Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
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Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Looking now. He did fail twice in CL, though both times to finalists. But pretty much bossed the league.
Considering Mou also failed in Europe in Chelsea, was Roman too fast in his decision?
Considering Mou also failed in Europe in Chelsea, was Roman too fast in his decision?
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
who the hell sacks mourinho anyway.
both were terrible moves.
both were terrible moves.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Look no further than Roman forcing Mourinhio out after a poor start to the season for the Herp Derp move of the decade.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
You people seem to forget how bad Chelsea were under Carlo at this time of the year.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
LOL it's so nice to see everyone taking their chance and having a shot at Chelsea these days.
Mind your own business.
Mind your own business.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Not really terrible. I understand if they want a new direction, it's just they don't have the players for the sort of system being implemented.
Meh, that'll be fixed, it's not like Chelsea are short on money.
Meh, that'll be fixed, it's not like Chelsea are short on money.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
english_jewel wrote:LOL it's so nice to see everyone taking their chance and having a shot at Chelsea these days.
Mind your own business.
Don't be so defensive, you're acting like this is a personal attack
I think it is a valid question but I think Chelsea's problems go beyond the manager, squad needs a revamp and AVB could lead them in the right direction if given the chance.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Ancellotti was proven CL winner and won EPL then come second one year. Big mistake. Chelsea will not probably be for CL next year. Also we stupid to sack Ancelloti He were better than Allegri, for sure.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Luca wrote:english_jewel wrote:LOL it's so nice to see everyone taking their chance and having a shot at Chelsea these days.
Mind your own business.
Don't be so defensive, you're acting like this is a personal attack
I think it is a valid question but I think Chelsea's problems go beyond the manager, squad needs a revamp and AVB could lead them in the right direction if given the chance.
This topic has been debated again and again and the conclusion is that no one is going to change their opinion, even if every Chelsea fan said it was the right thing. Especially the OP, who at that time was enjoying slamming Chelsea and specifically Roman and now is acting like he poses this as a genuine question. What I find amazing is the knee jerk against Villas-Boas, who has been in the job for only 4-5 months. People forget we were in this situation last year at this same time too yet we still finished second because of the experience of the older players. Now we could either be in the Europa League within 2-3 weeks and not qualify for the CL next year or we could qualify for the knockout rounds and secure fourth, third or even second spot by the end of the season. But of course people would use this moment, which will only looked at as a small period at the end of the season, and bring up Carlo, AVB's inexperience, Roman's ruthlessness and whatever else they can while the boat is still not floating right.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
who cares about ancellotti? sacking MOU was the real mistake.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
I definitely agree with the timing and it is a knee-jerk but oh well, humour them. I hope AVB does well, promising manager.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Mou wasn't sacked.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
u know what i mean, in the end losing him, was the biggest mistake.Gil wrote:Mou wasn't sacked.
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Mou realized SAF's team building years are over and he'll finally have a challenge on his hands in PL and therefor he left.
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The thing that killed Chelsea and I honestly believe this was buying Torres
He forced them to restructure the very way they play football, and with his price tag he couldn't be discarded easily, Ancelotti was in a no win situation.
They needed a striker similiar to Suarez/Falcoa or Arguero, who they could of bought easily for the sort of Money they got Torres for.
Ancelotti was a brilliant coach at Chelsea I thought and was forced into a dead end corner without any real options because of Torres.
He was struggling beforehand but they needed to buy what he wanted not what Roman wanted in order to rejuvenate the squad.
He forced them to restructure the very way they play football, and with his price tag he couldn't be discarded easily, Ancelotti was in a no win situation.
They needed a striker similiar to Suarez/Falcoa or Arguero, who they could of bought easily for the sort of Money they got Torres for.
Ancelotti was a brilliant coach at Chelsea I thought and was forced into a dead end corner without any real options because of Torres.
He was struggling beforehand but they needed to buy what he wanted not what Roman wanted in order to rejuvenate the squad.
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I think after last season, there was no doubt that Chelsea needed to start over with a new cycle, fresh ideas and more of a youth movement.
Carlo isnt that man for that job.
Carlo isnt that man for that job.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
This thread...
Franchise is the first to get it right.
Can't expect a new era to be anywhere nears it's peak after 6 months.
Franchise is the first to get it right.
Can't expect a new era to be anywhere nears it's peak after 6 months.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Ancelotti won the Champion's league his first full year with a team he Built.
Can't really understand anyone who say Carlo is not the man to build a team. Hasn't he proved himself by building the 2003-2007 Milan. What did AVB do to be considered a better team builder than Carlo.
The problems with both men is that they don't have enough freedom to do what they want to do. At least Carlo did not.
