⚽ Premier League 2024/2025 Discussion Thread ⚽

[arimamib]

I also agree with you. If Chelsea want to improve too quickly, it will never happen. Because the whole situation of Chelsea is very unstable. This team needs to be stabilized. Players need to be confident. The understanding between the players should be improved. And lastly a stable match strategy must be developed. And if all these can be done, Chelsea's performance will return to this consistency. And it can't be done quickly by any coach. So Chelsea management should definitely give a coach 2 seasons in charge and let the coach work independently. If not, I don't think Chelsea's situation will change.

The way Chelsea wants to restore team performance is not going to work for them, because it will be hard and challenging for a manager to restore a team that has been performing poorly for some seasons to get back in just one season and probably get a trophy, because that is what Chelsea management is looking for right now. They change managers.

Every season, and that is why they are performing, they always go back to poor performance anytime the season starts. Instead, they should have one manager for at least 3 or 4 seasons to see if he can deliver a good result, but Chelsea failed to do that. I believe there is no coach who will do that in just one season; rather, giving a coach enough time to see what he can bring to the table is the best thing.

Maybe Boehly wants Chelsea to have quick success like when Tuchel was Chelsea's head coach at that time with Chelsea sacking Lampard. Because after all, Tuchel really managed to achieve rapid success at that time by winning the Champions League trophy in the 2020/2021 season. Amazingly, at that moment Chelsea managed to beat Real Madrid in the semifinals and then Chelsea beat Manchester City in the final match. Obviously, it was a huge achievement for Tuchel at that time, because Real Madrid and Manchester City were the favorites to get the trophy.

But strangely, after this great achievement, Tuchel seemed to have lost his magic in making the team perform well, so that up to now Tuchel has still not succeeded in getting the team he coached to win a trophy. But about Chelsea continuing to change their coaches, I think they probably want quick success like that. But unfortunately, short success like that is very difficult to repeat because it also probably requires a high level of luck too.

Boehly wasn't very patient and that's what happened to him, where he always fired coaches who he thought didn't perform well in their first season coaching Chelsea. Boehly wanted to achieve a big and quick hope but he failed to do that because in the past two seasons Chelsea have not shown significant changes.
Apart from that, many people think that the quick target of becoming champion will definitely be quite difficult because the competition that occurs in the Premier League is very intense and also in terms of strength the other teams are much stronger than Chelsea.

[ILuckyGuyI]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

Guardiola has said good things about him as far as I know also. Enzo Maresca has a really good reference because of that.    This is why the expectations might be a little bigger than normal but I hope the chairman won't go harsh on him.

I mean if Enzo Maresca doesn't make this team a title contender next season but still has a good result, then he deserves a second chance. He shouldn't end up the same with Pochettino...

[dezoel]

Fofana is a striker too, so Chelsea has him. Plus, they hired Guiu from Barcelona, a very talented young kid, only for six million as well. So I feel like if they got him now, while I do not think that they are going to play him in all games, I think they have a plan for him, and may play him in some games, and let him be at the bench, like give him some chance, to become the best at Chelsea. Jackson may be considered their best, but Fofana is a close second in my mind, and if he plays like he used to play, then he could become the best as well.

To be fair, Chelsea is not a team that is missing any positions, they have players in every position, multiple ones, they bought so many players that they have nowhere to put them all. I think we need to consider that it is going to end up with Chelsea having some issues with what they have, and will need to sell some of them for different prices as well, it needs to be talked about how it is going to work out in the end. If they end up selling some of the players, then we are going to end up with a good result, they will have some money, and they will be able to have smaller but higher quality of players and would be great for them to have that.

[iBaba]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

Guardiola has said good things about him as far as I know also. Enzo Maresca has a really good reference because of that.    This is why the expectations might be a little bigger than normal but I hope the chairman won't go harsh on him.

I wanna really experience how this season is going to play out between the Maresca club and that of Guardiola. In fact Maresca now has a lot of responsibilities in his shoulder which includes being able to face and defeat his one time boss as well as other highly experienced coaches and being able to use the team available to him to challenge other top tier clubs in the English Premier League won't be a little competition for him.

