Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[rendravolt]

Despite the fact that Mudryk hasn't gotten as much playing times as people who had known his football prowess on the pitch before he arrived at Stamford Bridge would wish, I'm of the opinion that Mudryk is a great talented player that still possess the potentials to pick up himself and become the great footballer many of his folks would wish to see him be.
I think the player's major problem last season was the fact that he wasn't familiar with the kind of playing style that was adopted by the managers of Chelsea last season. Chelsea now has a new manager in Mauricio Pochettino and hopefully his style of play will give Mudryk that freedom to operate as an attacking midfielder that he is.

Of course Mudryk is a nice talent. But he was also similar to his teammates in terms of performance this season. But the general morale of the team was pretty bad and I wouldn't be surprised if his morale was at a bad level as well. If Pochettino's game plan works for Chelsea and we see a significant improvement then we will see who is really showing a solid performance.

I hope Mudryk also makes a big improvement in time because he was signed for quite a big amount of money. I wouldn't like to see him getting wasted like that. He is still very young and he has a long time ahead of him to put much more into his game.

Mudryk's performance this season has been very disappointing, especially for blues fans. It was unexpected after competing with Arsenal for Mudryk last winter and the results were so unexpected that Mudryk was not even able to contribute 1 goal during the middle of the season. Surely what Chelsea are hoping for will be worth the money they spent to get it, but surely Todd Boehly will be a little disappointed with one of his signings. There is hope for Mudryk next season and he is required to be able to provide good performance and comprehensive contribution to Chelsea.

[flyingcarpet]

Despite the fact that Mudryk hasn't gotten as much playing times as people who had known his football prowess on the pitch before he arrived at Stamford Bridge would wish, I'm of the opinion that Mudryk is a great talented player that still possess the potentials to pick up himself and become the great footballer many of his folks would wish to see him be.
I think the player's major problem last season was the fact that he wasn't familiar with the kind of playing style that was adopted by the managers of Chelsea last season. Chelsea now has a new manager in Mauricio Pochettino and hopefully his style of play will give Mudryk that freedom to operate as an attacking midfielder that he is.

Of course Mudryk is a nice talent. But he was also similar to his teammates in terms of performance this season. But the general morale of the team was pretty bad and I wouldn't be surprised if his morale was at a bad level as well. If Pochettino's game plan works for Chelsea and we see a significant improvement then we will see who is really showing a solid performance.

I hope Mudryk also makes a big improvement in time because he was signed for quite a big amount of money. I wouldn't like to see him getting wasted like that. He is still very young and he has a long time ahead of him to put much more into his game.

Mudryk's performance this season has been very disappointing, especially for blues fans. It was unexpected after competing with Arsenal for Mudryk last winter and the results were so unexpected that Mudryk was not even able to contribute 1 goal during the middle of the season. Surely what Chelsea are hoping for will be worth the money they spent to get it, but surely Todd Boehly will be a little disappointed with one of his signings. There is hope for Mudryk next season and he is required to be able to provide good performance and comprehensive contribution to Chelsea.

I think Mudryk is very talented. You may not be able to demonstrate these skills every season. Sometimes your chemistry with your teammates or coach may not match. A good gunner must show his quality in all circumstances. Sometimes they don't do this every season so I don't want to criticize it too much. He is only 22 years old and open to development.

I think Mudryk will do well next season. It will not fall below our expectations. If he keeps up with the team, we can watch good things. Of course, if a good team is formed.

[Polkeins]

In fact, the problem lies with Todd Boehly not Graham Potter. he was only chosen, because other coaches did not want to handle the situation that was facing Chelsea. The thing is, there's a reputation at stake. which in the end, Potter accepted the offer with the risk that was on his shoulders. Initially Chelsea went well under Potter, unfortunately the problem came when there were many Chelsea players who were hit by injuries. at the same time, Chelsea was getting worse and worse so Potter became Todd Boehly's scapegoat. after that, none of the coaches were willing to handle Chelsea which in the end Lampard tried his luck again. with the scenario, if successful his career will recover. unfortunately, under his tutelage everything is getting messy even though Chelsea has brought in many newcomers even with expensive bandrol.

