The man had no preseason and is trying to implement a new style of football to the club.
Chelsea have to back one of their managers sooner or later
He has inherited a squad that have been assembled by investing average players, bar a few exceptions, for many years now.
The players he has aren't even suited to his style of play, if we bought him in to implement a new style of play then we have to give him time and not bottle it like Palace did with De Boer.
He's not helping himself though by trying to stick to his principles when it constantly doesn't work, he needs to adopt a softer and more gradual approach to his methods until he can get in players capable of playing his way.
That, I'm afraid id the good news because in my personal opinion there are about 8 or 9 in our current squad that require replacing and that isn't going to happen in one transfer window.
Oh - and he needs to realise that replacing Barkley and Kova each game is pointless and not going to have any meaningful effect on a game.
No brainer really, he needs time and he shouldn't compromise his style either, what he needs is complete backing f4om board and I for one would be judging him in his third year,
I think the thing I'm holding on to is Klopp had at least one humiliating defeat in that first season.
And I'll probably always wonder "what if" if he's removed from his position without being properly backed and a full pre-season.
That said I do agree with Brummie that he does need to adapt to the players he has at this time.
His style will not work in the PL. The pace of this league is far quicker than he is used to in Italy. Ask Jorginho about the lack of time he has on the ball here. If Sarri had anything about him he would've implemented his idea gradually and when everyone realised that Jorginho is poor under pressure he should've put Kante central to protect our defence.
That stubborn streak is enough for Roman to sack him and he no doubt will imminently
The board should most definitely back him. They signed him up to completely transform the way we play football. that can't be done in 6 months, it can't be done in 12 months. he needs this summer to cull this squad and rebuild in his own fashion.
He shd only be judged at the end of his 2nd season..
Oh............ and if anyone has any suggestions as to what Alonso was thinking for that first goal then answers on a postcard please..
comment by SWTN - Judas is number 1 (U7916)
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Oh............ and if anyone has any suggestions as to what Alonso was thinking for that first goal then answers on a postcard please..
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I can't even think of a witty retort, to try and lighten the mood, for that!
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The napoli president said it. He is great but is stupidly stubborn. Even pep tried adapt to the players he had in his first season and he got 4th.
For me a stubborn manager will never be a great manager and what we need is a great manager.
No brainer really, he needs time and he shouldn't compromise his style either, what he needs is complete backing f4om board
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I 100% agree with this. If in a couple of years Sarri is still struggling then he might have to go but at least who ever would come in will not have wrestle with a patchwork quilt of a squad with no inherent style or cohesion.
I don’t want to see another pragmatic manager installed for short term gains
A small part of me doesn't want Sarri sacked as we should give him a fair chance and we are still in all competitions with a realistic chance and you have to take the good with the bad with this style change, however in saying that changing style or not, the humiliations should not be happening like they are.
We got destroyed by spurs at wembley, destroyed by arsenal, destroyed by bournemouth 4-0 and we just lost 6-0 to man city, we're Chelsea not a mid-table / bottom side, we should never be losing 6-0.
Players have to take some of the brunt, however Sarri is so predictable and stubborn, we know his first sub every game (Kova for Barkley or Barkley for Kova), he persists with $hit like willian and pedro over giving Cho a chance, he plays Alonso every game who's been garbage, he brought in Jorginho who apart from Kova is quite possibly the worst midfielder i have ever seen, plays the best midfielder in the world in Kante out of position, ironically i'd rather a aged slow Fabregas than Jorginho, Kova or Barkley. Fabregas-Kante-RLC would of been ideal.
He has the 2nd worst win percentage of any chelsea manager currently, we haven't scored a single away goal in 2019 and he's football just doesn't look like it's ever going to take off.
The problem is i think we'd have a better chance in the league cup, fa cup, europa and getting top 4 if Sarri wasn't here. I don't want to sack another manager but it just hasn't been good enough and he just will not change anything.
I just struggle to have faith in a manager who loses the way we have lost, losing games fair enough, but 4-0's, 6-0's, and the scorelines flattered us vs Arsenal and Spurs.
It's just not good enough, and the negatives and cons far outweigh the pros and positives.
Has to go unfortunately.
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posted on 10/2/19
The man had no preseason and is trying to implement a new style of football to the club.
