2022-2023 Premier League Season

[csirl]

A lot of inconsistent results this seasom for some of the top teams.

 

[The Fonz]

I'd happily take him for Bournemouth. Overall, he's done well, and we could make a nice change of scenery for him.

you guys still have no coach? I was under the impression you going after Sean Dyche

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

you guys still have no coach? I was under the impression you going after Sean Dyche

Gary O'Neil is the current interim. I think we are going after Dyche, but, if he or Benitez reject us, then Rodgers wouldn't be a bad choice.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

A lot of inconsistent results this seasom for some of the top teams.

All the better for smaller clubs like my club.

 

[The Fonz]

Gary O'Neil is the current interim. I think we are going after Dyche, but, if he or Benitez reject us, then Rodgers wouldn't be a bad choice.

Rafael Benitez would be a great choice if you ask me
Neil Warnock wants to go back to coaching
Or just bring back Harry Redknapp

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Rafael Benitez would be a great choice if you ask me
Neil Warnock wants to go back to coaching
Or just bring back Harry Redknapp

Leave Redknapp to EastEnders haha. I would like Benitez, Dyche, or Rodgers. Or, if we get really lucky, maybe Pochettino.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Tuchel sacked! Unreal. maybe CP can get a fresh start.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Tuchel sacked! Unreal. maybe CP can get a fresh start.

I'd LOVE for Bournemouth to get Tuchel. That'd be a brilliant addition, and I think he could bring a fresh spark to Bournemouth.

 

[joseephuss]

Tuchel sacked! Unreal. maybe CP can get a fresh start.

It's just crazy. Last year they burdened him with Lukaku. This year they had to deal with their previous owner being who he is preventing them from making moves during the transfer window. Dumb move.

 

[Pompey-Cowboy]

Tuchel has looked mentally fragile since day 1 of this season. Every interview, every shot of him on the sideline, he has seemed troubled and anxious. I think his sacking will do him a big favour.

 

[Pompey-Cowboy]

Leave Redknapp to EastEnders haha. I would like Benitez, Dyche, or Rodgers. Or, if we get really lucky, maybe Pochettino.

Pochettino probably goes to Chelsea. Redknapp is a dinosaur. Dyche would be good for Bournemouth but I feel if it was going to happen it would have already.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Pochettino probably goes to Chelsea. Redknapp is a dinosaur. Dyche would be good for Bournemouth but I feel if it was going to happen it would have already.

Perhaps we're just waiting to see who else gets binned. I think Tuchel would be a very lucky signing, but I doubt we're suitable for his sights. Poch is Chelsea's man I think (but don't rule out Mourinho). Dyche or Brendan Rodgers would be brilliant additions. Also, the Redknapp joke was a reference to the BBC's "EastEnders", in which he made an appearance.

 

[jterrell]

Tuchel is a heck of a manager and I badly wanted the club to stop sacking managers after a small blip but I can fully understand the move.

He wasn't the current ownerships choice and with 5-6 out of form players wanting away following 3-4 leaving on frees it became clear change was coming.
Many of TT's personnel decisions bordered on criminal. --not fighting for countryman Rudiger among the most egregious.
Playing guys like CHO and Pulisic at wing back which killed their legs and poorly fit their games.

There was no option to spend their way out of the woes with so many guys paid insane wages but playing in such poor form you can't even move them.

I will always remember that Real Madrid victory in the UCL but I will not miss this style of football one bit. Mid table and below type EPL teams out playing Chelsea is simply embarrassing.

Up the Chels and lets see what Potter can do with a big budget.

 

[jterrell]

Pochettino probably goes to Chelsea. Redknapp is a dinosaur. Dyche would be good for Bournemouth but I feel if it was going to happen it would have already.

Potter to Chelsea.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Potter to Chelsea.

Bad move imo. I think Potter is overrated. Though, it's funny that a Potter once again outduels a Tom (Harry Potter reference). Still, I think Potter is going to get eaten alive. Pity though for Brighton.

 

[Pompey-Cowboy]

Potter to Chelsea.

Yes, I'm surprised to be honest. The Chelsea job is a poisoned chalice, he could have stayed at Brighton for years to come. I guess he wants to test himself but I think all he's really done is shorten his career as a premier league manager.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Yes, I'm surprised to be honest. The Chelsea job is a poisoned chalice, he could have stayed at Brighton for years to come. I guess he wants to test himself but I think all he's really done is shorten his career as a premier league manager.

Exactly, and he's going to be eaten alive, especially against who he's expected to beat now. I expect Chelsea and he are going to regret this decision. He's the king of 1-1 draws, and I think he'd have been better to wait for a side such as Leicester City, who are a similar sized side who have won a title recently and are likely to sack Rodgers. Alternatively, I think he should have tried to gain international experience managing in Italy, the Bundesliga, or Spain to expand his horizons.

 

[jterrell]

Yes, I'm surprised to be honest. The Chelsea job is a poisoned chalice, he could have stayed at Brighton for years to come. I guess he wants to test himself but I think all he's really done is shorten his career as a premier league manager.

Fired Chelsea managers have zero issues getting a job so that's probably not a concern at all for him.

He gets to play in the UCL and front a big club for the first time.

I don't know what to make of the hire as he came up through the ranks and is beloved in England but not known world-wide.
Sounds like he would be in a back 3 and playing out from the back.

Graham Potter's new-look Chelsea will be dynamic and full of energy but it's bad news for several key players | The Sun

 

[jterrell]

Exactly, and he's going to be eaten alive, especially against who he's expected to beat now. I expect Chelsea and he are going to regret this decision. He's the king of 1-1 draws, and I think he'd have been better to wait for a side such as Leicester City, who are a similar sized side who have won a title recently and are likely to sack Rodgers. Alternatively, I think he should have tried to gain international experience managing in Italy, the Bundesliga, or Spain to expand his horizons.

Chelsea paid 10M to buy his release clause.
That was unlikely to happen with many other clubs.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Fired Chelsea managers have zero issues getting a job so that's probably not a concern at all for him.

He gets to play in the UCL and front a big club for the first time.

I don't know what to make of the hire as he came up through the ranks and is beloved in England but not known world-wide.
Sounds like he would be in a back 3 and playing out from the back.

Graham Potter's new-look Chelsea will be dynamic and full of energy but it's bad news for several key players | The Sun

Oh, I'm not saying he won't find a new job if he gets binned. But I think Potter is really going to struggle with Chelsea, and I can see him ending up managing in some mid--low tier sides in Spain or Germany if he flops at Chelsea.