Now, Poccetino is their official coach. he should be able to fix Chelsea back to improve. at least, can compete at the top of the Premier League.  because, they do not have a busy schedule like other teams. Well, the new season hasn't started yet, there's a lot of work for the new coach. his current job, releasing players who weren't part of his project. the rest, he can start to build chemistry.

In general it is logical that the root of all problems in Todd Boehly. Here it should be noted that he apparently adheres to the American position and in sports that money can solve almost everything. So apparently after the Potter debacle he decided to make a big purchase for Chelsea so that star players could fix the situation, but things as we understand it turned out differently.

Now Poccetino will have to rectify the situation, I think he will figure out who is superfluous in the team and probably many of the latest Chelsea purchases will be put up for sale or on loan, I think that by 90 percent will remain Enzo Fernandez and Mudrik, because he seems to have such a clause in the contract, and the other potential players for the transition.

I firmly believe that if a club has money, they should spend it like Newcastle is doing. Get a manager who is decent and known for getting the job done and keep him for a long period of time and give him the chance to build up his best 11. I don’t think that chance is being given to any of the managers of Chelsea recently. The squad is not very bad.

Actually, the squad is not bad at all. Because of not having proper management, they are not doing well. And the problem is Chelsea has already finished in the 12 position this season. Who knows if the manager is not changed they will probably fight two straight out of the relegation zone in this season! I know a lot of people are going to find this funny, but there is a genuine chance for that to happen. So Chelsea will have to make a decision and it is going to be a tough one.

Yes, Newcastle is a great example of how to use money wisely. The club's management did a great job and the club took 4th place with such competition. So Chelsea still have a chance. It remains to solve the issues with funding for the season and transfers. If the money is as much as before with Abramovich's financing, in a year or two Chelsea should return to the international arena and in the top five clubs in the APL, but if the season 2023/2024 will be a failure, the financing can and stop because of the risks of spending huge money without results. 

[Mame89]

I think Liverpool will start next season with a significant level of difference for them because last season Liverpool played in the Champions League and they were able to provide a lot of competition from the grub phase to the next stage. But in the next season Liverpool will play in the Europa League and of course Liverpool is very superior. Salah while playing at Liverpool he has never played in the Europa League. But next season he will play for the first time in the European league with Liverpool. I think he will make a lot of achievements in the Europa League next season, be it being the top scorer or being the best player in the Europa League.

This season has had ups and downs in Liverpool's performance due to the transition and regeneration of the team, it has also been good at number 5. I think young Liverpool players have never regretted wanting to win the Second Caste of European Football next season.

The first words came from Harvey Elliott, the Liverpool Number 19 admitted that the Europa League would prove itself to be the best competition by winning the competition. Apart from Harvey Elliott, Curtis Jones is preparing his best performance in sailing the Europa League next season, according to him Liverpool deserves to win the Europa League next season, even the 2001 UEFA Cup is ready to be repeated by Liverpool to inject the enthusiasm of his team-mates.

Apart from that, it is very likely that Liverpool will bring home Marcos Eduardo from Sporting Lisbon after Alexis McAllister, and Khepree Thuram who are Liverpool's priority recruits next season. this is what I think about Liverpool's big chance of winning the Europa League with young players next season. Of course they will also prepare a strong squad to compete in the EPL.

[Velvet78]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

[rendravolt]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

Certainly no team will want to sign Graham Potter after seeing the poor results he got with Chelsea this season and it's no wonder that until now he hasn't gotten a call to become a coach. But he's also not entirely wrong because of course as a coach who was successful in his initial debut, of course if there was an offer from a bigger team he would take it, it's just that at Chelsea the results weren't what he expected and it simultaneously destroyed his career in an instant. Potter should have had to return to managing an average team and at least he proved it first in one full season or several seasons to be able to bring the team to a better place.

