Genuinely is bordering on suspicious now, I honestly cannot fathom why they got rid of Pochettino. Regardless of his Spurs ties he delivered a very significant improvement on both league position and points won, as well as much of Chelsea's best form coming in the second half of the season, which, if they had been judged on form from Jan 1st had them firmly in the top four if I recall correctly. Prior to his sacking I was genuinely worried they were going to give Poch resources and he would start filling the shortcomings in his squad as he did in his 2nd season with us, slowly building Chelsea back to being a consistent champions league side. I didn't see Poch staying more than 3 or 4 years, but I thought they'd back him to be a steadying hand for a few years before picking an ambitious appointment in the mould of Klopp to Pool or Guardiola to City. There's no semblance of a plan there whatsoever, just hoover up as much young talent across the globe as you can fucking find and hope a few of them turn into £100m+ players so you can balance your dodgy books a few years down the line.