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I dont think I could bear him not coming back to us...

Edited June 7, 200917 yr by jordanl5182

Well, good to know we will see Guus linked to us after every bad match we have from here on out

Benitez replacement :unsure:

Jose to Utd.

Guus to Liverpool.

Chelsea looking for manager after Anchelotti goes within 2 years.

Could you imagine?

Jose to Utd.

Guus to Liverpool.

Chelsea looking for manager after Anchelotti goes within 2 years.

Could you imagine?

Them getting our sloppy seconds while Ancelotti leads us to a second league title in two years? :unsure:

Them getting our sloppy seconds while Ancelotti leads us to a second league title in two years? :unsure:

Sloppy seconds is Grant and Scolari.

Don't forget..........in our long history, there are only a handful of trophy winning Chelsea managers.

There's only 1 manager ever to win the prem in his 1st year.....more incredibly, he retained it the following year.

It's a hard act to follow!!

Sloppy seconds is Grant and Scolari.

Don't forget..........in our long history, there are only a handful of trophy winning Chelsea managers.

There's only 1 manager ever to win the prem in his 1st year.....more incredibly, he retained it the following year.

It's a hard act to follow!!

I know, I'm just kidding.

I've kind of resigned myself to Jose eventually going to Man Utd, but I don't think I could stand someone as nice, fantastic and genuine as Hiddink going to a scumbag club like Liverpool. It's not quite as bad as Zola going to Spuds, but still...

I know, I'm just kidding.

I've kind of resigned myself to Jose eventually going to Man Utd, but I don't think I could stand someone as nice, fantastic and genuine as Hiddink going to a scumbag club like Liverpool. It's not quite as bad as Zola going to Spuds, but still...

I'd be eqaully devastated if either of those things happen

I know, I'm just kidding.

I've kind of resigned myself to Jose eventually going to Man Utd, but I don't think I could stand someone as nice, fantastic and genuine as Hiddink going to a scumbag club like Liverpool. It's not quite as bad as Zola going to Spuds, but still...

I honestly believe Jose wouldn't go to Manure...I think he loves Chelsea too much to do that to us.

Edited June 8, 200917 yr by Ruh Buh Juh

Im not sure if Jose would end up at Man Utd. I dont think the fans want him. He was great for us but I dont think I would have him back. He seems the type of manager who is in for quick fixes and sort the players out - but wouldnt develop a club. All own opinion of course!

I could see Jose ending at Real Madrid, winning there and then going international (England/Portugal?)

Jose will never be offered the United job even though he wants it. I don't mean that as if he isn't good enough or anything like that...but I just see them wanting someone more stable and less of an outspoken critic constantly

I could be wrong though

I'd be very surprised if Hiddink went on to manager another premiership club other than Chelsea given his relationship with Roman Abramovich and if it was to happen it would be because we had a good, successful manager already in place.

He hasn't even really left the club, he will still be there behind the scenes with a hand in all the big decisions the club makes.

As for Mourinho, I can't shake the feeling that he and Man Utd are a match made in heaven (in terms of the success of the Mancs). His probably the one manager I can imagine walking into the club, commanding the respect of the players immediately and keeping the egos in check the way Ferguson did so bloody well.

I'd be very surprised if Hiddink went on to manager another premiership club other than Chelsea given his relationship with Roman Abramovich and if it was to happen it would be because we had a good, successful manager already in place.

He hasn't even really left the club, he will still be there behind the scenes with a hand in all the big decisions the club makes.

As for Mourinho, I can't shake the feeling that he and Man Utd are a match made in heaven (in terms of the success of the Mancs). His probably the one manager I can imagine walking into the club, commanding the respect of the players immediately and keeping the egos in check the way Ferguson did so bloody well.

Where has that been confirmed?