[SamReomo]

Despite the fact that Mudryk hasn't gotten as much playing times as people who had known his football prowess on the pitch before he arrived at Stamford Bridge would wish, I'm of the opinion that Mudryk is a great talented player that still possess the potentials to pick up himself and become the great footballer many of his folks would wish to see him be.
I think the player's major problem last season was the fact that he wasn't familiar with the kind of playing style that was adopted by the managers of Chelsea last season. Chelsea now has a new manager in Mauricio Pochettino and hopefully his style of play will give Mudryk that freedom to operate as an attacking midfielder that he is.

Of course Mudryk is a nice talent. But he was also similar to his teammates in terms of performance this season. But the general morale of the team was pretty bad and I wouldn't be surprised if his morale was at a bad level as well. If Pochettino's game plan works for Chelsea and we see a significant improvement then we will see who is really showing a solid performance.

I hope Mudryk also makes a big improvement in time because he was signed for quite a big amount of money. I wouldn't like to see him getting wasted like that. He is still very young and he has a long time ahead of him to put much more into his game.

Mudryk's performance this season has been very disappointing, especially for blues fans. It was unexpected after competing with Arsenal for Mudryk last winter and the results were so unexpected that Mudryk was not even able to contribute 1 goal during the middle of the season. Surely what Chelsea are hoping for will be worth the money they spent to get it, but surely Todd Boehly will be a little disappointed with one of his signings. There is hope for Mudryk next season and he is required to be able to provide good performance and comprehensive contribution to Chelsea.

I think Mudryk is very talented. You may not be able to demonstrate these skills every season. Sometimes your chemistry with your teammates or coach may not match. A good gunner must show his quality in all circumstances. Sometimes they don't do this every season so I don't want to criticize it too much. He is only 22 years old and open to development.

I think Mudryk will do well next season. It will not fall below our expectations. If he keeps up with the team, we can watch good things. Of course, if a good team is formed.

Mudryk is a brilliant player but he is still quite new in the field, and he needs more time and experience to play better as a team member. The guy has talents that could be enhanced further with more gameplay experience, but his chemistry with teammates is weak, and that isn't a good thing during a match, because other teams with better chemistry can secure more goals against Mudryk's team. Mudryk is still quite young and has played only a few games in Premier League, and I expect that he could be a great asset for Chelsea with more gameplay experience. Mudryk has outstanding dribbling skills and he can improve his teaming skills to secure many goals for the club.

He needs to work more on his consistency, because the guy plays exceptionally good in some matches, but in other matches his consistency is weak due to his mediocre chemistry with his teammates. I think with more gameplay experience he could develop good consistency levels, and with that he could be among top players of the league. But, in current state of his gameplay he is no match for players like Jack Grealish, Mohamed Salah, and other top wingers. I'm sure that one day he will be among the top players of the league.

[Docnaster]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

If I am a Football Club owner, I would not think twice to higher Graham Potter. I have always said it that the problem of Chelsea was not GP, that guy was not given enough time to take the club. He did not even go on any preseason and he only managed to do well with Chelsea in the Champions League taking note that the English Premier League was difficult for everyone including the coach of Liverpool. I still believe that Graham Potter will make a good coach. The only person I did not have good hope on is Frank Lampard.

[Despairo]

Mudryk is a brilliant player but he is still quite new in the field, and he needs more time and experience to play better as a team member. The guy has talents that could be enhanced further with more gameplay experience, but his chemistry with teammates is weak, and that isn't a good thing during a match, because other teams with better chemistry can secure more goals against Mudryk's team. Mudryk is still quite young and has played only a few games in Premier League, and I expect that he could be a great asset for Chelsea with more gameplay experience. Mudryk has outstanding dribbling skills and he can improve his teaming skills to secure many goals for the club.

