Dahnsouff

Isn’t what matters where you end up, rather than either of those choices?

Alright, I am sold, we can include Enzo in that particular deal.

Not sure where the correlation is here, you formed an opinion on Fabrizio’s post on the basis of zero facts from those involved and favoured hearsay. Sounded like Kangaroo court judgement too me. Hey, if I am wide of the mark, so be it, but it won’t be the last time I am wrong this lifetime.

Yes it’s Chelsea and it is obviously an appealing position, but when a manager is linked and is reportedly not opposed to be linked to such a reputable position, that fact means he would destroy a years worth of bonding with the team he got promoted. Not sure who the bigger snowflake is here tbh.

Did I dispute the “keen to join Chelsea” thing? I think this is normal media stuff where facts are secondary.

Could easily see it being McKenna to Brighton, Enzo to Chelsea, but… …see Man Utd are moving closer to McKenna …Enzo feels a tragic choice for a Chelsea, especially as there is still noise around Amorim. Maybe Enzo ends up at Brighton, maybe a better fit?

But Fabrizio said that it was all still open. Balague can do one, he is in it for himself.

There is a bunch of tweets and a YouTube clip by the usual suspects, and your go to this? Bit of a kangaroo court.no?

How? Even that seems a stretch to far for young Wayne.

The more football becomes a play thing (or financial restructuring platform ) this type of boardroom oversight or management will become ever more prevalent I am guessing.

If they do, just like “that twat” Rodgers, it won’t Enzo’s their fault - mismanagement is it’s own bogeyman.

I am not scared of it, it is what it is, but I think it would damage our chances next season of staying up.

That would be why I said training and not tactics then

Unless they an almost carbon copy of Enzo, then we will inevitably be less prepared, and if they are, what’s the point in changing.

Cannot get back a year of training, so not really.

Vestergaard

I would his first act of demanding change of the Board to be limiting excessive contracts to managers.

If it’s Enzo or uncertainty, there really is no contest.

This is true, he has flaws, but if he didn’t he wouldn’t be here.

Are those really the only two options? Feels a little limiting…

So that’s McKenna, De Zerbi and Enzo who are all waiting for Chelsea now - maybe super Todd is going to build a management super group?

Well, not Will Still then! Going to manage Norwich it seems.

Well I for one am horrified at the mere suggestion.

“We will discuss at the end of your contract Enzo“

Jehovahs witnesses at the door