Hello,
None of my business I know but it just occurred to me (and I'm sure you've probably discussed this amongst yourselves plenty of times) that having Rafa doing spectacularly badly as your interim manager is a good thing. If he was doing well, winning games - winning the League Cup for example - and pushing Utd and City for the title, then Roman might be persuaded to keep him on. It's pretty clear that won't happen and sets it up perfectly for (I assume) Guardiola to take the reigns in the summer. He can't possibly do as badly as Rafa and won't be pushed into playing a mis-firing striker. It almost allows for a fairly slow start because you'll all be sol relieved that Rafa is no longer the boss, and you know long term that Guardiola will build a top side.
I think it could turn out well for you.
Why Rafa is good for your club
posted on 11/1/13
This why he got Torres before Falcao as well ?
posted on 11/1/13
heard last night rafa has come in bottom of the of the manager under Roman for their first 14 games.
posted on 11/1/13
Seen the title.
Gave you 5 stars.
Good article.
posted on 11/1/13
If Chelsea finish 5th under Benitez, Guardiola will only be going to the Kings Road for a spot of shopping !
posted on 11/1/13
Rafa will do just enough.
This idea he's a tactical genius is way off the mark. He will win us games but when we're up against it, looking for inspiration he doesn't have the nous to change it.
And from his point of view, why should he? He's only here til the summer, this is just a temp job for him.
posted on 11/1/13
comment by IGOR the Black Sheep (U1993)
posted 4 minutes ago
Pep will not be Chelsea manager ever, and bookmark if ya wish
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Thanks Igor.
I wasn't sure if it would happen but now someone's said to bookmark it, I now know it will definitely happen
posted on 11/1/13
Wise man
posted on 11/1/13
Guardiola isn't coming to Chelsea. Our only option is one of the Chelsea legends. Zola, Puyot etc. No one is crazy enough to take the Chelsea job.
posted on 11/1/13
http://i.imgur.com/tWOxU.jpg
posted on 11/1/13
and you know long term that Guardiola will build a top side.
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And how do we know that?
When was the last time Guardiola built a top side I wonder?