Lol, Mudryk is a bad player, he should be worth around 10-20 Million Euros

He's 22 years old, although Benzema shine when he's already old, but his performance isn't that bad like Mudryk. Haaland, Mbappe, Valverde, Vinicius are young players, but it's not wise to compare Mudryk with them. At least he need to be Nunez or Gakpo, both of them aren't really good in this season, however both of them have show a contribution.

Mudryk played 15 matches, 0 goal and 2 assists, almost no contribution.

[Litzki1990]

I think Liverpool will start next season with a significant level of difference for them because last season Liverpool played in the Champions League and they were able to provide a lot of competition from the grub phase to the next stage. But in the next season Liverpool will play in the Europa League and of course Liverpool is very superior. Salah while playing at Liverpool he has never played in the Europa League. But next season he will play for the first time in the European league with Liverpool. I think he will make a lot of achievements in the Europa League next season, be it being the top scorer or being the best player in the Europa League.

We haven't seen any significant changes at Liverpool so far this season. Roberto Firmino only left Liverpool due to his contract expiring but Liverpool have not replaced him this season. Liverpool, who did not qualify for the Champions League this season, qualified for the Europa League.  Liverpool is one of the teams that have qualified for the Europa League. Liverpool are considered one of the favorites in the Europa League this season. Since Liverpool is not able to perform significantly with the current team, Liverpool should have changed some players. If some players had been planned and taken into the new team, maybe Liverpool would have become a strong team like before.

[Pandu Geddon]

Mudryk is a brilliant player but he is still quite new in the field, and he needs more time and experience to play better as a team member. The guy has talents that could be enhanced further with more gameplay experience, but his chemistry with teammates is weak, and that isn't a good thing during a match, because other teams with better chemistry can secure more goals against Mudryk's team. Mudryk is still quite young and has played only a few games in Premier League, and I expect that he could be a great asset for Chelsea with more gameplay experience. Mudryk has outstanding dribbling skills and he can improve his teaming skills to secure many goals for the club.

Lol, Mudryk is a bad player, he should be worth around 10-20 Million Euros

He's 22 years old, although Benzema shine when he's already old, but his performance isn't that bad like Mudryk. Haaland, Mbappe, Valverde, Vinicius are young players, but it's not wise to compare Mudryk with them. At least he need to be Nunez or Gakpo, both of them aren't really good in this season, however both of them have show a contribution.

Mudryk played 15 matches, 0 goal and 2 assists, almost no contribution.

Mudryk this season did not contribute to the club. even when defending the Ukrainian national team it wasn't that good either. In EURO qualifiers he only recorded 2 starts and 2 assists.
but it looks like Pochetteno will consider it enough to be included in the squad he has made. although there are rumors that Mudryk will also be one of the players to be sacrificed to bring in new players. it all depends on the deal that will be taken.

[EarnOnVictor]

In general it is logical that the root of all problems in Todd Boehly. Here it should be noted that he apparently adheres to the American position and in sports that money can solve almost everything. So apparently after the Potter debacle he decided to make a big purchase for Chelsea so that star players could fix the situation, but things as we understand it turned out differently.

Now Poccetino will have to rectify the situation, I think he will figure out who is superfluous in the team and probably many of the latest Chelsea purchases will be put up for sale or on loan, I think that by 90 percent will remain Enzo Fernandez and Mudrik, because he seems to have such a clause in the contract, and the other potential players for the transition.

But the real problem is that the harm is already done and can't be fixed within a single year. Not playing the Champions League is a massive drawback for the team and the club. First of all they need to get rid of any players who underperformed last season unless Pochettino thinks he can get them going again, but at the same time they need to keep their squad together. But when they don't participate in the Champions League it will be hard to convince new players to go to Chelsea. Boehly went literally crazy with all those transfers and now they have a ton of players and nobody really knows what to do with all those guys. He also expected that it would work out and now I wouldn't be surprised if there are also issues financially that limit their ability to bring in some other guys. This will be a rough year for Chelsea.