Chelsea have to back one of their managers sooner or later
posted on 10/2/19
He has inherited a squad that have been assembled by investing average players, bar a few exceptions, for many years now.
The players he has aren't even suited to his style of play, if we bought him in to implement a new style of play then we have to give him time and not bottle it like Palace did with De Boer.
He's not helping himself though by trying to stick to his principles when it constantly doesn't work, he needs to adopt a softer and more gradual approach to his methods until he can get in players capable of playing his way.
That, I'm afraid id the good news because in my personal opinion there are about 8 or 9 in our current squad that require replacing and that isn't going to happen in one transfer window.
Oh - and he needs to realise that replacing Barkley and Kova each game is pointless and not going to have any meaningful effect on a game.
posted on 10/2/19
No brainer really, he needs time and he shouldn't compromise his style either, what he needs is complete backing f4om board and I for one would be judging him in his third year,
posted on 10/2/19
I think the thing I'm holding on to is Klopp had at least one humiliating defeat in that first season.
And I'll probably always wonder "what if" if he's removed from his position without being properly backed and a full pre-season.
That said I do agree with Brummie that he does need to adapt to the players he has at this time.
posted on 10/2/19
His style will not work in the PL. The pace of this league is far quicker than he is used to in Italy. Ask Jorginho about the lack of time he has on the ball here. If Sarri had anything about him he would've implemented his idea gradually and when everyone realised that Jorginho is poor under pressure he should've put Kante central to protect our defence.
That stubborn streak is enough for Roman to sack him and he no doubt will imminently
posted on 10/2/19
The board should most definitely back him. They signed him up to completely transform the way we play football. that can't be done in 6 months, it can't be done in 12 months. he needs this summer to cull this squad and rebuild in his own fashion.
He shd only be judged at the end of his 2nd season..
posted on 10/2/19
Oh............ and if anyone has any suggestions as to what Alonso was thinking for that first goal then answers on a postcard please..
posted on 10/2/19
comment by SWTN - Judas is number 1 (U7916)
posted 5 minutes ago
Oh............ and if anyone has any suggestions as to what Alonso was thinking for that first goal then answers on a postcard please..
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I can't even think of a witty retort, to try and lighten the mood, for that!
posted on 10/2/19
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posted on 10/2/19
The napoli president said it. He is great but is stupidly stubborn. Even pep tried adapt to the players he had in his first season and he got 4th.
For me a stubborn manager will never be a great manager and what we need is a great manager.
posted on 10/2/19
No brainer really, he needs time and he shouldn't compromise his style either, what he needs is complete backing f4om board
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I 100% agree with this. If in a couple of years Sarri is still struggling then he might have to go but at least who ever would come in will not have wrestle with a patchwork quilt of a squad with no inherent style or cohesion.
I don’t want to see another pragmatic manager installed for short term gains
posted on 11/2/19
A small part of me doesn't want Sarri sacked as we should give him a fair chance and we are still in all competitions with a realistic chance and you have to take the good with the bad with this style change, however in saying that changing style or not, the humiliations should not be happening like they are.
We got destroyed by spurs at wembley, destroyed by arsenal, destroyed by bournemouth 4-0 and we just lost 6-0 to man city, we're Chelsea not a mid-table / bottom side, we should never be losing 6-0.
Players have to take some of the brunt, however Sarri is so predictable and stubborn, we know his first sub every game (Kova for Barkley or Barkley for Kova), he persists with $hit like willian and pedro over giving Cho a chance, he plays Alonso every game who's been garbage, he brought in Jorginho who apart from Kova is quite possibly the worst midfielder i have ever seen, plays the best midfielder in the world in Kante out of position, ironically i'd rather a aged slow Fabregas than Jorginho, Kova or Barkley. Fabregas-Kante-RLC would of been ideal.
He has the 2nd worst win percentage of any chelsea manager currently, we haven't scored a single away goal in 2019 and he's football just doesn't look like it's ever going to take off.
The problem is i think we'd have a better chance in the league cup, fa cup, europa and getting top 4 if Sarri wasn't here. I don't want to sack another manager but it just hasn't been good enough and he just will not change anything.
I just struggle to have faith in a manager who loses the way we have lost, losing games fair enough, but 4-0's, 6-0's, and the scorelines flattered us vs Arsenal and Spurs.
It's just not good enough, and the negatives and cons far outweigh the pros and positives.
Has to go unfortunately.
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