Bruno Saltor to win the Champions League ! You heard it here first LOL

Just now, Argo said:

Bruno Saltor as interim head coach.

Who?

Just now, Amputechture said:

Who?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruno_(footballer,_born_1980) 

5 minutes ago, Nick05 said:

Interim coach - Bruno Saltor. Seems we will wait till the end of the season to get a new gaffer.

Nothing to play for anyway unless we get lucky against Real

1 minute ago, Amputechture said:

Who?

A staff member Potter brought with him.

Never like to see a man lose his livelihood but this was long overdue

Hope the interim can steady the ship.
Red vermin in 2 days COME ON CHELSEA! 

As bad as he has been, thought it would be the end of the season. Onwards and upwards, Chelsea.

11 minutes ago, abigsmurf said:

Nice guy, completely out of his depth, displaying a shocking level of ineptitude.

If he played his cards right he got a payoff approaching the combined lifetime salaries over everyone who's posted in this thread. Must be nice to get so much money for being bad at your job...

Well, that's not neccessarily true. Once the UK government unfreezes my assets things'll get back to normal and I'll get back to looking down on the shed end regulars and abusing them for my personal amusement like a lord would do to his lowly peasants, that's just the nature of things.

Edited April 2, 20233 yr by abramovich

 

Usually I would feel bad but not this time. Potter fully deserved the sack. He has been terrible.

1 hour ago, andy said:

From a league perspective I can’t see the point of sacking him, I would be amazed if we got relegated and I would equally amazed if we got a European place, so we gain nothing this season other than a large pay off. 

if we get taken apart by Real Madrid then maybe 

I am not one of those stick with him fans but I am sure the board are taking a lot into consideration in terms of their next move is all I am saying 

I do have a feeling those who are hoping he will be sacked any minute “surely” might be disappointed 

Just an opinion, and mine have been known to be wrong at times 

My post worked 😂😂

Wow surprising yet also not surprising.

Nice words from the club

n a statement, co-controlling owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali said: "We have the highest degree of respect for Graham as a coach and as a person.

"He has always conducted himself with professionalism and integrity and we are all disappointed in this outcome."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64205562

Arrive, Naglesmann. Clean up this mess 

As the great Fernando Alonso would say: “Bye, bye!”

https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1642610306412060674?s=20

3 minutes ago, General said:

Never like to see a man lose his livelihood but this was long overdue

Hope the interim can steady the ship.
Red vermin in 2 days COME ON CHELSEA! 

He's going to get 50mil, I don't think it's expected to be sympathetic on that front to be fair

2 minutes ago, dansubrosa said:

Usually I would feel bad but not this time. Potter fully deserved the sack. He has been terrible.

The only other Chelsea manager I wanted gone was Lampard, and that felt bad for obvious reasons. Here I'm delighted to be honest 😂

Had to happen.

Wish him all the best. Clearly a nice bloke but never ever seen someone who was so obviously out of their depth at a top club. It's been fairly obvious to me since October/November that this was never in a million years going to work.

Hope he gets another decent job but I would not be massively surprised if he fails at his next job as well. He was never the magic ingredient at Brighton despite the hype.

Boehly had to wait a day longer than he wanted as no-one would have believed him LOL

Todd waited until Rodgers was available.

How this man lasted 7 months is beyond comprehension!

I don’t feel remotely disappointed for the man, he’s been crap from day 1.

Goodbye & good riddance, don’t let the door hit your arse on the way out!

Just now, OriginalS said:

Had to happen.

Wish him all the best. Clearly a nice bloke but never ever seen someone who was so obviously out of their depth at a top club. It's been fairly obvious to me since October/November that this was never in a million years going to work.

Hope he gets another decent job but I would not be massively surprised if he fails at his next job as well. He was never the magic ingredient at Brighton despite the hype.

Yeah I agree on that, he does seem to be a nice bloke. But since the Newcastle game months ago I could tell we'd massively regressed tactically from Tuchel, the January signings just papered over the cracks.

6 minutes ago, Frankie8Lampard said:

 

What does regular severance actually mean? How much £?

Just now, The Rising Sun said:

Todd waited until Rodgers was available.

He nearly won Liverpool the league with a worse squad than we have now (though also one of the best strikers to ever live), he's genuinely underrated

Thank god he’s been sacked in my opinion never should have been hired . Nice bloke sh*ts manager