Yes, Chelsea is a big mess, but Poccetino has a lot of experience in bringing order after Tottenham. As we can see after Poccetino's departure all the mess that is in Tottenham came out. Just as in Chelsea there are a lot of "passable" and frankly weak players, incomprehensible transfer policy and Levy's eccentricities, in some ways similar to Todd Boehly's actions in Chelsea.

Of course it will be unusual without the Champions League and European Cups, but Poccetino will have time to play the squad to understand who can really play at a high level, and the players will have time to show themselves in the English Premier League and I think next season we should see Chelsea if not in the Champions League, then in the Europa League for sure.

Bravo! You just wrote a script, I hope things play out with this script. Chelsea is in a big mess and I don't believe that Mauricio Pochettino will be able to do magic suddenly. I agree that there will be an improvement, but this would be slight this next season, it can't just be sudden. I appreciate Pochettino as an experienced coach who knows where to touch, but at the same time, if you do not get it right with the correct players to let go and the new ones to bring to distort the equation, it's a problem.

And this goes beyond the performance of the players alone, it could be psychological, so the coach needs to reason beyond tactics, and this is delicate to get right suddenly.

[RockBell]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

Chelsea saw potential in him and was willing to give him a chance it was difficult, but I believe everyone deserves a chance the truth is that the man has potential being a coach is not easy, and the amount of pressure on them is not simple but one thing about people is that they do not really count your success they expect you to always do better every single time. and I am aware that the man messed up and was unable to archive anything while still at Chelsea, and since he has not been hired by any club to coach, I believe he should use his time wisely to gain more experience so that he can improve himself, which is especially important given that he wishes to continue coaching.

[puloweh555]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

Graham potter, when he was chosen to be Chelsea coach to replace Thomas Tuchel, was in doubt because so far Potter had never managed a big club and now many agree with the above statement in line with how far he was when coaching Chelsea was almost at the bottom of the standings. Graham Potter is a small team coach who happens to be good at Brighton, even though even when he left Brighton was still good, this proves that Brigthon is good, not because of Graham Potter. This is the same as David Moyes used to be good at Everton, but when he coached Man United it was ruined.

Graham Potter shouldn't be in a hurry to move to a big team, look for experience first in a small team until he is really consistent and then moves. It's only been a few months since he made Brighton enter the top flight and he feels confident coaching Chelsea. and finally now he is like killing his own career, he is still unemployed, no club has offered him as a coach. On the other hand, Chelsea's owners were also arrogant, they forgot that Thucel had brought them the Champions League Champions, instead they were fired.

[Majestic-milf]

Lol, Mudryk is a bad player, he should be worth around 10-20 Million Euros

 Honestly speaking, Mudryk is not that bad, I believe he's just a player who hasn't gotten that playing time. With him being on the bench always how do you expect him to perform or even get a goal and assist. A different era has come and it will affect the players on the Chelsea squad positively, Pochettino is going to turn things around for the blues.
 So I can't say Mudryk is a bad player because Pochettino will make good use of him and he can be one of the deadliest player in the EPL next season.

[Sterbens]

Certainly no team will want to sign Graham Potter after seeing the poor results he got with Chelsea this season and it's no wonder that until now he hasn't gotten a call to become a coach. But he's also not entirely wrong because of course as a coach who was successful in his initial debut, of course if there was an offer from a bigger team he would take it, it's just that at Chelsea the results weren't what he expected and it simultaneously destroyed his career in an instant. Potter should have had to return to managing an average team and at least he proved it first in one full season or several seasons to be able to bring the team to a better place.

After Chelsea went into a slump as a result of bad coaching, I really thought it would make sense for Potter to lose opportunities to get calls from other clubs, because indeed, just by looking at Chelsea's condition, we already know how Potter coached and the impact of his coaching. Yes, Potter should be able to return to the coaching chair and train a Premier League club, I hope he will not waste the opportunity to prove to everyone that he is a great coach by making the team he coaches appear ferocious and impressive. But yes it seems quite difficult for him, because after all he has lost his career after coaching Chelsea.

