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Luis Enrique?

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If there is a handbrake on the clubs spending, would Enrique want to come here if he encounters the same issues that Conte seems to think there is, so he can't bring in players of his choosing that will strengthen the club?

I don't think he'd be a good fit personally, Barca arguably regressed during his time. If we're looking to stick with 3-4-3 I think we'd be better off looking at the likes of Nagelsmann or Tedesco.

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47 minutes ago, Ballack & Blu said:

If there is a handbrake on the clubs spending, would Enrique want to come here if he encounters the same issues that Conte seems to think there is, so he can't bring in players of his choosing that will strengthen the club?

Its the best job in football. Do it for a year, get sacked, walk away with a £10m pay off and go straight into another job. Who wouldn't want the Chelsea job.

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14 minutes ago, BordeauxBlue said:

He's a tactical sh*thouse.

 

I'd rather give Carlo another spin tbh.

 

1 hour ago, the special one said:

I don't think he'd be a good fit personally, Barca arguably regressed during his time. If we're looking to stick with 3-4-3 I think we'd be better off looking at the likes of Nagelsmann or Tedesco.

He did win the treble with Barca though. Treble in his first year, double in his second year. So he had a bad third year. Big deal. He has proven to be a very good coach. Might be just the kind of coach Hazard needs too. But I worry about Marina and our recent spending, especially considering how we've been penny pinching for even the average players we're targeting (just look at the Dzeko negotiations). I want to believe this is just Marina trying to go over and beyond to show Roman she can save him some money, in which case she needs to be booted out. Pity we don't have the likes of Drogba and Lampard around to march straight to Roman for a word.

However, if this is Roman himself trying not to spend, then I think it's time for him to sell to a new owner. He has been fantastic for us but considering the state of the market these days, the moves we're making means we might be stuck in the "average but still top club" bracket. Once upon a time we were REALLY close in quality on the pitch to the Barcas and Bayerns of the world and looked primed to break into that bracket. We've regressed now. I wonder if this penny pinching would have continued if Roman got his once-upon-a-time wish of hiring Pep.

If he leaves, we'll probably go for that guy someone quoted the other day, who says he doesn't care about getting involved with transfers and just works with whoever the club bring in.

1 hour ago, rtwelch said:

I reckon we might have another stab at getting Simeone when Conte leaves. Failing that I reckon we'll be looking at Allegri or Tuchel.

I don’t want Simeone. I don’t want another “win at all costs” type coach.

If we do change manager I hope we go with someone who will look to make our play expansive, high tempo and attacking. 

There’s nothing wrong with playing on the counter attack but we’ve been down that road plenty of times before. 

2 hours ago, Zeta said:

If he leaves, we'll probably go for that guy someone quoted the other day, who says he doesn't care about getting involved with transfers and just works with whoever the club bring in.

Sarri.

Sexy football 3.0. We all remember Scolari and AVB, dont we? 
This makes sense though in terms of the reluctance from the board to a) extend Conte's contract and b) give him significant input in the transfer market. Roman's still chasing the beautiful football dream.

And I enjoyed Barca under Enrique. They had options in their style of play.

You don't really think that's appliable in our case, I hope? Barca with Iniesta in his prime, Messi in his prime, Suarez in his prime, Neymar in his prime, still Xavi, Rakitic in his prime and Chelsea with Hazard and... ? The things are gonna get ugly very fast if he arrives at the bridge. 

7 hours ago, BordeauxBlue said:

or Tuchel.
 

Tuchel is the weaker version of Enrique. Same naive, "romantic" football but at least our man has coached Roma and Barcelona and had great success at time. 

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On 1/29/2018 at 00:58, Pendergast said:

You don't really think that's appliable in our case, I hope? Barca with Iniesta in his prime, Messi in his prime, Suarez in his prime, Neymar in his prime, still Xavi, Rakitic in his prime and Chelsea with Hazard and... ? The things are gonna get ugly very fast if he arrives at the bridge. 

Iniesta hasn't been in his prime since at least 2013. But yes, we need to add more.

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