They are not short on talent though and with him in I would expect them to strengthen. They don't seem to give 2 shits about FFP.
I will be interested to see what happens to Torres. When is his contract up?.
avoidconfusion wrote:Chelsea' will win the League next year.
avoidconfusion wrote:Because United won't be anywhere near as good as they were under Fergie with that Team and with Moyes at the helm.
Because we sacked our Manager and will bring someone in who has no experience in the Premier League. On top of that it looks like there will quite a big influx of players going in and out so I would expect next season to be more about settling in the new manager and players.
Arsenal and Spurs will not compete for the title either because Arsenal never spend and Spurs will most likely lose Bale and slump back to 6th place.
Chelsea already have an amazing team and I bet they will splash the cash again in the summer and bring in a big name striker. Now they will have a very capable manager who knows the League inside out. Like Mourinho or loathe him, he will make Chelsea clear favourites to win imho.
saulman wrote:Why people think Mourinho will walk back into the Prem at Chelsea and immediately win the league is beyond me. He'll be coming back to a squad that is inferior to that he left behind and with greater competition from the top 3. The idea that City and the Scum won't even be at the races is just daft.
Im_Spartacus wrote:
Well to be fair, he has done it pretty much everywhere he has been, and Chelsea do have a wry good squad.
Drogba and Makelele aside, I don't think that are that much weaker than when he was there first time around - they are a different group of players, but fantastically mobile and great pace, and with lukaku next year who knows they might even have a new Drogba.
Not sure the squad suits the dogs of war style he may need to employ at outset, but a couple of additions in midfield and defence will soon sort that
Im_Spartacus wrote:saulman wrote:Why people think Mourinho will walk back into the Prem at Chelsea and immediately win the league is beyond me. He'll be coming back to a squad that is inferior to that he left behind and with greater competition from the top 3. The idea that City and the Scum won't even be at the races is just daft.
Well to be fair, he has done it pretty much everywhere he has been, and Chelsea do have a wry good squad.
Drogba and Makelele aside, I don't think that are that much weaker than when he was there first time around - they are a different group of players, but fantastically mobile and great pace, and with lukaku next year who knows they might even have a new Drogba.
Not sure the squad suits the dogs of war style he may need to employ at outset, but a couple of additions in midfield and defence will soon sort that
Scatman wrote:
Didn't Chelsea win the league in 2004/05 with a new manager who had no experience in the Premier League?
Didn't we do a similar thing last year, or does the extra 5 months make all the difference?
Benjay wrote:Not sure he would fit the "holistic" approach. He and Begiristein would be at each others throats within 3 weeks.
Wish we get on and name Pellegrini. Until he signs there is the potential for him to go elsewhere and make us look bloody stupid.
Dameerto wrote:Benjay wrote:Not sure he would fit the "holistic" approach. He and Begiristein would be at each others throats within 3 weeks.
Wish we get on and name Pellegrini. Until he signs there is the potential for him to go elsewhere and make us look bloody stupid.
You're right there mate, just doesn't sound right for him to be coming here after the statement on the official site when Mancini was sacked (and I'm a big Mourinho fan by the way).
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