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@speedlinexx Someone who wouldn't even get the chance to get an autograph from some top players, suddenly becomes manager for the same players. Do you think these players are gonna be ok with this? Such clueless experiments are bound to fail. This appointment was inevitable to fail.

🚨Chelsea players wanted the coach to be sacked?. Now look at what’s unfolded. Before the Champions League clash with PSG, the lineup was leaked. After the game, Liam said the club had investigated the source and that it had been “handled.” But weeks later… it happens again. Ahead of the 3–0 defeat to Brighton, team news is leaked again, this time by Marc Cucurella’s barber, posting: “Palmer and João Pedro both injured tonight. There’s your exclusive.” The post is deleted. Account disappears. So it clearly wasn’t handled. Not forgetting the recent interviews from Enzo Fernández and Marc Cucurella, both raising eyebrows with their tone and timing. Add to that: • 5 Premier League games • 0 wins • 0 goals And now the whispers grow louder: this wasn’t random, but coordinated from within to undermine the manager and force a change. If even part of this is true, this isn’t just bad form, this is a club with serious internal problems.

@TheMatchdayHQ @SkyKaveh Engagement farming! Some people really believe this type of hoax

🚨🚨 | 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: José Mourinho is among the candidates being considered for the Chelsea managerial job. 😳 The Portuguese coach still owns a home just 10 minutes from Stamford Bridge. 👀 [@SkyKaveh]

The biggest clowns in the history of professional football. #BlueCoOUT

"When Roman Abramovich came into Chelsea, he knew he didn't know a lot [about football]. So he got the best chief executive he could find, Peter Kenyon. And he got the best manager he could find, Jose Mourinho.” [@NeilSpyBarnett on @ChelseaFanTVyt via @Chels_HQ]

@RealAstridWett Morning's best

lads do you prefer sex in the morning, during the day or nighttime?

🙏 We are genuinely blown away by the response 🙏 To raise the funds in under an hour shows exactly how much this fanbase cares and how many of you want to be part of holding this ownership to account. Thank you to every single person who contributed. The support has been incredible. We know there are thousands more who want to get behind what we’re building. As we continue to scale our efforts against Blueco and the current sporting leadership, that support will be vital. We will be fully transparent with how funds are used and allocated. Any excess will be donated to charities or community initiatives connected to Chelsea Football Club. We’ve got some big ideas between now and the end of the season and we’re excited to bring them to life with you all. Make no mistake, the pressure being applied is being noticed. If they won’t hold themselves accountable, we will. BluecoOut ✅ ✅ ✅

Henry Winter: "I just think Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali have been an absolute embarrassment to themselves and the people they're representing. [...] The fans have seen through it, some of them want #BlueCoOUT — we've seen the protest on that." (@FootyBoardroom)

After over 200 days at the top of the Premier League table this season, Arsenal drop to second... again 🫣

The managers are always getting sacked, a lot of players get sold after a season or two. Why are the people who are consistently recruiting people not good enough for Chelsea football club not getting the sack? Managers fired, players sold, the directors pay increases. Just lol

Chelsea's owners are more 'NotAClueCo' than BlueCo. (@SamWallaceTel) telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Chelsea managers sacked by Toad Boehly and Co Thomas Tuchel: Dismissed for refusing to sign Cristiano Ronaldo. Now England manager at World Cup Graham Potter: Sacked after taking Chelsea to quarter finals of Champions League. Now Sweden manager at World Cup Frank Lampard: Interim manager, has just taken Coventry City to Premier League for first time since 2001. Maurichio Pochettino: Sacked after arguing with Chelsea’s 263 Directors of Football and a 6th place finish. Now USA manager at World Cup. Enzo Maresca: Sacked after winning Club World Cup, UEFA Conference League and top four finish. Currently enjoying his payoff and favourite to replace Pep if he leaves City this summer. Liam Rosenior; Sacked after four months. The common issue is that it’s Boehly (former Sporting Director of Soccerball at Chelsea) and Egbali making these decisions. Perhaps, just perhaps, turning Chelsea into a hedge fund experiment isn’t a good idea. Who wants to be the footballing equivalent of Married at First Sight?

Chelsea's average days per manager under Roman Abramovich: 528.67 Average days per manager under BlueCo: 258.40 👀👔

BlueCo fails fourth time around – why should we believe fifth time will be any different? @SamWallaceTel dives into Stamford Bridge ownership's 'grand disruption' after Rosenior becomes their fourth managerial casualty: telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Rosenior left after losing support of dressing room. Enzo Fernandez situation ended up creating too much noise Chelsea looking for a more established manager now - model to be tweaked but sporting directors retain support of board theguardian.com/football/2026/… #cfc

🔵 At what point do the five stooges carry the can for Chelsea’s mess? ✍️ Read Martin Samuel's take on the sacking of Liam Rosenior #Echobox=1776888622" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thetimes.com/sport/football…

Who appointed Graham Potter? Why did Mauricio Pochetinno & Enzo Maresca not want to stay? Who appointed Liam Rosenior? Who's murdering my club? @ChelseaFC

Now sack those who employed him. Hold them accountable.

🚨Statement on the sacking of Liam Rosenior🚨 We acknowledge this afternoon’s breaking news regarding the sacking of Liam Rosenior. While the timing may come as a surprise, the outcome itself was inevitable. Liam was not equipped to lead a club of Chelsea’s stature, and his appointment in the first place was a clear reflection of an ownership group that continues to treat Chelsea as a sporting experiment rather than the elite institution it has been for decades. From the outset, it was clear to fans, media, pundits, and even players that Liam was placed into a role at the wrong stage of his development. At a time when the squad was crying out for an experienced, authoritative leader, the club instead appointed someone still learning his trade, simply because he fit their internal model. This is the consequence of an arrogant and misguided structure. We want to thank Liam Rosenior for stepping into an impossible situation. He took on a role under an ownership that has created an unstable and damaging environment, one that had already driven out his predecessor under extraordinary circumstances. His intentions were never in question. However, intentions are not enough at a club like Chelsea. As a fanbase, we demand a manager that reflects the stature, ambition, and expectations of Chelsea Football Club. We reject the idea that the role of a head coach can be reduced to data points. Leadership, experience, and the ability to command respect remain fundamental to success at the highest level. Today’s decision is yet another damming indictment of an ownership and sporting structure that is not fit for purpose. It reinforces what many already know, that those currently in charge are not the right custodians of this football club. The club has spoken of “self reflection” in its statement. We believe that process must start at the very top. Perhaps the club has come to the conclusion there is a statistical relationship between a manager and results. Behdad Eghbali must be held accountable for the environment that has been created. Paul Winstanley, Laurence Stewart, and Joe Shields must also take responsibility for a series of appointments and decisions that have consistently fallen well short of the standards we demand. Any new appointment must go beyond data and fitting a rigid model. It must be about restoring a connection between the squad and the fans. That same principle must apply across the coaching staff and those in decision making positions at the club. Without that connection, there can be no identity, and without identity, there can be no success. We will continue to hold the club to account and will be announcing further action this season directed at those responsible for the continued decline of Chelsea Football Club. BluecoOut.

Chelsea are the first of the “Big Five” to ever lose 5 straight Premier League matches… and it gets worse: 0 goals scored across all five defeats. 114 years since that last happened to Chelsea Man City, Man Utd, Arsenal & Liverpool have NEVER lost 5 straight in the Premier League… That’s not a slump — that’s a full-blown collapse.

Egbhali is the biggest problem.