I didn't think they could relocate due to the Chelsea Pitch Owners?
They own the naming rights of Chelsea Football Club.
Unless they become Earls Court Thunder or something
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I didn't think they could relocate due to the Chelsea Pitch Owners?
They own the naming rights of Chelsea Football Club.
Unless they become Earls Court Thunder or something
They can relocate, they just cant be called Chelsea. Wembley Wankers perhaps?
Spooky I was 12 in 76 and my best friend (who was a year younger) was a Chelsea fan and his uncle took us to the bridge once - stood at the front of the shed a group of skinheads came and took our hamburgers out of our hands and threw them onto the pitch - hated them ever since (Chelsea fans not hamburgers!)
I hear there us cheap reL estate in Moscow
Lol this bloke was NEVER any good. I could not believe Brighton took them for Sixty million....
Maybe he is under cover for us ??
Maybe they will buy Wembley ?
Maybe they can fuck off
Didnt tge FA say Wembley aint for sale. Thd geezer who owns Fulham looked at it.
The only place they need to go is into liquidation
View: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1706934197087269366?t=n-nVKUZoNvGJ5h-ae5jVIA&s=19
Genuinely thought this was parody
Pochettino says Mudryk not losing to him at crossbar challenge is positive
Mauricio Pochettino has said that Mykhaylo Mudryk finally not losing to him at crossbar challenge is proof the £88.5m winger is becoming more confident
www.theguardian.com
Finally didn't lose to Podgettino at crossbar challenge, £88.5m well spent then eh...
Pochettino: How Chelsea project differs from my job at Tottenham
Mauricio Pochettino has explained how his job at Chelsea differs from the fine work he achieved at Tottenham.
www.standard.co.uk
Chelsea job not as hard as Southampton or Tottenham – Mauricio Pochettino
The Blues boss is still searching for results despite significant transfer spending.
www.irishnews.com
Mauricio Pochettino: How Chelsea project differs from my job at Tottenham
“It was different because [at Spurs] the transformation was with us: we found the squad [while working with] the club, we were working for six months to a year to change and design the strategy [moving forwards].
“[At Chelsea], the plan was already made. We arrived here to develop this project, it has already started [before I was appointed] and now I am part of the plan. I’m responsible here, like I was at Tottenham but it was a little bit different.
“I believe, I really believe [in the Chelsea plan]. I think the balance is good, but the problem is we cannot show or reflect the balance because we have players who should be important today who are not on the team because they were injured.
“Circumstances that happened on the team that we cannot present…even with all the players fit, maybe you can lose games.”
The injury crisis might have something to do with Bohley sacking the medical team.Chelsea job not as hard as Southampton or Tottenham – Mauricio Pochettino
The Blues boss is still searching for results despite significant transfer spending.
Mauricio Pochettino: How Chelsea project differs from my job at Tottenham
“It was different because [at Spurs] the transformation was with us: we found the squad [while working with] the club, we were working for six months to a year to change and design the strategy [moving forwards].
“[At Chelsea], the plan was already made. We arrived here to develop this project, it has already started [before I was appointed] and now I am part of the plan. I’m responsible here, like I was at Tottenham but it was a little bit different.
“I believe, I really believe [in the Chelsea plan]. I think the balance is good, but the problem is we cannot show or reflect the balance because we have players who should be important today who are not on the team because they were injured.
“Circumstances that happened on the team that we cannot present…even with all the players fit, maybe you can lose games.”
From what Poch is saying, it sounds like he's walked into a situation where he's had no say in the players that have come in and he's expected to just make it work. A proven recipe for disaster that an experienced manager should have foreseen.