Di Matteo Sacked

[jmo21]

I'll be interested to see how Pep does, wherever he ends up.

Ballsy decision leaving Barca. I know I'm over simplifying, but how difficult can it be coaching those players?

[Old Hack]

RM is Mafioso to the highest degree. When is he going to learn that he needs to find a good manager and stick with him for years before he gets the kind of regular success he wants?

Who?

[FiveTimes]

RM is Mafioso to the highest degree. When is he going to learn that he needs to find a good manager and stick with him for years before he gets the kind of regular success he wants?

It could be argued that changing the manager frequently has worked at Chelsea. They did it last year and the won the FA cup & CL.
The got rid of Jose, Carlo and still won trophies.

What they haven't had is the ability to dominate once they get to the top.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

It could be argued that changing the manager frequently has worked at Chelsea. They did it last year and the won the FA cup & CL.
The got rid of Jose, Carlo and still won trophies.

What they haven't had is the ability to dominate once they get to the top.

How many times has he incorrectly sacked a manager for him to correctly sack one?

[Ketchup]

How many times has he incorrectly sacked a manager for him to correctly sack one?

IMHO, Mourinho is the best manager in the world, even if they did play boring football and win a lot of games 1-0, it is a results business and he did deliver

[Robinho]

Fergie is betterer imo.

[Martin@AS Financial]

IMHO, Mourinho is the best manager in the world, even if they did play boring football and win a lot of games 1-0, it is a results business and he did deliver

Agreed - you cant name yourself "The special one" and not deliver.

[d000hg]

He's only been in 5 minutes it seems like. And didn't Chelsea have a blinding start to the season?

[Doggy Styles]

I never thought Chelsea wanted Di Matteo beyond the end of last season, even when they won the Champions League. They were bounced into appointing him.

So it should be no surprise they would get rid of him at the first opportunity, unless he did spectacularly well.

After a few defeats, dropping the owner's favourite player and losing was probably the trigger to, er, pull the trigger. Same sort of thing happened with Mourinho and Shevchenko.

[Ketchup]

Chelscum are hoping to announce their new new manager today