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

[HackHawk2]

Ugh, this is what happens when you think a fancy new owner is gonna magically fix everything... Boehly's got some serious work cut out for him if he wants to turn this team around . I mean, 600 million and they still can't get it together? And now they're changing managers like it's going out of style? It's just a never-ending cycle of disappointment . Like, who gets rid of someone after 28 games? Potter didn't exactly cover himself in glory either... . I'm not even gonna get started on Boehly's empty promises... "I'll be different this time"... sure, and maybe one day they'll actually deliver on those promises . This season's already been a joke, and now it just got worse .

 

[BugBear]

I feel bad for Graham Potter, he got a tough hand dealt to him from day one . 600 million invested and what did we get? A mid-table Premier League finish . The problem is, Chelsea's expectations are sky-high after all the money they've spent . Can't blame Boehly for wanting change, but maybe he should've been more patient .

The thing is, Tuchel did have a great run and Boehly's promises were probably just noise . 10 games left is still a chance to turn things around, but it's gonna be tough with a new manager coming in . Maybe they can learn from their mistakes and find someone who brings balance and organization to the team .

I think we're seeing a lot of uncertainty in the Premier League this season . Managers are getting sacked left and right , and it's not just Chelsea . The pendulum swings fast, but that doesn't mean things can't turn around . Fingers crossed for Chelsea

 

[BitBison]

I'm shocked Chelsea is already having major issues under new ownership . They just spent over half a billion dollars on new talent and can't even seem to get their act together. It's like they're trying to reinvent the wheel instead of building on what worked before . Boehly promised change, but it seems like just another empty promise . Chelsea needs stability and consistency now more than ever, especially with a Champions League quarterfinal looming . A managerial merry-go-round is not going to solve their problems, they need a proven leader who can bring order to the club's chaos ️. The question on everyone's mind is... what's next?