The Enzo Thread

[MPH]

30 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

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expect a couple of  young Chelsea players in on loan

[Aus Fox]

42 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

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Let’s call it £2 million quid a man and take £20 million to the bank. Thanks Chelsea. We move on.

 

[J. James]

58 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

At least 5 - ouch. Whoever arrives better have a substantial retinue!

Only if they need a substantial retinue!

They sure wouldn't need someone else's.

[Dahnsouff]

Just now, J. James said:

Only if they need a substantial retinue!

They sure wouldn't need someone else's.

5+ is a big number of coaches and backroom staff to lose is all.

[Dahnsouff]

Just now, Dahnsouff said:

5+ is a big number of coaches and backroom staff to lose is all.

Unless its Rudkin and then its just about the right number  

[StriderHiryu]

4 hours ago, ramadaone said:

Fully admit I didn't see the Chelsea job coming but the writing was on the wall after his outburst regarding FFP ( which was totally understandable )

 

 

 

 

I wonder if the slump was related to this? I felt like his body language looked like someone that didn't want to be here at times. It definitely didn't start off like that, but yeah the FFP and Sensi situations clearly riled him up. 

[adejo92]

Absolutely no way will he survive that ruthless board for 5 years.

 

It's strange, because despite winning the league, I'm almost more excited for the coming season knowing someone else will be in charge.

 

Grass often isn't greener, but I lost excitement going to games with his football.

[richardsfoxes]

Tbh, I wish him all the best, sad to see him go as I would of liked to see what he could of done next season with us. I'd like to hope most people will give him a good reception when he returns as he's left us a in a way better position than when he first joined. Club was broken I honestly thought it would take us years to get out the championship.

[David Hankey]

1 hour ago, MPH said:

 

At Chelsea, every manager becomes a one season wonder..

I was thinking more of his time at Leicester.

[Danizen]

I like Maresca but I won't miss him. Especially if we get a more pragmatic manager in.

 

Pochettino to Enzo is a massive downgrade though. 

[Richard]

Best of luck to him. Even if we wanted to, we’d never offer him a 5 year deal

[whoareyaaa]

33 minutes ago, adejo92 said:

Absolutely no way will he survive that ruthless board for 5 years.

 

It's strange, because despite winning the league, I'm almost more excited for the coming season knowing someone else will be in charge.

 

Grass often isn't greener, but I lost excitement going to games with his football.

You must have lost excitement for the last 5 years then as it was no worse than Puel and Rodgers football

[los dedos]

17 minutes ago, Danizen said:

I like Maresca but I won't miss him. Especially if we get a more pragmatic manager in.

 

Pochettino to Enzo is a massive downgrade though. 

Didn't realise until the other day how much he'd improved Chelsea last season. 

[SecretPro]

3 minutes ago, los dedos said:

Didn't realise until the other day how much he'd improved Chelsea last season. 

Chelsea without Palmer would have been utter dogshit last season. May aswell have made Palmer manager.

[The Quick Brown Fox]

5 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

You must have lost excitement for the last 5 years then as it was no worse than Puel and Rodgers football

I agree, the excitement levels were proper low. 

 

Nice to win the League, the cup etc, but nobody can say the football has been exciting. 

[Frank Large's Black Book]

 

7 minutes ago, los dedos said:

Didn't realise until the other day how much he'd improved Chelsea last season. 

 

More to do with the run of 5  wins at the end of season, beating teams they really ought to beat.

Edited 29 May 2024 by Frank Large's Black Book

[Chelmofox]

33 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said:

I wonder if the slump was related to this? I felt like his body language looked like someone that didn't want to be here at times. It definitely didn't start off like that, but yeah the FFP and Sensi situations clearly riled him up. 

That first press conference after the Sensi deal fell through was very telling and the body language shifted following that.

 

Which (other than the riches etc) why Chelsea interests me, as everyone who follows the game knows what you are going to get. He heard the ground boo Poch when they were beating us, and he knows they are just going to buy what they want and make demands on team selection. Already been statements on twitter about Chelsea not looking for someone to make transfer decisions etc. He won't be allowed to persist with his Plan A and then whinge that he isn't getting the singing they want.

[FoxinNotts]

This **** gone yet?

[ClaphamFox]

3 minutes ago, FoxinNotts said:

This **** gone yet?

Not yet. Presumably Chelsea don’t want to cough up what we want, so it’s dragging on.

[CrispinLA in Texas]

🥱In other news Barcelona not fraffing around.....just appointed ex German coach Hansi Flick  to replace Xavi

Edited 29 May 2024 by CrispinLA in Texas

[ozleicester]

I think everyone has misunderstood ... its a 5 MONTH contract.... should see him through to xmas

[Posthorn54]

Brighton looking at Rodgers 

[Gamble92]

Bet Sensi is glad he was messed around for 24 hours in Leicester rather than signing and Enzo leaving at the first chance. 

[lcfcsnow]

5 minutes ago, Gamble92 said:

Bet Sensi is glad he was messed around for 24 hours in Leicester rather than signing and Enzo leaving at the first chance. 

Thats always been a lucky escape for us

[SecretPro]

16 minutes ago, Posthorn54 said:

Brighton looking at Rodgers 

Poor fookers.