Tuchel sacked 😢

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abhreebhu_45
15142 posts World Class
Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

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  • Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

    I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

    U.S. Hire and fire policy 🤣. Roman would have sent him to a Russian gulag 😜

    Makes not much sense imo , maybe a new coach was already involved in some decisions before ?
  • Crazy decision he just signed his main man Aubameyang. They won't get a better manager than Tuchel
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    METH wrote: »
    Roman would have sacked him last season to be fair.

    Exactly,,he had 🧠 to not blindly back a manager n then sack him a week after the window ends

    Pure stupidity
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    12346789 wrote: »
    Crazy decision he just signed his main man Aubameyang. They won't get a better manager than Tuchel

    Definitely not in such short notice for sure
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    MrPinky wrote: »
    Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

    I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

    U.S. Hire and fire policy 🤣. Roman would have sent him to a Russian gulag 😜

    Makes not much sense imo , maybe a new coach was already involved in some decisions before ?

    Potter??

    So was Cucurella potter's idea?? 🤔
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    12346789 wrote: »
    They won't get a better manager than Tuchel

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    😂 he wld have loved lakaka
  • GitGood
    1406 posts Professional
    I have to admit, didn’t see that one coming..it would be interesting to see who takes over…I personally think that the signings they were making doesn’t suit the team.
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    GitGood wrote: »
    I have to admit, didn’t see that one coming..it would be interesting to see who takes over…I personally think that the signings they were making doesn’t suit the team.

    All signings were ok,barring a creative midfielder,but that doesn't suit Tuchel's system in the first place,,,it will be interesting for sure to watch the next scapegoat,but the 🇩🇪 was the sole reason for following blues religiously 😔
  • GitGood
    1406 posts Professional
    GitGood wrote: »
    I have to admit, didn’t see that one coming..it would be interesting to see who takes over…I personally think that the signings they were making doesn’t suit the team.

    All signings were ok,barring a creative midfielder,but that doesn't suit Tuchel's system in the first place,,,it will be interesting for sure to watch the next scapegoat,but the 🇩🇪 was the sole reason for following blues religiously 😔

    If I was a football manager I will avoid this job…The chopping and changing at Chelsea is way too extreme…They got lucky twice sacking a manager in the middle of a champions league campaign and went on to win it….If they’re not careful it could be another Liverpool or United transition where they struggle for couple of years.
  • radhoyl
    6932 posts Big Money Move
    Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

    I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

    Maybe Pocchetino was on the verge of signing elsewhere and the Chelsea owners wanted him.
  • Shame. I enjoy seeing Chelse fail
  • Hoopsterz
    3750 posts National Call-Up
    radhoyl wrote: »
    Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

    I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

    Maybe Pocchetino was on the verge of signing elsewhere and the Chelsea owners wanted him.

    I honestly don't see all the hype around Pocchetino.. Would be a downgrade for a manager IMO.

    I think we will see chelsea struggle for a few years with the squad they have but that all depends on who they bring in to replaced Tuchel.
  • Jordonp
    4217 posts National Call-Up
    The sale of Rudiger probably had a lot to do with it.
  • GitGood
    1406 posts Professional
    Jordonp wrote: »
    The sale of Rudiger probably had a lot to do with it.

    Yeah that one I could not understand at all. I wouldn’t sell rudiger to bring in koulibali. Rudiger is a beast and had a lot of experience in the premier league. Just don’t know what happened there.
  • radhoyl
    6932 posts Big Money Move
    radhoyl wrote: »
    Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

    I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

    Maybe Pocchetino was on the verge of signing elsewhere and the Chelsea owners wanted him.

    I honestly don't see all the hype around Pocchetino.. Would be a downgrade for a manager IMO.

    I think we will see chelsea struggle for a few years with the squad they have but that all depends on who they bring in to replaced Tuchel.

    Who else is available now?
  • Hoopsterz
    3750 posts National Call-Up
    radhoyl wrote: »
    radhoyl wrote: »
    Who in the actual hell spends 250m on manager's advice only to sack him a game later losing an away game with forwards letting him down on numerous occasions

    I know his football grew boring in recent weeks,but that's right up there with one of the most pathetic decisions ever made in football history,even Roman wld have waited a couple months before signing that sacking order off

    Maybe Pocchetino was on the verge of signing elsewhere and the Chelsea owners wanted him.

    I honestly don't see all the hype around Pocchetino.. Would be a downgrade for a manager IMO.

    I think we will see chelsea struggle for a few years with the squad they have but that all depends on who they bring in to replaced Tuchel.

    Who else is available now?

    I say get Ole back managing in the Prem! Give us a laugh as well.
  • Jordonp
    4217 posts National Call-Up
    GitGood wrote: »
    Jordonp wrote: »
    The sale of Rudiger probably had a lot to do with it.

    Yeah that one I could not understand at all. I wouldn’t sell rudiger to bring in koulibali. Rudiger is a beast and had a lot of experience in the premier league. Just don’t know what happened there.

