In a way I hope what you're saying is true. The problem, as some on here have already said, is that Boehly can't be trusted not to bring in Jesse Marsh or someone even more hopeless than GP. That, and the money it'll cost the club to get rid of him. We've already going to lose a shed-load (sorry!) not playing CL next season. Does Boehly even know what that would mean? For Chelsea FC, for f---'s s---? 'Soccer-ball? Sure, I know all about soccer-ball....'. He will get it when he sees the drop in revenue - all that matters to him. Surely no one really believes we haven't got some first-rate players in the squad right now (some dead wood and lousy performers notwithstanding)? But we stand to lose them at that moment. And for us supporters it's already hurting in very different ways. And what if we end up looking relegation in the face? Quite an achievement for the new owners, new manager, new everything - new 'culture', new 'long-term approach', fantasies about all-star leagues and feeder-clubs and all the rest. Sure we needed some of that long-term thinking, smarter loans thinking, academy-thinking (but look at the 1st-team players now who came through it, so it wasn't as bad as all that). And sure TT was looking (because he was told to, by a different owner remember) to success now and in the season to come. But where were we when he was sacked? 6th? Just a few games in? I know where I'd rather be today..... This was always going to happen the minute Boehly got his hands on the club and sacked TT, for an under-achieving mid-table 'man-manager', great at the consoling chat after losses apparently (wonder why he's so good at that?) A shoo-in for Southgate's job, maybe, but Chelsea? Pul-leese, as Boehly would say. Our players know what they're doing, just put them in the positions on the pitch where they do it best (something Potter has consistently refused to do, tnkering around with them instead) and let them go. I dread to think of how bad it's got to get before anything changes.
