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Cheatski are still scum

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Would you accept one more building year (no top 4) if Chelski got relegated instead?
It is a little tougher to answer than I thought...
 
thfcsteff said:
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Would you accept one more building year (no top 4) if Chelski got relegated instead?
It is a little tougher to answer than I thought...
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No chance they'll get relegated. They'll sack Mourinho eventually and then sort themselves out. In the mean time we enjoy the show and appreciate the fact Chelsea have finally returned to being where they deserve to be.
 
Cheeky bid for Hazard?

Not gonna happen I know, but I'd love if we lodged a derisory bid just to annoy them. He came off injured last night but I'm not convinced he really was. He didn't look like he wanted to be there at all.
 
The narcissist digging out his players again in the post-match, I see, which isn't going to help their cause. I will love it (love it) if they are still rooted down there approaching the end of the season (they play us and Leicester again in their final 3 games, with fellow strugglers Sunderland sandwiched in between), but I can't really see two out of Swansea, Norwich and Sunderland overtaking them, sadly. Abramovich will chuck money everywhere after Christmas and they'll start winning again. Can't be long before Mourinho starts referring to himself in the third person, though, surely....
 
Craig_J said:
No chance they'll get relegated. They'll sack Mourinho eventually and then sort themselves out. In the mean time we enjoy the show and appreciate the fact Chel53a have finally returned to being where they deserve to be.
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What if John Terry decides he doesn't like the next manager either?

Then he won't get any support from the players and they'll be right where they are now, except without the services of one of the best managers in the world right now.
 
They have two choices;

Stick with José and stand up to the bad blood by selling them
Change José and replace him with Terry - then sack him when he brick
 
monkeybarry said:
They have two choices;

Stick with José and stand up to the bad blood by selling them
Change José and replace him with Terry - then sack him when he brick
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I think that he has lost too much of the dressing room to make that feasible. Their performances against us and Arsenal show that the players can still perform when they want to. The problem is that they don't want to for this manager.

Terry is my dream appointment for them. It would be a car crash.
 
Erm...

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...eplace-jose-mourinho-at-chelsea-a6775271.html

Juande Ramos has been named as a potential caretaker manager if Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich decides to sack Jose Mourinho.

The Russian billionaire is to hold an emergency board meeting with his closest advisors and, according to The Times, former Tottenham Hotspur manager Juande Ramos is being considered as a short-term choice.

Abramovich is loathe to sack Mourinho, who retains the support of the Chelsea fanbase, as the Portuguese has no buy-out clause in the four-year contract he signed in the summer, meaning Mourinho could command a compensation of up to £40million.

Another major reason for keeping Mourinho is the lack of realistic replacements, while the Russian wants to shed his tag of lacking patience.

Abramovich will meet with trusted advisors Bruce Buck, Marina Granovskaia, Eugene Tenenbaum and Michael Emenalo at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday.

The Chelsea hierarchy, having given Mourinho a public vote of trust in October, are said to be extremely worried that he has lost the dressing room - results have not improved in the past two months with the Blues now 16th in the Premier League after losing their ninth game of the season at Leicester City on Monday.

Antonio Conte is not available until after Euro 2016, Carlo Ancelotti revealed to The Independent that he would not take a mid-season job, leaving former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers as one of the only viable interim candidates.

Guus Hiddink is also an option, and close to Abramovich, but he may not want to take on such a stressful job at 69.

Ramos, a former Tottenham Hotspur manager, has not been in work since he left Ukrainian club Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk in May 2014, not long after winning the league title.

The Spaniard lasted just a year at White Hart Lane, winning only 21 of his 54 matches, although he did lead the club to a League Cup win over Chelsea in 2008 - he would not be a popular choice with the Chelsea support.

Ramos had a successful interim spell at Real Madrid before joining Spurs, bringing Los Blancos back into the title race in 2007-08 thanks to a run of 16 wins and one draw.

Known as a disciplinarian, Ramos struggled with English during his brief spell at Tottenham, although he is known to play an attractive brand of football.
 
jts1882 said:
Wasn't the Ramos interim job after Spurs?

Rodgers at Chel53a could be entertaining.
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it was

yep, got car crash written all over it, although i'd love to see the faces in the changing room when they get told that Jose's gone but he's being replaced by an even bigger clown shoe

he'd lose the dressing room on the first day, EBJT would be running the place by lunchtime, it could be an absolute wonder shambles
 
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