[Strongkored]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

That's actually, that he should be more selective when getting an offer from Chelsea, what happened at Chelsea could be the reason why no club has given an offer to him, in fact, he's not a bad manager just still takes longer for him to be said as a reliable manager, maybe when he stays in Brighton will give him a different career experience, but surely for the coming time there will be mediocre teams who will be interested in using his work because it should not only be his failure at Chelsea that is considered but also how he with Brighon can be considered. However, his decision to go to Chelsea was quite disturbing to his manager’s career history.
The fate of Chelsea's new manager may be different because if it's the same then Chelsea will suffer big losses and it can lead them to financial problems because the investments made have not yet yielded results.

[len01]

Certainly no team will want to sign Graham Potter after seeing the poor results he got with Chelsea this season and it's no wonder that until now he hasn't gotten a call to become a coach. But he's also not entirely wrong because of course as a coach who was successful in his initial debut, of course if there was an offer from a bigger team he would take it, it's just that at Chelsea the results weren't what he expected and it simultaneously destroyed his career in an instant. Potter should have had to return to managing an average team and at least he proved it first in one full season or several seasons to be able to bring the team to a better place.

After Chelsea went into a slump as a result of bad coaching, I really thought it would make sense for Potter to lose opportunities to get calls from other clubs, because indeed, just by looking at Chelsea's condition, we already know how Potter coached and the impact of his coaching. Yes, Potter should be able to return to the coaching chair and train a Premier League club, I hope he will not waste the opportunity to prove to everyone that he is a great coach by making the team he coaches appear ferocious and impressive. But yes it seems quite difficult for him, because after all he has lost his career after coaching Chelsea.

maybe some people or Chelsea fans seem to be blaming Potter even though if I look at it it doesn't seem entirely Potter's fault that he failed to deliver the best performance or strategy last season but the Chelsea players themselves were also one of the main factors that made the failure.
as we can see, Chelsea's poor performance last season was really very disappointing, even against a team that was far below Chelsea, could not beat in that match, even though Potter as a coach, of course, had also provided the best strategy for Chelsea, but it was very difficult for his own players to accept.
maybe Chelsea's bad last season will be a lesson that will change for the better and rise to be strong in the summer.

[harapan]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

Funny enough I thought Potter will do great at Chelsea. He was really good at Brighton and I felt he will replicate the same performance with Chelsea. How wrong I was. I really don't know what happened t Potter in Chelsea but he was beyond awful. His team played so badly. Chelsea should have fired him earlier.
But then again, Chelsea went ahead to hire Lampard. What exactly were they thinking? If Chelsea had gotten a better manager after sacking Potter they would have finished in a better place on the table. probably not a among the top 6, but definitely not 12th position.

[piebeyb]

Graham Potter is still without club now. I thought he shouldn't have been signed by Chelsea in the first place as I saw it as a risk. Because Chelsea can be much more successful with managers who have at least a decent experience with big teams in Europe. Potter wasn't such manager so it is normal to have doubts about him.

I'm afraid he couldn't prove me wrong about this and his time was a big failure. I think he should go back to managing average teams in the league. I'm not saying this to belittle him of course. I'm saying it because he is much more successful with such teams. We have all seen how good he was with Brighton in the end.

I think it was arranged by the Chelsea management to recruit Potter last season, even though in the end he failed to bring Chelsea to get up from their slump, I don't want to blame or ridicule the results of his performance, but we see that Potter's job is very tough being a Chelsea coach let alone changing him in a short time it is obviously very difficult, because he may need time to make Chelsea better. but unfortunately he was fired.

Currently Chelsea have to open a new page with a new coach with Pochettino, after all last season has ended so there is no point in discussing Potter's failures while coaching Chelsea, he is not a bad coach it's just that he needs time to make Chelsea better but the fact is he was sacked before the end of the season and Chelsea had to settle for a bad result in 12th position. Let's see Pochettino next season, can Chelsea get up. I hope Potter finds the right club for him next season