[Miles2006]

I also agree with you. If Chelsea want to improve too quickly, it will never happen. Because the whole situation of Chelsea is very unstable. This team needs to be stabilized. Players need to be confident. The understanding between the players should be improved. And lastly a stable match strategy must be developed. And if all these can be done, Chelsea's performance will return to this consistency. And it can't be done quickly by any coach. So Chelsea management should definitely give a coach 2 seasons in charge and let the coach work independently. If not, I don't think Chelsea's situation will change.

The way Chelsea wants to restore team performance is not going to work for them, because it will be hard and challenging for a manager to restore a team that has been performing poorly for some seasons to get back in just one season and probably get a trophy, because that is what Chelsea management is looking for right now. They change managers.

Every season, and that is why they are performing, they always go back to poor performance anytime the season starts. Instead, they should have one manager for at least 3 or 4 seasons to see if he can deliver a good result, but Chelsea failed to do that. I believe there is no coach who will do that in just one season; rather, giving a coach enough time to see what he can bring to the table is the best thing.

I guess you’re right to some extend, creating a comfortable environment and time is needed mostly when the players and coach don’t have enough chance to perform excellent rather they fail to keep their heads tight. Secondly anything can happen depending how willing and great the new coach will work, making changes is not a bad decision but, my point is the effect might be positive or negative in what ever way that’s why Chelsea might not perform perfect this season. Looking for a trophy now is not necessary as their focus should be on making a difference since they performed poorly previous season so it’s best they work on the team first before fast forwarding their next move or else I see no progress.

[Sunderland]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

Guardiola has said good things about him as far as I know also. Enzo Maresca has a really good reference because of that.    This is why the expectations might be a little bigger than normal but I hope the chairman won't go harsh on him.

I wanna really experience how this season is going to play out between the Maresca club and that of Guardiola. In fact Maresca now has a lot of responsibilities in his shoulder which includes being able to face and defeat his one time boss as well as other highly experienced coaches and being able to use the team available to him to challenge other top tier clubs in the English Premier League won't be a little competition for him.

Even the best managers will still need time a year or more before they can bring their club to win a title.
Guardiola also failed to win a single trophy in his first year at Mancity (2016/2017), Maresca is a good coach but Maresca will need at least 2-3 years to build Chelsea from scratch again, and the owner must also be patient and doesn't interfere too much with player purchases so the last season's mistakes are not repeated.
Maybe only Arsenal and Manutd will be able to match Mancity in the next season.

[Ryu_Ar1]

Boehly wasn't very patient and that's what happened to him, where he always fired coaches who he thought didn't perform well in their first season coaching Chelsea. Boehly wanted to achieve a big and quick hope but he failed to do that because in the past two seasons Chelsea have not shown significant changes.
Apart from that, many people think that the quick target of becoming champion will definitely be quite difficult because the competition that occurs in the Premier League is very intense and also in terms of strength the other teams are much stronger than Chelsea.

He has the authority to do so, especially by looking at the performance of coaches at Chelsea as happened to Lampard and Potter, in fact it is quite natural that Todd is not satisfied with their performance and immediately sacks the coach even though they have only joined for one season. For Poche it was an exception because although there were rumors of Todd's previous dissatisfaction in the middle of the season but towards the end of the season he was quite good and even managed to lift Chelsea's performance a little better even though their cooperation remained aground because Poche still wanted to leave Chelsea.

I think by looking at the current situation Todd did make a mistake by always rushing into decisions including bringing in players and coaches but on the other hand, when the coaches and players he brought in did not have a big impact on the club's performance then indeed he also had to act. It's just that Todd's rash nature always makes the situation complicated.

[Agbamoni]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

Guardiola has said good things about him as far as I know also. Enzo Maresca has a really good reference because of that.    This is why the expectations might be a little bigger than normal but I hope the chairman won't go harsh on him.

I wanna really experience how this season is going to play out between the Maresca club and that of Guardiola. In fact Maresca now has a lot of responsibilities in his shoulder which includes being able to face and defeat his one time boss as well as other highly experienced coaches and being able to use the team available to him to challenge other top tier clubs in the English Premier League won't be a little competition for him.

