The bold part is where I think you're going wrong. I don't think that Pochettino has any charisma at all. You don't see players looking at him for answers or approaching him during the game for tactical advice. He just stands there like a statue and players don't even look at him throughout the game.
It is subjective, I agree, but players do not look up to him for in game management and directions, while you can see players looking and talking continuously with Silva. If he had any charisma, he'd be looked up by players. But we can discuss about this forever and we'd probably never get to agree, as you say, it is a subjective observation.
I am hoping Poch has not signed into something like: let's fire everyone and replace them with partly inexperienced players and untested staff and right away win trophies and make Europe. If he said yes to that I hope he looks for the door right away and travels back to Argentina first flight out.
Yeah, no manager has a chance with a natural leader in the dressing room. It really is a wonder that we won anything with that pesky John Terry sticking his nose into peoples business for all those years, upsetting the dressing room by setting standards and being a model professional.
Chosing Jose isn't to thug it out until the end of the season, thats not what Jose does. Chosing Jose is chosing to try and establish an restore any trace of identity is left in our squad, establishing a group of players that are working together as a unit, with an understanding of why they are doing so. Not just to post an instagram apology after each bad result.
We would probably breach our FFP ceiling with the pay offs for Poch and his staff as well as the new manager’s contract.
Only a numpty like you would compare the likes of JT a natural leader, who joined Chelsea when he was a boy and spent 19 years there, winning five Premier Leagues, five FA Cups and the Champions League with a guy who joined us when he was 36 years old, on a one year loan deal and in the twilight years of his career who appears to want to sabotage "the project"
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Oh sorry, excuse my humpty numptyness, I had assumed that spending your career as captain of Milan, PSG and Brazil might entitle you to be considered a natural born leader, how thoughtless of me.Only a numpty like you would compare the likes of JT a natural leader, who joined Chelsea when he was a boy and spent 19 years there, winning five Premier Leagues, five FA Cups and the Champions League with a guy who joined us when he was 36 years old, on a one year loan deal and in the twilight years of his career who appears to want to sabotage "the project"
Further, if you'd paid full attention to the games, you'd have seen Silva repeatedly waving his arms around in discontent... about what we don't really know but as I said in another post... if Silva wants to protest about things the time and place to do it, imho, is on the training ground not match day.
What a complete load of horsesh*t.Only a numpty like you would compare the likes of JT a natural leader, who joined Chelsea when he was a boy and spent 19 years there, winning five Premier Leagues, five FA Cups and the Champions League with a guy who joined us when he was 36 years old, on a one year loan deal and in the twilight years of his career who appears to want to sabotage "the project"
