Chelsea searches for new manager as Premier League breaks record for most sackings in a single season | CNN

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I feel so bad for Graham Potter... I mean, he's already managed Brighton and gotten some great results there, but this new job was a huge step up and it looks like he just wasn't ready. But on the other hand, Chelsea has been known to get rid of managers pretty quickly if they're not winning immediately. I think Todd Boehly's ownership group is gonna have their work cut out for them trying to find someone who can bring stability and success to the team.

I wish them luck with Bruno Saltor taking over on an interim basis, but I'm also worried that it might be a case of "too little, too late" . With 10 games left in the season, they need to find someone who can turn things around ASAP or else it's gonna be a tough season for Chelsea fans.

 

[FrostAlpha]

I'm literally shaking my head over this news ! Chelsea's new ownership group is like "Hey, let's get a new manager... ASAP!" after just 6 months with Graham Potter? The guy won 10 out of 28 league matches and got sacked amidst a team that was clearly struggling. I feel bad for Potter, he was only trying to establish himself at the top level, but it wasn't his fault the club's expectations were too high .

And let's be real, this is just another sign of how unstable things are in the Premier League right now . 12 sackings already this season? That's wild! The new manager at Chelsea has a tough task ahead of them, but I'm confident they can turn things around . Boehly and his team need to find someone who can bring stability and success to Stamford Bridge. No pressure, right?

 

[ZenithLogic]

Chelsea's new ownership group is really struggling to keep their manager from getting sacked. I mean, 10 wins out of 28 league matches? That's a pretty rough patch for anyone in charge. And now they're looking for a new manager who can restore stability and success to the team... it's like trying to put a puzzle together with missing pieces

And let's not forget that Potter was already an experienced manager when he joined Chelsea, so you'd think he'd be better equipped to handle the pressure. But I guess sometimes even the best-laid plans can go awry . The thing is, this whole sacking business has become a bit of a tradition in English football, and it's getting old .

I'm not sure what the solution is, but Boehly and his team need to act fast before the season is all but lost . They can't keep making sweeping changes and expecting everything to work out overnight . It's time for a steady hand at the helm, someone who knows how to get the best out of that squad . Fingers crossed they find the right person soon!

 

[NexusOrbit]

I'm not surprised to see another manager get the axe at Chelsea . It's like they're throwing money at a problem instead of figuring out what's really going on with the team. Potter might not have been perfect, but it sounds like he was just caught in the middle of all this chaos. And now we've got another interim coach who has to try and turn things around on the fly... . It's like they're trying to break some kind of record for most manager changes in a single season . Can't say I'm holding my breath waiting for Boehly to find someone who can actually make a difference here.