Even the best managers will still need time a year or more before they can bring their club to win a title.
Guardiola also failed to win a single trophy in his first year at Mancity (2016/2017), Maresca is a good coach but Maresca will need at least 2-3 years to build Chelsea from scratch again, and the owner must also be patient and doesn't interfere too much with player purchases so the last season's mistakes are not repeated.
Maybe only Arsenal and Manutd will be able to match Mancity in the next season.

Winning the EPL title in a debut season for a coach is kind of difficult. If any manager fails to do that then it is not his fault but what is expected from him is for him to show outstanding performances that is what convinces him that if he is given more opportunities there will be chances to win the EPL title. When Mikel signed in as manager in Arsenal in his debut season, he showed that brilliance and it gave the players a reason to play better and for the fans it gave them hope to expect something. Every season they get better and better, and there is only a slight difference from them lifting the trophy. Any mistake from Manchester City then Arsenal will see the opportunity and win the league.

[red4slash]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

With him at Chelsea right now I actually think the performance in the next season determines his future career because if he has a performance that seems mediocre and makes Chelsea crumble again just like Potter did in the last 2 seasons then his career will also decline. But if he can bring Chelsea to play well then there could be an increase in popularity that Enzo Maresca will have later.

Currently the burden and pressure he has when coaching is clearly very large but it has been his decision from the start to join Chelsea so there is nothing he should regret later because at this time he must bring Chelsea to play better than the previous eras where Chelsea still looks quite difficult to rediscover its identity as a big club in the EPL.

[Abu-Naim]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

Guardiola has said good things about him as far as I know also. Enzo Maresca has a really good reference because of that.    This is why the expectations might be a little bigger than normal but I hope the chairman won't go harsh on him.

I mean if Enzo Maresca doesn't make this team a title contender next season but still has a good result, then he deserves a second chance. He shouldn't end up the same with Pochettino...

For him to accept the job, he is ready for the challenge and he have seen what he can figure out in the team from his little experience, and for him to start from assistant coach and win Championships in his first official season as a head coach, he should be a good coach that have learn a lot from his boss Pep.

I am expecting Chelsea’s management to give him a long time consideration because he cannot make it in his first season due to the club conditions, and he have to adapt to the Premier League style of coaching as his first experience and he will also be scared to face his boss; therefore, he will need enough time to make things work even though we are hoping that he will do well in his first season even if he couldn’t be among the title contenders, he should fight for Champions League spot next season.

[CLS63]

Arsenal have been trying hard for the last a few years to get that championship finally. They have fought hard for a long time but failed in the last moments all the time. Arteta is a great manager and he is pushing the potential of his team to its limit. It isn't an easy task to defeat Guardiola's team for a Premier League trophy.  But it isn't an impossible task at the same time. I think we are going to watch a competitive Arsenal once again next season. 

[TelolettOm]

Even the best managers will still need time a year or more before they can bring their club to win a title.
Guardiola also failed to win a single trophy in his first year at Mancity (2016/2017), Maresca is a good coach but Maresca will need at least 2-3 years to build Chelsea from scratch again, and the owner must also be patient and doesn't interfere too much with player purchases so the last season's mistakes are not repeated.
Maybe only Arsenal and Manutd will be able to match Mancity in the next season.

Arsenal, yes, it will indeed be one of the most competitive clubs in the EPL to compete with Man City, just like in previous seasons, where this club has always been a very competitive challenge to make the EPL very interesting until the end. And one more thing, Liverpool, could be the same as before as long as they still have their top players, I'm also sure that Liverpool will be able to be like last season, becoming tough competition for Man City and Arsenal, but hopefully they will be much more consistent until end.

But if it's Man United, I'm not sure. They are currently still in the process of rebuilding the team, still under Ten Hag, and they are trying to start rebuilding it. Indeed, they were able to sign several players to replace several players who were less than optimal, but this means that Man United is still in the process of building it, so I'm not sure if this season the results will immediately develop very quickly and be at the top of the EPL, rivaling Man City. Indeed, I personally hope this and look forward to the era of Man United being successful again, but what do we need if that still takes time. Hopefully, this time Ten Hag can really optimize his chances of being at SMU once again so that Man United can really compete at the top clubs again.



