Todd Boehly & Co buy Chelsea FC

[Old Shaggy]

Anyone else of the opinion that it's time for Roman to sell up? I would like someone else at the helm, as the club seems to be a rudderless ship at the moment. 

[Kev56]

Just now, Old Shaggy said:

Anyone else of the opinion that it's time for Roman to sell up? I would like someone else at the helm, as the club seems to be a rudderless ship at the moment. 

[charierre]

2 minutes ago, Old Shaggy said:

Anyone else of the opinion that it's time for Roman to sell up? I would like someone else at the helm, as the club seems to be a rudderless ship at the moment. 

He careful for what you wish for, we could get a Mike Ashley or Stan Kroenke

[Old Shaggy]

2 minutes ago, charierre said:

He careful for what you wish for, we could get a Mike Ashley or Stan Kroenke

True, I would like someone connected to the club (a long shot I know). But at least someone willing to steer us in the right direction.

[kiwi1691]

Roman has been a good owner of Chelsea. Roman wants Chelsea to be a football club first, where as some other owners want their clubs to be a business first.  If he was to sell the club, there is a good chance we would end up with a worse owner.

[Munkunku]

38 minutes ago, Old Shaggy said:

Anyone else of the opinion that it's time for Roman to sell up? I would like someone else at the helm, as the club seems to be a rudderless ship at the moment. 

I’d also like to add an 

[Ballack & Blu]

None of you lot can't say it would not be nice to have some some sort of communication thrown down to us from Romans Lofty tower, for us peasants to happily feast on. 

Since Maggie cast him adrift, we have lost a sense of direction, Spurs are going to move into  stadium we would really like, and with no actual word of where and when we might be following in these clubs that are undeniably moving on

[Slojo]

I don't care what anyone says, Roman is a f**king excellent owner! 

[Munkunku]

45 minutes ago, Ballack & Blu said:

Spurs are going to move into  stadium we would really like

 

[Richard P]

I’d be worried if he went. Just because he’s not around, still puts money into the club. Not forgetting what he’s done since 2003/04

[Ballack & Blu]

28 minutes ago, Munkworth said:

 

Are you on drugs, or live life in a 'Chelsea blue'  haze, that ground is fabulous, even if the team are sh*tes

[just]

3 hours ago, Old Shaggy said:

Anyone else of the opinion that it's time for Roman to sell up? I would like someone else at the helm, as the club seems to be a rudderless ship at the moment. 

Yep, I posted on this sometime ago Shaggy.

Put your tin hat on though mate, we have some "ungrateful bastards" bombs coming our way for that opinion.

[Nitro]

Definitely not

[dansubrosa]

Personally I don’t think Roman is a problem, the board is.

We clearly have money, when we can afford to spunk money on the likes of Drinkwater, Zappacosta, Bakayoko, Morata etc. We seem to be self sufficient when it comes to transfers etc nowadays.

The stadium though, I have no idea.

[RMH]

1 hour ago, Ballack & Blu said:

Are you on drugs, or live life in a 'Chelsea blue'  haze, that ground is fabulous, even if the team are sh*tes

In cuckoo land that ground is great and has no flaws, they've even finished second again making a great new DVD. In real life though, the ground is in debt, not opened yet, and they're still playing in Wembley. 

Sometimes it is a shock to come in here 

[Barry Bridges]

Ya I mean only 2 league titles in the last 5 years and 5 in the last 15 when in the previous century we'd only won it once, why are we sticking with this loser?

We deserve better. We deserve more.  What has Roman done for us lately?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ballack & Blu]

1 hour ago, RMH said:

In cuckoo land that ground is great and has no flaws, they've even finished second again making a great new DVD. In real life though, the ground is in debt, not opened yet, and they're still playing in Wembley. 

Sometimes it is a shock to come in here 

Shut up!!!!

[Kev56]

1 hour ago, Barry Bridges said:

Ya I mean only 2 league titles in the last 5 years and 5 in the last 15 when in the previous century we'd only won it once, why are we sticking with this loser?

We deserve better. We deserve more.  What has Roman done for us lately?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Semper Fi]

Someone bring out the ack-ack, I dont think this OP is a friendly. 

 

[Scott Harris]

No, absolutely not. 

I couldn't imagine finding an owner as good as Roman Abramovich.

[Gol15]

There is a user, though I forgot his name I'm sure he lives in Roman's private wine cellar. He should know if it's time for Roman to sell the club, my suggestion is that everyone start to save 20cents each week starting from today tomorrow and lets see where we at in a year #Sarriout #Romanout #everyoneout #oldlogoisbetter #makebluesgreatagain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Munkunku]

10 hours ago, Ballack & Blu said:

Are you on drugs, or live life in a 'Chelsea blue'  haze, that ground is fabulous, even if the team are sh*tes

1 - it’s horrible over schedule due to it being a piece of sh*t

2 - nothing works

3 - it’s a soulless bowl

4 - it looks like a bedpan

5 - it’s in the worst part of London 

8 hours ago, RMH said:

In cuckoo land that ground is great and has no flaws, they've even finished second again making a great new DVD. In real life though, the ground is in debt, not opened yet, and they're still playing in Wembley. 

Sometimes it is a shock to come in here 

Even their own stadium couldn’t get over the line and came second, there will be a dvd of it being built soon. 

[Valerie]

15 hours ago, Old Shaggy said:

Anyone else of the opinion that it's time for Roman to sell up? I would like someone else at the helm, as the club seems to be a rudderless ship at the moment. 

Why does it seem a rudderless ship to you, or is it merely that you don't like the decisions taken? BTW the word "seem" means that it actually may not be rudderless. Disappointing results and failure to buy Messi and Neymar do not equate a rudderless ship. And do you have any suggestions who the ideal new owner should be, who would give you what you want and apparently think are entitled to? Chances are it would be some faceless oil state-y conglomerate. Would that push the club forwards, do you think?

Edited February 2, 2019 by Valerie

[the real shed end]

Roman.

Top man

End of.

Thanks for making our dreams come true

[big blue]

11 hours ago, dansubrosa said:

Personally I don’t think Roman is a problem, the board is.

We clearly have money, when we can afford to spunk money on the likes of Drinkwater, Zappacosta, Bakayoko, Morata etc. We seem to be self sufficient when it comes to transfers etc nowadays.

The stadium though, I have no idea.

Roman put that board in place though, so I'm not sure how you can separate the two. 

We have no direction. I don't know if the club know what direction they want to take us, and where our ambitions lie. 

We had a clear strategy for the first 8-10 years, we wanted to be the best. 

Now I'm not sure whether we are just content with being a top 4 side. 

I think this uncertainty comes from the top down, I think Roman isn't sure what he wants to do with the club.