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Not only do I believe that Mourhino won't go back to the Bridge, but I actually don't think you need him. Your club is bigger than any one man. Despite even Mad Dog's tinkering and trying to screw things up for the club, at the moment, you're in 3rd spot. Yes, you've fallen a long way from where you where and where, in truth, you should be, but you remain one of the major forces in World football. I really do believe that you have the right idea in employing AVB, and the worrying thing has got to be that its Mad Dog's complete and utter contempt for top-flight managers that will reduce you to employing only mercenaries, out to make a quick and easy few million quid, not even contemplating putting in place any long-term plans, because they know they'll not be given more than two seasons, at most.

I think you've got to get it out of your minds that you'll get someone like Mourhino or Gardiola, because I cannot see them taking the risk, not when there are now a few clubs out there with the same kind of resources as CFC, but without a mad despot in control, to **** things up when you get the formula right.

I think you want to be looking a people like Martinez or Clarke, who clearly have tactical knowledge and skill, and who can motivate players to perform at their best. They'd love a crack at managing a big club like CFC, and they'd not do too much damage to their CVs when, inevitably, they get the sack.
 
I believe Mourinho will return. This season has been a shambles, but I have high hopes for next season. (Already looking ahead because the current time is so depressing).
 
The way things are going, you're in danger of us finishing ahead of you. And we've had a royally miserable season, so yours must be unbelievably bad.
 
Varier2 said:
I believe Mourinho will return. This season has been a shambles, but I have high hopes for next season. (Already looking ahead because the current time is so depressing).
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No chance without CL football.

If we get top 4 I want Mourinho, if we don't I want Laudrup
 
Diego said:
Not unlucky, very poor. I have never seen a Chelsea team loose possession so easily and so many times or give the ball away so often as they did today.
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Yeah i suppose your right Chelsea were ****e. Still Yaya's goal was ace loved the way he waited and then just glided past Mikel and slotted the ball in the net pure class. And then the Tevez bullit i suppose was to much for Chelsea today.

Lamps penalty was not bad as it was heading for the corner you just have to give credit to En glands No1 great save.
 
You want someone like David Moyes IMO. The special one is rumoured to be going back to Inter next season.
 
Stamford Brook R said:
You want someone like David Moyes IMO. The special one is rumoured to be going back to Inter next season.
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Wouldn't mind Moyes at all!

Mourinho said during an interview prior to the United tie that his next job would be in England, and it wouldn't be United. It's us or City next season depending on what happens in the title race/battle for 4th.
 
David Moyes will never, EVER, take the Chelsea job, not while Romans in charge anyway. His success has been built on stability, something which your club will never give him. And, do you really want him? He has won diddly squat and only has experience of managing the more humble, less egotistical players. Its a shame Jupp Heynkes is retiring, as I reckon he'd do a great job for you for a couple of seasons.
 
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