At least, Man United has indeed brought in several new players, the latest of which is Leny Yoro, who Man United was able to buy in the end. Man United spent £58m to bring in the defender from Lile. And this is a big transfer by Man United this season. They signed a contract for the next 5 years until June 2029.

Source: Leny Yoro has just signed his contract as new Manchester United player.-twitter
Source: Transfer Man Uni and EPL Clubs

[kawetsriyanto]

Enzo Maresca has a big responsibility waiting for him. This is his first time ever managing a top tier club in Europe.    He was Guardiola's assistant coach in the 2022/23 season and lifted a Championship trophy only a season after it.

Indeed. He has a big responsibility because the previous coach (Mauricio Pochettino) has given good progress to Chelsea performance. But sadly, Mauricio Pochettino still couldn't reach the minimum target of Chelsea management. Chelsea finished in the 6th place, I think Chelsea management wants Chelsea to be the top 5 in EPL and will join UCL or UEL for the next season.

Since Enzo Maresca is the assistant of Guardiola, he may be motivated to lead Chelsea to join UCL for the next season. I'm sure he has the ability to make it come true.

Guardiola has said good things about him as far as I know also. Enzo Maresca has a really good reference because of that.    This is why the expectations might be a little bigger than normal but I hope the chairman won't go harsh on him.

It is impossible that Guardiola will say something bad about Enzo Maresca. Guardiola ever cooperated together with Enzo Maresca in the season 2022/2023. Guardiola must give respect to the person who already helps him. However, whatever Guardiola says, it can't fully describe the capability of Enzo Maresca.

I mean if Enzo Maresca doesn't make this team a title contender next season but still has a good result, then he deserves a second chance. He shouldn't end up the same with Pochettino...

Even Mauricio Pochettino, I think he deserves to get a second chance. Sure, each manager who shows a good progress, he deserves to continue his career in the club. I just hope Enzo Maresca will be the manager in Chelsea until the end of his contract (2029).

https://www.transfermarkt.us/enzo-maresca/profil/trainer/53749

[irhact]

Even Mauricio Pochettino, I think he deserves to get a second chance. Sure, each manager who shows a good progress, he deserves to continue his career in the club. I just hope Enzo Maresca will be the manager in Chelsea until the end of his contract (2029).

https://www.transfermarkt.us/enzo-maresca/profil/trainer/53749

It is better the manager gets sacked then when they're not in good terms with the club owners and it looks like that was what was about to happen between the Chelsea boss and Mauricio pochettino as they wey beginning to have some disagreement that if it builds up, it will affect the players at the club. Having a new manager that works with the version of the club is what is best for the football and I think Enzo Maresca is going to bring alot of success to Chelsea. He is a good manager and has the opportunity before him to make a name for himself and he will not miss use the opportunity.

[blue Snow]

Even Mauricio Pochettino, I think he deserves to get a second chance. Sure, each manager who shows a good progress, he deserves to continue his career in the club. I just hope Enzo Maresca will be the manager in Chelsea until the end of his contract (2029).

https://www.transfermarkt.us/enzo-maresca/profil/trainer/53749

It is better the manager gets sacked then when they're not in good terms with the club owners and it looks like that was what was about to happen between the Chelsea boss and Mauricio pochettino as they wey beginning to have some disagreement that if it builds up, it will affect the players at the club. Having a new manager that works with the version of the club is what is best for the football and I think Enzo Maresca is going to bring alot of success to Chelsea. He is a good manager and has the opportunity before him to make a name for himself and he will not miss use the opportunity.

