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Enzo to Chelsea?

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Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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1 hour ago, Chelmofox said:

No - of course he is not skint. But, the Chelsea job can set you and your family up for life. If he had plans to not be in management too long, this is the way to do it. Potters pay off is more than another job is going to pay him.

 

Saying that, i don't expect him to be in the running and he will be here next season.

The Leicester City job could set your average Joe up for life lol Most managerial jobs in the Championship and into League 1 too.

 

I know what you're saying...

 

But how the other half live!

 

 

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st albans fox

st albans fox

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2 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

The Leicester City job could set your average Joe up for life lol Most managerial jobs in the Championship and into League 1 too.

 

I know what you're saying...

 

But how the other half live!

 

Not true 

average championship manager salary is decent but below the bigger clubs, you’re not earning more than 250k/annum. Into league 1 and I bet it’s below 100k. 

Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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1 hour ago, st albans fox said:

Not true 

average championship manager salary is decent but below the bigger clubs, you’re not earning more than 250k/annum. Into league 1 and I bet it’s below 100k. More

More than I'm going to earn in my remaining working years.

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LCFCJohn

LCFCJohn

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15 hours ago, filbertway said:

Plus 5 million for each of his coaching staff.

Plus Choudary for a cut price £25 million to help shore up their defence.

Show them the West Brom highlights and they actually would!

splinterdream

splinterdream

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If Chelsea want Enzo, he's gone, he's not turning that down, doesn't matter how much of a basket case they are, he believes he is elite so will believe he can be successful there, he has a better chance than he does here

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MPH

MPH

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9 minutes ago, splinterdream said:

If Chelsea want Enzo, he's gone, he's not turning that down, doesn't matter how much of a basket case they are, he believes he is elite so will believe he can be successful there, he has a better chance than he does here

 

 

At least he will have the money to buy a few players he wants there... Won't have to shop on wish..

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splinterdream

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Just now, MPH said:

 

 

At least he will have the money to buy a few players he wants there... Won't have to shop on wish..

So long as we don't something stupid like give him a Rodgers style contract and false promises

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Finnegan

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I'm usually one of the first to advocate for young managers and new ideas. 

 

But Chelsea need someone with a lot of character and a lot of experience to get a grip of the mess the board are making there. 

 

Hard to see anything other than a train wreck of they're taking a punt on someone with one or two seasons of professional management on their CV. 

 

Doesn't have to be an elite, former Champions League winning manager but it does need to be someone seriously confident and self assured. 

 

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MPH

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2 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

I'm usually one of the first to advocate for young managers and new ideas. 

 

But Chelsea need someone with a lot of character and a lot of experience to get a grip of the mess the board are making there. 

 

Hard to see anything other than a train wreck of they're taking a punt on someone with one or two seasons of professional management on their CV. 

 

Doesn't have to be an elite, former Champions League winning manager but it does need to be someone seriously confident and self assured. 

 

 

 

well, their last few managers  have been Tuchel, Sarri, Conte, hiddink and Mourhino. and Poch, of course. I dont think you can get a more confident and self assured bunch than that. But you are absolutely right in one thing.. its the board and owners that are the problem. i would guess that ANY half decent manager who can have a say over what players come into the club is the one who is likely to do well, given their  spending power

 

Babylon

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14 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

I'm usually one of the first to advocate for young managers and new ideas. 

 

But Chelsea need someone with a lot of character and a lot of experience to get a grip of the mess the board are making there. 

 

Hard to see anything other than a train wreck of they're taking a punt on someone with one or two seasons of professional management on their CV. 

 

Doesn't have to be an elite, former Champions League winning manager but it does need to be someone seriously confident and self assured. 

 

It's like they didn't learn from Graham Potter.

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EnderbyFox

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Going to be in the minority here -  but if he wanted to go I honestly wouldn't be too sad to see him go. 

 

Whilst he did a decent enough job getting us promoted,  I saw enough last season to suggest his stubbornness in changing the system/style would lead to problems in the Prem. 

 

I'd only worry about Rudkin trying to find a decent successor 

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Finnegan

Finnegan

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3 minutes ago, EnderbyFox said:

Rudkin trying to find a decent successor

 

And there it is. 

 

I made peace very early on with the idea of Enzo using us as a stepping stone. Think it was very clear straight away he's going to have a much bigger career than us. 

 

I just don't see us doing a Palace, Villa or Brighton and pulling off a Glasner, Emery or De Zerbi. 

 

We'll go and ****ing recruit Moyes and the worst part is that half of our support will be happy that the "tippy tappy shit" has stopped. 

 

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EastAnglianFox

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Always felt at some point in the future we’d see Mark Robins as our gaffer…might be sooner than expected.

 

id be happy with the 10mill mind

coolhandfox

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15 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

And there it is. 

 

I made peace very early on with the idea of Enzo using us as a stepping stone. Think it was very clear straight away he's going to have a much bigger career than us. 

 

I just don't see us doing a Palace, Villa or Brighton and pulling off a Glasner, Emery or De Zerbi. 

 

We'll go and ****ing recruit Moyes and the worst part is that half of our support will be happy that the "tippy tappy shit" has stopped. 

 

Just don't see it, Enzo claimed Top want us to play like Man City, so he's definitely going to what a manager with a possession based style.

Finnegan

Finnegan

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1 minute ago, coolhandfox said:

Just don't see it, Enzo claimed Top want us to play like Man City, so he's definitely going to what a manager with a possession based style.

 

Yeah I'm being a bit facetious, I don't think we'll literally recruit Moyes, but I do think we lack imagination and always have with managerial recruitment. 

 

Enzo is the most inventive we've ever gotten and he was coaching at a fellow Premier League club and was highly tipped to go in to management, it's not like we plucked him out of obscurity. 

 

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coolhandfox

coolhandfox

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1 minute ago, Finnegan said:

 

Yeah I'm being a bit facetious, I don't think we'll literally recruit Moyes, but I do think we lack imagination and always have with managerial recruitment. 

 

Enzo is the most inventive we've ever gotten and he was coaching at a fellow Premier League club and was highly tipped to go in to management, it's not like we plucked him out of obscurity. 

 

I agree, but our choices general turned out ok. Other then Sousa we haven't had many stinkers 

It'sblueupnorth

It'sblueupnorth

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34 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

And there it is. 

 

I made peace very early on with the idea of Enzo using us as a stepping stone. Think it was very clear straight away he's going to have a much bigger career than us. 

 

I just don't see us doing a Palace, Villa or Brighton and pulling off a Glasner, Emery or De Zerbi. 

 

We'll go and ****ing recruit Moyes and the worst part is that half of our support will be happy that the "tippy tappy shit" has stopped. 

 

The problem is we won’t recruit someone like Moyes, we’ll get someone like Russel Martin. I wouldn’t be against Moyes at all

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