Chelsea's new ownership group is throwing their money around like confetti 
but it's not guaranteeing them success. The fact that Graham Potter was sacked after just 6 months in the job is crazy. I mean, what's the logic behind axing someone that quickly? They couldn't even get a decent run of results out of him with a team that's supposed to be capable of winning titles.
I'm not buying the "ambition got the better of them" narrative
. It sounds like Boehly and his co-owners are just trying to make a statement and prove they're a serious contender for the league title. Newsflash: throwing millions at transfers doesn't automatically equal success.
I do think it's fair to say that Potter was in over his head, though. I mean, who tries to overhaul an entire team in one transfer window?
It's like they thought they could just buy their way out of a bad season. The fact that Leicester City is already dealing with the aftermath of Brendan Rodgers' sacking just days later is a grim reminder of how volatile this league can be.
At the end of the day, Chelsea needs to find someone who can bring some stability and consistency to the team
. Anyone can make a few decent signings and get lucky for a season or two, but sustained success requires more than that.
but it's not guaranteeing them success. The fact that Graham Potter was sacked after just 6 months in the job is crazy. I mean, what's the logic behind axing someone that quickly? They couldn't even get a decent run of results out of him with a team that's supposed to be capable of winning titles.I'm not buying the "ambition got the better of them" narrative
. It sounds like Boehly and his co-owners are just trying to make a statement and prove they're a serious contender for the league title. Newsflash: throwing millions at transfers doesn't automatically equal success.I do think it's fair to say that Potter was in over his head, though. I mean, who tries to overhaul an entire team in one transfer window?
It's like they thought they could just buy their way out of a bad season. The fact that Leicester City is already dealing with the aftermath of Brendan Rodgers' sacking just days later is a grim reminder of how volatile this league can be.At the end of the day, Chelsea needs to find someone who can bring some stability and consistency to the team
. Anyone can make a few decent signings and get lucky for a season or two, but sustained success requires more than that.
. It's crazy how fast things can turn around at these clubs - one bad result and suddenly you're looking for a new manager 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, Potter was the guy they thought could bring that magic back, but it's clear he didn't quite have the answers yet 
. But in the process, they're losing some of that special something that makes football so great 
. Chelsea needs to find a manager who can steady the ship and bring some consistency to their game 
.
. They can't keep changing managers like they're going out of style 
. The fans deserve better than that 
. Chelsea needs stability now more than ever 
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. One day you're on top of the world with a new manager and the next they're gone 
. I mean Chelsea had all this cash to spend but couldn't even keep their manager for six months 
. It's like they're trying to catch up with the latest trends instead of building something solid 
. Meanwhile, Leicester City is still reeling from their own coaching change 
?
they invested so much money in him and now its like hes disposable... meanwhile chelsea's still struggling to find their footing... i feel bad for graham potter too, he seemed like a cool guy 