It was obvious Carlo was brought just to milk the last years of the old guard, and even then his Assistant was fired, and the players he wanted to buy were not bought.
Regardless, Chelsea should stick with AVB if they want any chance of stabilizing in the future.
Can't really understand anyone who say Carlo is not the man to build a team. Hasn't he proved himself by building the 2003-2007 Milan. What did AVB do to be considered a better team builder than Carlo.
The problems with both men is that they don't have enough freedom to do what they want to do. At least Carlo did not.
It was obvious Carlo was brought just to milk the last years of the old guard, and even then his Assistant was fired, and the players he wanted to buy were not bought.
Regardless, Chelsea should stick with AVB if they want any chance of stabilizing in the future.
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Chelsea need new players.
A new era with players Like Drogba, Kalou, Lampard, Alex, Anelka. Malouda etc... wont do.
Kalou is crap and the others are on the wrong side of 30.
A large investment is needed if AVB is to implement a new philosophy for the long run.
A new era with players Like Drogba, Kalou, Lampard, Alex, Anelka. Malouda etc... wont do.
Kalou is crap and the others are on the wrong side of 30.
A large investment is needed if AVB is to implement a new philosophy for the long run.
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Because Carlo is old, ABV is young.
You need energy to build some long lasting, does Carlo have that anymore?
Second,his spell at Chelsea, he wasnt using youngsters at all. Gil and others were constantly complaining about that and I see why.
I agree, Carlo was only brought in to get what he could out of what Chelsea had left. But to start a new cycle, I dont think he is the man Chelsea was looking to for it and I see why.
AVB brings a modern approach, he is fresh and young, hungry to do well. You can see why Chelsea wanted him.
You need energy to build some long lasting, does Carlo have that anymore?
Second,his spell at Chelsea, he wasnt using youngsters at all. Gil and others were constantly complaining about that and I see why.
I agree, Carlo was only brought in to get what he could out of what Chelsea had left. But to start a new cycle, I dont think he is the man Chelsea was looking to for it and I see why.
AVB brings a modern approach, he is fresh and young, hungry to do well. You can see why Chelsea wanted him.
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Well,chelsea are screwed with FFP too,they cant replace Drogba, Kalou, Lampard, Alex, Anelka. Malouda etc all of a sudden by throwing cash.They dont have a great academy too.
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FFP rules require you dont have to be even until 2015......
#justsayin
Besides UEFA wont do nothing lol.
#justsayin
Besides UEFA wont do nothing lol.
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The Franchise wrote:Because Carlo is old, ABV is young.
You need energy to build some long lasting, does Carlo have that anymore?
Second,his spell at Chelsea, he wasnt using youngsters at all. Gil and others were constantly complaining about that and I see why.
I agree, Carlo was only brought in to get what he could out of what Chelsea had left. But to start a new cycle, I dont think he is the man Chelsea was looking to for it and I see why.
AVB brings a modern approach, he is fresh and young, hungry to do well. You can see why Chelsea wanted him.
Look how old Trapp is and he still went from challenge to challenge.
While SAF was just a little younger than Carlo when he took over.
So Chelsea thought that by bringing a manager they will magically play to his style and be a force to be reckoned with. Carlo had always a history of playing proven players, but when a youngster is proven to be worth it, he takes his chances (Kaka, Pato, Pirlo).
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Re: Was sacking Carlo a terrible move by Chelsea?
Age of the manager doesn't really have much to do with this, but I can see what Franchise is saying a young manager like AVB will definitely have more patience and hunger than someone like Ancelotti.
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Lord Spencer wrote:The Franchise wrote:Because Carlo is old, ABV is young.
You need energy to build some long lasting, does Carlo have that anymore?
Second,his spell at Chelsea, he wasnt using youngsters at all. Gil and others were constantly complaining about that and I see why.
I agree, Carlo was only brought in to get what he could out of what Chelsea had left. But to start a new cycle, I dont think he is the man Chelsea was looking to for it and I see why.
AVB brings a modern approach, he is fresh and young, hungry to do well. You can see why Chelsea wanted him.
Look how old Trapp is and he still went from challenge to challenge.
While SAF was just a little younger than Carlo when he took over.
So Chelsea thought that by bringing a manager they will magically play to his style and be a force to be reckoned with. Carlo had always a history of playing proven players, but when a youngster is proven to be worth it, he takes his chances (Kaka, Pato, Pirlo).
I am not saying Carlo cant do it, im saying I think it was a factor and I think Chelsea considered that. I would have anyway.
I dont think Chelsea thought it was be magic from the get go, nothing from them is suggesting they expected instant results. Its everyone else who seems to have expected that.
As for Carlo and youngsters, what you say may be true but he flat out seemingly refused to play Daniel Sturridge who was and is more then ready for a chance.
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