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Anyway, I thought Guardiola loved Total Football.
Maybe Cherki was reminding him.
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I love how Cherki must know Guardiola hates this stuff, but just does it anyway.
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It’s always a game of two halves.
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@markoneill122no @MiguelDelaney Done. A good owner should create an environment where the incentives reward positive behaviours/ outcomes. Brighton and Tottenham are perfect case studies. One prioritises sustainability and sporting success, the other, profit. Profit should be a consequence not the main goal.
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Interesting but I don’t think Romero knows what rest defence means.
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Football clubs optimise for their real objective, not what fans want.
If the root rule is profit, the incentives become wage control, cautious transfers and risk avoidance.
The behaviours follow the incentives.
The league table eventually reflects the behaviours.
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United sack Ruben Amorim as head coach. 40yo Portuguese informed of decision & goes with immediate effect after 14 months following breakdown in relations. Darren Fletcher expected to take over #MUFC on interim basis @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/65942…
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@MirrorDarren This is usually what follows when recruitment priorities change.
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Shambolic defeat isn’t on Nuno. West Ham are one of many teams in the Premier League reaping the consequences of horrible recruitment and firing managers they should have kept. Raked in huge amounts for Declan Rice and Mohammed Kudus, wasted that money on overpriced replacements lacking the leadership, quality and consistency to improve the team. Potter was never good enough to replace Moyes, the man who delivered a first European trophy in decades - and Nuno, as a result, has inherited a mess. But he is good enough to lead them out of this mess, if they go for broke and bring in quality in this window.
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@Sjopinion10 Chelsea’s silence during his little episode was deafening.
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There’s a surprise … should have Kept his trap shut … oh no of course he’s a sought after commodity 🤌
Fabrizio Romano@FabrizioRomano
🚨💣 BREAKING: Chelsea and Enzo Maresca agree to part company with immediate effect. It’s OVER. Official statement to follow but all done after tension growing last 24/48h. Chelsea will now start working on new manager appointment. 🔵🔜
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@SkySportsPL “Getting the team back on track” says a lot about who made the decision.
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Chelsea's club statement announcing the departure of Enzo Maresca 📃
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@FabrizioRomano Days because the decision was made after the 48 hours interview.
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Why this outcome was inevitable. Enzo Maresca says the last 48 hours were the worst since joining. Then goes quiet. Then offers reassurance. Chelsea stay silent throughout. That silence isn’t support, it’s separation. Once a manager voices internal strain publicly, the club’s only rational move is contingency. Which is why new appointment will take “a matter of days rather than weeks”. Media duties skipped after the 2–2 draw wasn’t emotion, it was a relationship already over. From that point, departure wasn’t reactionary. It was procedural.
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🚨🔵 Chelsea will appoint new manager very soon, not gonna take weeks or long time. The club is now working on it.
Liam Rosenior, highly rated internally after excellent job at Strasbourg as he’s among contenders.
Decision to be made in days, won’t take long. 👀
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Why this outcome was inevitable.
Enzo Maresca says the last 48 hours were the worst since joining.
Then goes quiet.
Then offers reassurance.
Chelsea stay silent throughout.
That silence isn’t support, it’s separation.
Once a manager voices internal strain publicly, the club’s only rational move is contingency. Which is why new appointment will take “a matter of days rather than weeks”.
Media duties skipped after the 2–2 draw wasn’t emotion, it was a relationship already over.
From that point, departure wasn’t reactionary. It was procedural.
David Ornstein@David_Ornstein
🚨 EXCL: Enzo Maresca informed Chelsea (twice in late Oct & again mid-Dec after post-Everton comments) he was talking to people associated with Man City about #MCFC manager position if/when vacancy arises. #CFC contract obliged 45yo to do so @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/69334…
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Exclusive 💣
Enzo Maresca to leave Chelsea Football Club.
The decision has been made from all parties involved #cfc
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Topskills Sports UK@topskillsportuk
🚨BREAKING Chelsea are exploring the possibility of replacing Enzo Maresca with Xavi and or Alonso. 🇪🇸#CFC Understand Alonso is open to also depart Real Madrid for Chelsea job. It’s clear as talks is also ON now with Xavi as a first choice, priority to XH. More to follow soon.
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Should Chelsea and Enzo Maresca part ways, Liam Rosenior is viewed as the leading internal candidate by BlueCo due to his role at their sister club. Reports highlight him as an "ideal" fit for Chelsea's long-term vision, with strong backing from the sporting directors.
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🚨⚠️ Enzo Maresca’s future under discussion at Chelsea, tense situation with doubts intensifying.
Club and manager assessing the recent results and general situation.
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@SkySportsNews Why? Waste of time no one regulates the PGMOL..
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BREAKING: Nottingham Forest have formally complained to the PGMOL and asked for more information following the officiating decisions in the recent game against Manchester City 🚨
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His comments about the board as well as Chelsea’s recent form means the decision is likely already made.
Expect names of potential managerial replacements to start surfacing in the coming days.
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Just watching Ref Watch and thinking..
Wasn’t VAR supposed to reduce errors?
We are getting more and more controversial calls by VAR every week.
Referees are just messengers now. VAR is in charge.
If there’s no controversy, there’s no Ref Watch..
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