    According to the organiser of the deal (so obviously taken with appropriate amounts of salt), Rudiger wanted to stay at Chelsea and was happy at the club. If true this makes the decision even more confusing.
  • GitGood
    1406 posts Professional
    I suspect they might bring in John terry for starters and sack him as soon as someone becomes available…or even better try and convince Zidane.
  • Jdizzle
    3205 posts National Call-Up
    It seems a lot of Chelsea fans were blinded by his champions league success. The football he played last season was awful as well.
  • Jdizzle wrote: »
    It seems a lot of Chelsea fans were blinded by his champions league success. The football he played last season was awful as well.

    Even when they won the CL the football they played was dire.
  • I SiR MartY I
    18586 posts World Class
    Going for Potter as replacement

    Mad to sack him after 300m of spending tho
  • pes1972
    2118 posts Fans' Favourite
    Going for Potter as replacement

    Mad to sack him after 300m of spending tho

    Potter seems to have both dignity and pride, he will not abandon Brighton in the middle of season. Amazing though that no bigger club got him pre-season. Can´t see any manager around Europe that can do that much with such a average squad.
  • Bob_Bobson
    5010 posts Big Money Move
    GitGood wrote: »
    GitGood wrote: »
    I have to admit, didn’t see that one coming..it would be interesting to see who takes over…I personally think that the signings they were making doesn’t suit the team.

    All signings were ok,barring a creative midfielder,but that doesn't suit Tuchel's system in the first place,,,it will be interesting for sure to watch the next scapegoat,but the 🇩🇪 was the sole reason for following blues religiously 😔

    If I was a football manager I will avoid this job…The chopping and changing at Chelsea is way too extreme…They got lucky twice sacking a manager in the middle of a champions league campaign and went on to win it….If they’re not careful it could be another Liverpool or United transition where they struggle for couple of years.

    Nah man. This job is perfect. You basically get an insane contract, it may or may not work, you get sacked with a huge payoff, and your reputation doesn't suffer because everyone knows managers last about five weeks there. Any professional would be delighted with that free hit.

    See also PSG.
  • Jordonp
    4217 posts National Call-Up
    edited September 2022
    GitGood wrote: »
    GitGood wrote: »
    I have to admit, didn’t see that one coming..it would be interesting to see who takes over…I personally think that the signings they were making doesn’t suit the team.

    All signings were ok,barring a creative midfielder,but that doesn't suit Tuchel's system in the first place,,,it will be interesting for sure to watch the next scapegoat,but the 🇩🇪 was the sole reason for following blues religiously 😔

    If I was a football manager I will avoid this job…The chopping and changing at Chelsea is way too extreme…They got lucky twice sacking a manager in the middle of a champions league campaign and went on to win it….If they’re not careful it could be another Liverpool or United transition where they struggle for couple of years.

    Nah man. This job is perfect. You basically get an insane contract, it may or may not work, you get sacked with a huge payoff, and your reputation doesn't suffer because everyone knows managers last about five weeks there. Any professional would be delighted with that free hit.

    See also PSG.

    No manager who takes pride in their own work would be but then again I think a common denominator with good football managers is they are motivated by pressure over inevitable finance and pride factors and one thing the Chelsea job undeniably offers constantly is pressure.
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    Jdizzle wrote: »
    It seems a lot of Chelsea fans were blinded by his champions league success. The football he played last season was awful as well.

    Last season we were off to a flyer(remember us humbling arsenal n holding ourselves with 10 men against liverpool at anfield)
    Long term injuries to Chilwell n James hit us hard,then followed lakaka's drama,then came sanctions n a low personal moment for the gaffer,then came a doubtful future for the club with no clear buyer

    Imo it is too much for a professional
  • abhreebhu_45
    15142 posts World Class
    edited September 2022
    FIFANUB wrote: »
    Jdizzle wrote: »
    It seems a lot of Chelsea fans were blinded by his champions league success. The football he played last season was awful as well.

    Even when they won the CL the football they played was dire.

    😂
    We dominated real madrid over 2 legs(literally spanked them with only Courtois n Benzema keeping them in the tie)
    We beat ManC thrice,once making a comeback from being behind
    We were 2nd in terms of points in EPL after the turn of the year,,had one of the best XGs n possibly the most solid defensive unit over last 5 years domestically as well as in Europe

    😂
  • FIFANUB
    861 posts Semi-Pro
    edited September 2022
    You can throw around all the stats you want but to the naked eye the football was dull and uninspiring.

    The last 5 years has no relevance to Tuchel since he wasn't there for 5 years either but since you've brought that up, Chelsea have played exciting footballing under 2 managers in the last 2 decades, firstly under Ancelotti and then under Conte when they went to a 3 back.
  • METH
    2379 posts Fans' Favourite
    Defence wasn’t that solid under Tuchel.
    Last 50 games they conceded 50+ goals.
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