Who do you want next as manager?

[Big Nigel]

Why are so many people hell bent on Luis Enrique? He has been a pretty big failure at every single place he has managed (Roma, Celta, and both times he managed Spain) and the only ever success he had was at Barca where he had the greatest front 3 in history in MSN. 

[nonotnowjim]

Bret the Hitman Hart. The best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be.

[nonotnowjim]

1 minute ago, Big Nigel said:

Why are so many people hell bent on Luis Enrique? He has been a pretty big failure at every single place he has managed (Roma, Celta, and both times he managed Spain) and the only ever success he had was at Barca where he had the greatest front 3 in history in MSN. 

yep - my bottom of the list. Do not want him

[JM7]

Chelsea talks with Nagelsmann went positive. (@FabrizioRo)

Chelsea could appoint someone very fast, maybe after Liverpool, maybe end of this week, or it could go slow, it’s down to Chelsea - they want to be 100% sure on the next coach, they can’t miss again, they were convinced Potter was going to be the man. (@FabrizioRomano @podcastherewego)

[Frankie8Lampard]

Nagelsmann seems inevitable 

[JM7]

Chelsea's owners have concerns over Julian Nagelsmann's age.

The Blues are impressed with his credentials and he ticks a lot of boxes, but co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali have concerns that he is only 35.
 

(@SkyKaveh & @SkySports)

[Jezq8]

I would like to see Carlo ancelloti back.

naglesman seems a decent option too but I get the young age thing. Which could turn into another AVB

[MGPimlico]

Simeone would be a good fit, whether we like it or not, the fan base and club have a nasty streak (although not as bad as it was when I was a kid) and Simeone has all that aggressive edge in bundles..... Potter was too sentimental with Bruno coming out with more emotional sh*te "pain" talk in the presser today.... this is competitive team sport, not group therapy 

[MGPimlico]

14 minutes ago, Frankie8Lampard said:

Nagelsmann seems inevitable 

hope not, hasn't the creds and hence the Gravitas 

[Argo]

7 minutes ago, Jezq8 said:

I would like to see Carlo ancelloti back.

That's a conversation that can maybe be had in a few years time when these players are reaching peak level.

Right now most of these players need intense micro coaching/stimulation which Ancelotti doesn't provide.

[Gol15]

I still vote for Zidane!

 

[timetowaste]

32 minutes ago, JM7 said:

Chelsea talks with Nagelsmann went positive. (@FabrizioRo)

Chelsea could appoint someone very fast, maybe after Liverpool, maybe end of this week, or it could go slow, it’s down to Chelsea - they want to be 100% sure on the next coach, they can’t miss again, they were convinced Potter was going to be the man. (@FabrizioRomano @podcastherewego)

Romano sticking his neck out there, the appointment could be done quickly or not quickly 

[Drogba1]

39 minutes ago, Big Nigel said:

Why are so many people hell bent on Luis Enrique? He has been a pretty big failure at every single place he has managed (Roma, Celta, and both times he managed Spain) and the only ever success he had was at Barca where he had the greatest front 3 in history in MSN. 

Yeah I don't understand the hype around him at all either

[Argo]

41 minutes ago, Big Nigel said:

Why are so many people hell bent on Luis Enrique? He has been a pretty big failure at every single place he has managed (Roma, Celta, and both times he managed Spain) and the only ever success he had was at Barca where he had the greatest front 3 in history in MSN. 

Was 9th place with Celta a failure given they spent most of the previous decade in the second tier and avoided relegation by a point the year before?

[Valerie]

1 hour ago, Ajbod said:

Personally i wouldn't mind Steve Clarke, i think he'd certainly lay the law down and tell them what it means to play for Chelsea!

And he's pulling off miracles with the sweaties.

Bump!

[Term_X]

It’s not all about ‘profile’ or big name, we shouldn’t let the bad experience with Potter cloud judgment here, we need an elite base system - De Zerbi is the only premier league manager who adopts the Guardiola/Arteta playing style, in term of build-up phases and dynamics.. he’s an elite tactician. The problem with Nagelsmann and which has been echoed by others is that like Potter, he tinkers and changes systems too much; it’s the opposite to what we need. 

De Zerbi however, would have to be a summer appointment evidently and even then, I can understand why our board may not want to deal with Brighton again (unfortunately). We have a great history with Italian managers and De Zerbi could be reunited with Mudryk. 

[Sconnie Blue]

Christ. Didn't even think about the notion that Nagelsmann will prioritize using Havertz. 

All the more reason to avoid. 

[timetowaste]

Nagelsmann would be my pick 

[loz]

26 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

Christ. 

Bit out of left field but an interesting pick nevertheless. 

[Big Nigel]

41 minutes ago, Argo said:

Was 9th place with Celta a failure given they spent most of the previous decade in the second tier and avoided relegation by a point the year before?

Well thats about his level it seems, mid table in la liga! Woefully overrated manager imo - and its easy to judge based on how Spain have been despite some of the great talent they have at their helm

[Munkunku]

Monty. 

[axman2526]

1 hour ago, Frankie8Lampard said:

Nagelsmann seems inevitable 

Nagelsmann at home:

 

[axman2526]

22 minutes ago, Munkworth said:

Monty. 

Would he settle for being @Zetasecond in command?

[The Rising Sun]

Jody Morris , get him in NOW !

[The Rising Sun]

Is Nagelsmann a touchline dancer ? That's the main thing to consider.