Originally posted by divegeester Roman seems like a typical business person taking a typical Russian approach to sport i.e hire and fire. He loves the game no doubt about that, but doesn't seem to be able to step back far enough and let his people do thier jobs. Shevy purchace was a prime example interference.
I'd like to see Martin O'Neil of someone of that 'proven but stable' ilk.
he should never have let the special one go. or grant, how many chelsea managers have finished second in the league and runner up in the CL? the only reason chelsea didn't win the league last year was because they played utd early in grants reign.
Originally posted by trev33 he should never have let the special one go. or grant, how many chelsea managers have finished second in the league and runner up in the CL? the only reason chelsea didn't win the league last year was because they played utd early in grants reign.
Originally posted by Ragnorak Terry's message of support was pretty funny...
After Scolari left the club on Monday, centre-back Terry said: "I was very shocked by what's happened.
"He had my full support, that's for sure, and [b]I'm sure two or three of the other players would say the same.
Great, so 3 or 4 players from a squad of 25+ supported him.
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Sure, him, lampard, anelka and deco I expect! Possibly Kaloooless also.
Amazing how a great national coach could not get even close to getting it right at a big club. Two very different jobs I guess.
Originally posted by divegeester Amazing how a great national coach could not get even close to getting it right at a big club. Two very different jobs I guess.
It's not amazing because he was never a great national coach.
Scholari's replacement?
10 Feb '09 14:43
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