of his depth. Spurs now have the perfect fit for them back on the market.
This should not have happened in the first place though. Boehly should have put his trust in a truly world class manager like Tuchel who was slowly becoming a true Blue.
Boehly & Eghbali must get the next one right at all costs. We need a modern manager willing to take risks and set his team to play on the front foot all the time. Plenty of good managers available like Zidane, Luis Enrique, Nagelsmann, Pochettino etc.
I personally would like to see Nagelsmann here because I really like the German school of football and he is a gutsy manager that has his teams play a positive brand of football. As a football club we must move into the direction of the so called "heavy metal football" even though it involves taking more risks. Football is about scoring goals and having a good time on the pitch. 

Proper Chels through and through.  Sacking him is geniunely one of the stupidest decisions we've ever made as a club

Oh come on ... this is so far from being true it's almost funny that you even try and peddle that LOL

Rumors of Tuchel going to Real Madrid next season are getting stronger. If there's one last chance to reverse course and snap him up it'll be in the next few months.
 
Tuchel at Madrid is an absolutely scary prospect, the guy would go from Loftus Cheek and Werner to Modric and Vinicius

We had also smashed Tottenham towards the end and beat Leicester in an impressive way with 10 men. Also showed great fight for a late comback with v West Ham. It's such a ridiculous argument to bring up that Leeds game every single time. A game that got screwed up for us due to personal mistakes.
Tottenham at the lane about a week ago or Southampton at home before that was far better examples of when it looked like the players had downed tools but you never bring that up. Or the farce away to Brighton earlier this season.
But sure, for a bunch of reasons it unraveled a bit towards the end. Tuchel had gone through a lot for both the club and in his private life.
So why do you want to conclude about "Tuchelball" based on that instead of a period of a full year when we had both Chilwell and James available? We were flying then and playing terrific football. And we were both the best team in Europe and the best team in the league until the injury crisis hit. Will Potter achieve that? Doubt it.