Change in management may be needed to maintain smooth running of things. Enzo Maresca has been rumored as a possible replacement with hopes he could do at Chelsea. He has displayed brilliance as a coach and this chance may just make all the difference for him in making his name in football. Finding a manager who is tactically brilliant and also fits well within the culture of the club and its goals is crucial in this case. Success on field or off field are both important if the team is to keep moving ahead, according to what we know so far.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Even Mauricio Pochettino, I think he deserves to get a second chance. Sure, each manager who shows a good progress, he deserves to continue his career in the club. I just hope Enzo Maresca will be the manager in Chelsea until the end of his contract (2029).

https://www.transfermarkt.us/enzo-maresca/profil/trainer/53749

It is better the manager gets sacked then when they're not in good terms with the club owners and it looks like that was what was about to happen between the Chelsea boss and Mauricio pochettino as they wey beginning to have some disagreement that if it builds up, it will affect the players at the club. Having a new manager that works with the version of the club is what is best for the football and I think Enzo Maresca is going to bring alot of success to Chelsea. He is a good manager and has the opportunity before him to make a name for himself and he will not miss use the opportunity.

Change in management may be needed to maintain smooth running of things. Enzo Maresca has been rumored as a possible replacement with hopes he could do at Chelsea. He has displayed brilliance as a coach and this chance may just make all the difference for him in making his name in football. Finding a manager who is tactically brilliant and also fits well within the culture of the club and its goals is crucial in this case. Success on field or off field are both important if the team is to keep moving ahead, according to what we know so far.

Im still hoping Maresca is a man for the job for chelsea. I've been watching Maresca's training session videos. I feel so energized by the way he was coaching his squad. The thing that really surprises me is his coaching style is pretty much the same like Pep Guardiola.
That's why i'd like to call him as Pep's mini.

You're true about Maresca is being so tactical, but the only problem is we are still far from the pre-season. I can't really judge him whether he's good or bad. We shall wait for the pre-season match to begin. that's gonna be the right time to judge him. I can't expect much from him in his first season. But, I'd really appreciate Maresca if he brings us back to the Champion League.

Maresca often used the repeat pass tactic at Leicester City. He will likely do the same at Chelsea. Im feeling positive with him, but it's not enough to prove his worthiness. Let's wait for the pre-season match to begin. Then, people can freely judge Maresca's performance.

[blue Snow]

Even Mauricio Pochettino, I think he deserves to get a second chance. Sure, each manager who shows a good progress, he deserves to continue his career in the club. I just hope Enzo Maresca will be the manager in Chelsea until the end of his contract (2029).

https://www.transfermarkt.us/enzo-maresca/profil/trainer/53749

It is better the manager gets sacked then when they're not in good terms with the club owners and it looks like that was what was about to happen between the Chelsea boss and Mauricio pochettino as they wey beginning to have some disagreement that if it builds up, it will affect the players at the club. Having a new manager that works with the version of the club is what is best for the football and I think Enzo Maresca is going to bring alot of success to Chelsea. He is a good manager and has the opportunity before him to make a name for himself and he will not miss use the opportunity.

Change in management may be needed to maintain smooth running of things. Enzo Maresca has been rumored as a possible replacement with hopes he could do at Chelsea. He has displayed brilliance as a coach and this chance may just make all the difference for him in making his name in football. Finding a manager who is tactically brilliant and also fits well within the culture of the club and its goals is crucial in this case. Success on field or off field are both important if the team is to keep moving ahead, according to what we know so far.

Im still hoping Maresca is a man for the job for chelsea. I've been watching Maresca's training session videos. I feel so energized by the way he was coaching his squad. The thing that really surprises me is his coaching style is pretty much the same like Pep Guardiola.
That's why i'd like to call him as Pep's mini.

You're true about Maresca is being so tactical, but the only problem is we are still far from the pre-season. I can't really judge him whether he's good or bad. We shall wait for the pre-season match to begin. that's gonna be the right time to judge him. I can't expect much from him in his first season. But, I'd really appreciate Maresca if he brings us back to the Champion League.

Maresca often used the repeat pass tactic at Leicester City. He will likely do the same at Chelsea. Im feeling positive with him, but it's not enough to prove his worthiness. Let's wait for the pre-season match to begin. Then, people can freely judge Maresca's performance.

You're spot on when you say we've gotta be patient and wait for the pre-season games to get a better feel for how he'll do. We can't jump to conclusions too quickly, even though we're all dying to see some magic happen. The whole passing game he had going on at Leicester City is definitely something to keep an eye on. It'll be fun to watch if he keeps that up with Chelsea. But hey, we gotta remember it's his first season, so he'll need some time to get everyone playing his way.

