Fair enough from that perspective.
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Fair enough from that perspective.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
They obviously now need to shift 10 or so players this summer, and will recoup quite a good chunk if they can on most of the, BUT I can't see them doing that BEFORE the end of June? Most transfers even early ones don't normally happen until 1st July do they.
Also, If you wanted a Chelsea outcast wouldn't you wait until closer to deadline day to get a cut price deal when you know you have them over a barrel?*
*brick, This is what years of watching Levy do business has done to me! Not wanting players in early and sacrificing getting them in early and settled just to save on transfer fees lol
Not that I want any of these Chelsea outcasts anyway to be fair. The ones I'd take wouldn't be the any of ones they are trying to shift
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
James and Madueke
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
Yeah, But they won't be on the 'OUT' list. It's players like Pulisic, Ziyech, Kepa, PEA, etc. None we'd really want.
None that many would want at the inflated wages Chelsea are paying them.
I'm not sure Todd Lasso has quite come to grips with how the transfer market works outside of the US.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I think domestic transfers are allowed in the period between the PL window opening sometime in June and the international/European one opening on 1 July.
Not the best position to be in with every club knowing how desperate you are to sell. And it's also dependent on the players and their agents being accommodating.
It would be a fun watch if we didn't have so much going on ourselves. Well, it should still be a fun watch, regardless.
Unless they get Poch in. That will hurt.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
They will struggle due to the ridiculous wages most of the players get
We need to shift about 10 players, they probably need to shift closer to 20 (squad is >35 without including loans), especially if they want to give the new manager a few players
They are absolutely fudged
- Everyone knows they have to get people out, so leverage is against them
- Players have guaranteed wages for 8 years, the wages are too high for other clubs, why would anyone take less?
- They will likely have serious FFP concerns so they can't just eat a loss on the sell (it will mess with their books)
- Who's going to buy Kepa & Lukaku?
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
You know I looked at their squad and saw they had 30 to 35 players in their squad but I didn't account for the 8 or so additional players they have out on loan! They are gonna have a mental summer trying to sort that squad out, Especially like you say if the new manager wants to bring it a striker or two just to begin with!
jts1882
Dean Richards
Say it's not true.
Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea hopes boosted after positive talks
Mauricio Pochettino has boosted his candidacy for the Chelsea job following a series of positive talks between the Argentine and the Stamford Bridge club.
Julian Nagelsmann remains one of the frontrunners to become Chelsea’s next permanent head coach, but now faces increasing competition from Pochettino, whose credentials are being carefully considered.
Telegraph Sport this week revealed that Luis Enrique had slipped to an outsider for the post and that Chelsea had initiated contact with all candidates, including Nagelsmann and Pochettino.
It is understood that Pochettino has held more than one round of talks with Chelsea this week with warmth growing towards the Argentine, who was interviewed for the job before Graham Potter was appointed head coach.
Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea hopes boosted after positive talks
Mauricio Pochettino has boosted his candidacy for the Chelsea job following a series of positive talks between the Argentine and the Stamford Bridge club.
Julian Nagelsmann remains one of the frontrunners to become Chelsea’s next permanent head coach, but now faces increasing competition from Pochettino, whose credentials are being carefully considered.
Telegraph Sport this week revealed that Luis Enrique had slipped to an outsider for the post and that Chelsea had initiated contact with all candidates, including Nagelsmann and Pochettino.
It is understood that Pochettino has held more than one round of talks with Chelsea this week with warmth growing towards the Argentine, who was interviewed for the job before Graham Potter was appointed head coach.
ShipOfTheseus
Clint Dempsey
It’s Chelsea. They’ll have sacked him before they get round to playing us, and the Park Lane will be free again to use the magic song to demoralise our next manager.
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
I seriously consider finding something else to do than watching football if Poch goes to Chelsea! I'd be devastated!
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Telegraph is Matt Law, right?
In which case, he's just putting the Poch story out there to wind us up.
(Yes, I am grasping at any straw so I can believe it is not going to happen).
jts1882
Dean Richards
^^ Yes. Is there some sort of history with him?
And Levy loves hiring ex-Chelsea managers.
And Levy loves hiring ex-Chelsea managers.
superspurs
Simon Davies
He tends to be very anti-Levy, anti-spurs and just a general Chelski loving slag.
But we think most journos hate us so who knows.
Think he's the one who reported we were gonna raise ST prices by 11%, getting everyone whipped into a lil frenzy.
Mikey10
Pedro Mendes
Not just The Telegraph, unfortunately, and not looking good…
https://talksport.com/football/1401653/mauricio-pochettino-chelsea-julian-nagelsmann/
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...icio-pochettino-next-nagelsmann-b2324791.html
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...shortlist-four-managers-pochettino-nagelsmann
