I know nothing about him other than being Leicester manager and their fans going off him towards the end of the season.
Why would Boehly and co want him? Does he have a pre-Leicester pedigree?
That photo suggests he may be Ten Haag operating under an assumed name.
They sacked Poch to get a guy who's got a couple of years of experience...
Sounds like he's the best-qualified manager who's happy to just run training whilst letting the higher ups do everything else.
A complete yes man is exactly what they want. The new United owners are the same.
This posy says a lot actually (that no one even knows him by name)Agreed terms with the Leicester coach apparently.
Investment is probably a generous term. Asset to strip perhaps more accurate.It seems there are two types of owners these days, those who see the clubs as an investment and the others as a vanity project.
You mean a 6 month contract with a 4.5 year pay off?
Yep be amazed if he makes it to XmasYou mean a 6 month contract with a 4.5 year pay off?
A yes manI know nothing about him other than being Leicester manager and their fans going off him towards the end of the season.
Why would Boehly and co want him? Does he have a pre-Leicester pedigree?
The Chelsea actions are 'interesting' in this respect.Investment is probably a generous term. Asset to strip perhaps more accurate.
Just looked this up and it’s not midseason. It’s June/July 2025.Just noticed that Cheatski are going to play in the FIFA Club World Cup, along with City. No idea why Cheatski are in it, but I'm not complaining. Along with the ECL, it just means more utterly pointless games for them, so they'll run out of steam and pick up injuries towards the end of season, and also probably get a shed load of postponed games stacked up.
Seems selling of real estate isn't counted for uefas fsr rules.
Chelsea could decline UEFA Conference League place as fresh FFP problem emerges
Chelsea face a tight turnaround in avoiding breaching UEFA's financial after their spot in the Europa Conference League was confirmedwww.football.london