Managerial merry-go-round

[Brian Johnson]

4 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Not the job for an English man, Champions League experience equired.

How do you get Champions League management experience?

Remember he's got European football experience when he was manager in Sweden

[Guppys left peg]

4 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Not the job for an English man, Champions League experience equired.

Poch or possibly Zidane would be my guess on it. If I was Potter I’d keep building up my CV at Brighton than risk the Chelsea job at this point.

[Brian Johnson]

It's been reported that Chelsea have met Brighton's release clause for Potter

[Fosse69]

30 minutes ago, Brian Johnson said:

How do you get Champions League management experience?

Remember he's got European football experience when he was manager in Sweden

You get experience with smaller clubs, Chelsea`s new owners  expect to play in Europe, unlike Newcastle`s who expect to get there.

[valiant_593]

100% they should go for Potter. He’s one of the best in the league and only been overlooked before because he’s not a foreign manager. Knew Tuchel would get sacked, just not this early. 

[Brian Johnson]

1 hour ago, Fosse69 said:

You get experience with smaller clubs, Chelsea`s new owners  expect to play in Europe, unlike Newcastle`s who expect to get there.

He's got experience of managing in Europe with a smaller club

[For Us All]

2 hours ago, Fosse69 said:

Job for Rodgers?

Can he handle the pressure of spending over £270m in the window though.Mind you,if he can get a seven year contract like Fofana I don't suppose he'll be too bothered?

 

[Warren]

Looks like Graham Potter favourite. He'll get sustainable way of working like Klopp has done at Liverpool. Brighton get a big bung and find a new small guy. 

[Warren]

Rodgers can't get out of Leicester. Me thinks. This is football and anything could happen. Third coming of the Special One!

[Warren]

It's a tough ask in the PL as Spurs, Man Utd, Newcastle and Arsenal appear stronger. The Likes of Liverpool and Chelsea face more competition. Meanwhile City have signed the best player in the world for the next decade. 

Edited September 7, 2022 by Warren

[Seamus O'Wye]

2 hours ago, Guppys left peg said:

Poch or possibly Zidane would be my guess on it. If I was Potter I’d keep building up my CV at Brighton than risk the Chelsea job at this point.

Agreed.... plenty of extra money available at Chelsea for both his wages and for (even more) players, but that comes with even greater expectations. At Brighton he will be on a decent wedge without all those expectations... he should stay at Brighton and continue to progress the club and his own career.  I don't suppose he's too worried about the cost of living crisis on his current salary, but he could always use Chelsea's reported interest as a means to get a new contract/salary increase at Brighton.

[geoff1]

5 hours ago, Rampant Zebra said:

 

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[Fosse69]

2 hours ago, Warren said:

Rodgers can't get out of Leicester. Me thinks. This is football and anything could happen. Third coming of the Special One!

Why do you say he can`t get out of Leicester? 

[Fosse69]

Tuchel payout  £13M, maybe give Potter food for thought?

[Warren]

18 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Why do you say he can`t get out of Leicester? 

I watched his interview about his circumstances and issues. The problems at Leicester - financial fair play rules and sustainability - were a surprise to him after he came back from holiday. But from all he said he was committed to the Leicester project so to speak. I guess I am making too sweeping a statement as money and opportunity talk. An attainable big job at a big club in England doesn't come up that often. 

But I would add a new dimension here. I saw Rogers as a manager at Liverpool. I saw Klopp as a manager soon after he left and since. I mean by going to live games. Klopp is a significantly better manager because he has the team much better drilled. In particular Klopp teams play forward and don't go round in circles stuck in midfield passing around. Also they press very effectively. For me Klopp is a top level manager and Rogers in in the group below. I don't think Chelsea will be after him.