[mamesso]

Boehly wasn't very patient and that's what happened to him, where he always fired coaches who he thought didn't perform well in their first season coaching Chelsea. Boehly wanted to achieve a big and quick hope but he failed to do that because in the past two seasons Chelsea have not shown significant changes.
Apart from that, many people think that the quick target of becoming champion will definitely be quite difficult because the competition that occurs in the Premier League is very intense and also in terms of strength the other teams are much stronger than Chelsea.

If Boehly's attitude continues like this, he will have difficulty rebuilding Chelsea like it was during the Abramovich era. Every change of coach will mean the club has to start again from scratch, the players have to adapt again to the ideology promoted by the new coach. If Boehly wants to build new strength in the Chelsea squad, he must be patient and go through process after process, he must reflect on Manchester City, which took a long time to become a strong club in the EPL.

The players will also be very stressed due to firing the coach too often, they must always apply a different style according to the coach's directions in each game. Player development will also be hampered due to difficulties in unleashing their potential due to coaches often using different tactics. Enzo Maresca will start his first season with Chelsea next season, if he fails to make Chelsea finish in a better position than before, Boehly must give him time to show his abilities.

[klidex]

Even Mauricio Pochettino, I think he deserves to get a second chance. Sure, each manager who shows a good progress, he deserves to continue his career in the club. I just hope Enzo Maresca will be the manager in Chelsea until the end of his contract (2029).

https://www.transfermarkt.us/enzo-maresca/profil/trainer/53749

It is better the manager gets sacked then when they're not in good terms with the club owners and it looks like that was what was about to happen between the Chelsea boss and Mauricio pochettino as they wey beginning to have some disagreement that if it builds up, it will affect the players at the club. Having a new manager that works with the version of the club is what is best for the football and I think Enzo Maresca is going to bring alot of success to Chelsea. He is a good manager and has the opportunity before him to make a name for himself and he will not miss use the opportunity.

I think that's just an excuse for the club owner so they can fire him, basically Mauricio Pochettino was fired because he failed to meet the targets that Chelsea wanted. Every coach who fails to meet the targets will definitely be fired and Chelsea has always done that in the last few seasons and didn't give the coach a second chance.
And if Enzo Maresca also fails to meet the targets that Chelsea wants next season, in the end he will also be fired like Pochettino. I just hope that Chelsea management always thinks carefully before making a decision because it will have an impact on the club. Every coach has his own way and they too takes time to adapt.

[SmartCharpa]

Pochettino has struggled with injuries to key Chelsea players for much of the season, But his people management and tactical skills were proven through the team's strong end-of-season finish. And a late revival cannot save Pochettino's hot seat. Despite finishing in sixth place.

I'm not sure if he had a problem with the club that caused him to leave or the management to fire him, but I always think they're wrong to make such decisions. Pochettino rebuilt these players, which was not an easy task, he built them in one season, and we see the changes in their games at the end of the season. If they hadn't finished in the sixth position, I would have believed they made the right decision to fire him. I think Pochettino deserves much from the club.

Boehly wasn't very patient and that's what happened to him, where he always fired coaches who he thought didn't perform well in their first season coaching Chelsea. Boehly wanted to achieve a big and quick hope but he failed to do that because in the past two seasons Chelsea have not shown significant changes.
Apart from that, many people think that the quick target of becoming champion will definitely be quite difficult because the competition that occurs in the Premier League is very intense and also in terms of strength the other teams are much stronger than Chelsea.

Chelsea has the players to compete with any club in the Premier League, but their problem is being patient. Boehly did not have patience at all with any manager who failed to achieve what they wanted in their first season, he believed every season is to win a trophy because they have invested so much to bring the players to the club and win trophies, but they did not. Chelsea is also stronger, they had an amazing performance at the end of last season, but now that they have a new manager, they may struggle to return to their previous level of play. In my opinion, Boehly had no choice but to be patient with the managers as long as this attitude of firing their coaches continues, I don't think any manager will be willing to take a job as a Chelsea manager because they believe that they are going to be fired if they do not achieve the results the club expects.