Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

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Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by TBM » 01 Jun 2009 10:11

Carlo Ancelotti has left his job at AC Milan meaning he's more or less gonna be confirmed new Chelsea manager

Full story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 043480.stm

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Dirk Gently » 01 Jun 2009 10:15

TBM wrote:Carlo Ancelotti has left his job at AC Milan meaning he's more or less gonna be confirmed new Chelsea manager

Full story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 043480.stm
Really? There has been quite a bit of speculation that Real are trying to get him too!

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Alan Partridge » 01 Jun 2009 10:15

Scolari #2

Honestly don't think it's a good move by Chelsea, he can't speak a word of English, just can't see him doing well. Should hae broken the bank to keep Hiddink.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Maguire » 01 Jun 2009 10:17

Been confirmed now.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by TBM » 01 Jun 2009 10:17

Dirk Gently wrote:
TBM wrote:Carlo Ancelotti has left his job at AC Milan meaning he's more or less gonna be confirmed new Chelsea manager

Full story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 043480.stm
Really? There has been quite a bit of speculation that Real are trying to get him too!
Thing is, being Real Madrid manager is just not stable enough - how many managers have they had in the past 10 years (anyone know?) - he will be suited to Chelsea as he's the kind of manager/coach that just wants to concentrate on coaching his team and leaves transfers etc to a "man upstairs" similar to how Coppell/Hammond worked here!!

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by TBM » 01 Jun 2009 10:19

Alan Partridge wrote:he can't speak a word of English
Neither could Cappello when he took the England job but is doing a good job! - Scolari is an international manager whereas Ancelotti is a very good club manager, thats the difference.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Alan Partridge » 01 Jun 2009 10:20

TBM wrote:
Dirk Gently wrote:
TBM wrote:Carlo Ancelotti has left his job at AC Milan meaning he's more or less gonna be confirmed new Chelsea manager

Full story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 043480.stm
Really? There has been quite a bit of speculation that Real are trying to get him too!
Thing is, being Real Madrid manager is just not stable enough - how many managers have they had in the past 10 years (anyone know?) - he will be suited to Chelsea as he's the kind of manager/coach that just wants to concentrate on coaching his team and leaves transfers etc to a "man upstairs" similar to how Coppell/Hammond worked here!!
and Chelsea are?

Mourinho
Grant
Scolari
Hiddink
Ancelotti

In only a few years.

I do agree that the manager at Madrid is on a hiding to nothing, Del Bosque was sacked for only winning the league the other year. Hiddink >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ancelotti for me.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by TBM » 01 Jun 2009 10:21

Maguire wrote:Been confirmed now.
Indeed

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/8076779.stm

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Alan Partridge » 01 Jun 2009 10:22

TBM wrote:
Alan Partridge wrote:he can't speak a word of English
Neither could Cappello when he took the England job but is doing a good job! - Scolari is an international manager whereas Ancelotti is a very good club manager, thats the difference.
Yet Ancelotti in 8 years only won the Italian league once. I do think he's a good manager, good record at Milan especially in europe which is what Chelsea are probably looking at, I just have a gut feeling he won't be there this time next year.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by TBM » 01 Jun 2009 10:23

Alan Partridge wrote:Hiddink >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ancelotti for me.
I agree BUT Hiddink is a man of his word and would never have let Russia down not for any money - i'm sure Chelsea tried everything they could to keep him but you cant force someone to do something that dont want to.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Silver Fox » 01 Jun 2009 10:29

TBM wrote:Thing is, being Real Madrid manager is just not stable enough - how many managers have they had in the past 10 years (anyone know?)
Commentator said last night that next year Raul will be playing for his 16th coash in 15 years :shock:

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Murts-is-Lej » 01 Jun 2009 10:37

TBM wrote:I agree BUT Hiddink is a man of his word and would never have let Russia down not for any money - i'm sure Chelsea tried everything they could to keep him but you cant force someone to do something that dont want to.
Anyway as Chelsea = Abramovic = Russian FA I think it is unlikely that the decision was anything to do with Chelsea or Hiddink...

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Harry Carry » 01 Jun 2009 10:41

Skillz.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by soggy biscuit » 01 Jun 2009 10:46

Chelsea onto their 5th manager in the past 1 year 9 months.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by TBM » 01 Jun 2009 10:50

soggy biscuit wrote:Chelsea onto their 5th manager in the past 1 year 9 months.

StabiLOLity
You cant really include Hiddink in this, as he only came in to help out till the end of the season and would have stayed had he not been manager of Russia.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Harry Carry » 01 Jun 2009 10:54

soggy biscuit wrote:Chelsea onto their 5th manager in the past 1 year 9 months.

StabiLOLity
Just goes to show what a gr8 team they are then with all that unrest. 3rd in the league, Semi-final of the CL, FA Cup winners.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Kitson12 » 01 Jun 2009 10:59

Harry Carry wrote:
soggy biscuit wrote:Chelsea onto their 5th manager in the past 1 year 9 months.

StabiLOLity
Just goes to show what a gr8 team they are then with all that unrest. 3rd in the league, Semi-final of the CL, FA Cup winners.
Last time I looked, you didn't win anything for either of those :lol:

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Harry Carry » 01 Jun 2009 11:00

Didn't say you did m8. :roll:

Still a good achievement though.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by soggy biscuit » 01 Jun 2009 11:03

Harry Carry wrote:Still a good achievement though.
Finishing 3rd in the league is not, in my opinion, a good achievment for Chelsea.

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Re: Ancelotti, new Chelsea manager

by Harry Carry » 01 Jun 2009 11:04

soggy biscuit wrote:
Harry Carry wrote:Still a good achievement though.
Finishing 3rd in the league is not, in my opinion, a good achievment for Chelsea.
It is when the likes of Liverpool and Tottenham spent far more money. Both didn't win a trophy this season......

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