Roberto Di Matteo should get the Chelsea job permanently

Typical, nobody can accept that I am correct.

Should be allowed to continue at Chelsea, but a series of lucky results got the CL title. It would be a knee-jerk reaction to think he was the mastermind behind it all.

ahlycotc wrote:Should be allowed to continue at Chelsea, but a series of lucky results got the CL title. It would be a knee-jerk reaction to think he was the mastermind behind it all.

So mad/jealous

ahlycotc wrote:It would be a knee-jerk reaction to think he was the mastermind behind it all.

Defensive tactic is no tactic, right?

That's not what I said. Don't make assumptions next time.

Jelavić7|EFC wrote:

I wasn't sure until the 11th notworthy, but that one won me over.

Jela, you're saying it like you're the only person in the world who thought he should be the manager permanently

I think he should get a shot. He's obviously not the most qualified candidate, but he damn sure deserves a chance.

Ben 10 wrote:Jela, you're saying it like you're the only person in the world who thought he should be the manager permanently

I was the first on the forum, yes.

This thread is over 2 months old.

First on the forum, wow. Have a medal

Sure other people might've been thinking it too but aren't attention whores like you.

Ben 10 wrote:First on the forum, wow. Have a medal

Sure other people might've been thinking it too but aren't attention whores like you.

Oh ffs, not the jealousy again.

Hope he gets the job permenantly, will fuck them over even more

Rafael Benitez wrote:Hope he gets the job permenantly, will fuck them over even more

And Ben will get even more angry

He deserves a chance, but will he get a chance to manage them on a permanent basis? Time will tell.

Drake wrote:He deserves a chance, but will he get a chance to manage them on a permanent basis? Time will tell.

He's had his chance, and statistically the best manager in the world this season.

He should get a shot at being the permanent manager. I say, give him a contract that lasts a season. If he does well, offer him a new one. If he does bad, that doesn't matter because Roman could appoint Pep (His dream manager) after he finishes his 'break' from the game.

George wrote:He should get a shot at being the permanent manager. I say, give him a contract that lasts a season. If he does well, offer him a new one. If he does bad, that doesn't matter because Roman could appoint Pep (His dream manager) after he finishes his 'break' from the game.

This exactly.

Why would I get angry? I want him to be manager

Jorlung wrote:

George wrote:He should get a shot at being the permanent manager. I say, give him a contract that lasts a season. If he does well, offer him a new one. If he does bad, that doesn't matter because Roman could appoint Pep (His dream manager) after he finishes his 'break' from the game.

This exactly.

My plan would work in an ideal-world. Not sure what is actually going to happen though.

Jelavić7|EFC wrote:

Ben 10 wrote:Jela, you're saying it like you're the only person in the world who thought he should be the manager permanently

I was the first on the forum, yes.

This thread is over 2 months old.

I thought it as soon as he got the job. As soon as he left us I thought he'd be great at a better club

Fabio Capello.

Jelavić7|EFC wrote:

Ben wrote:Yes based on an unconvincing win at home to Stoke and a victory over Napoli.

Look at the quality of football that they're playing compared to what they've been playing recently. Breathtaking.

Beating the best team in Italy is pretty impressive imo.

Very interesting, oh wise one.

And he has; http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2810782,00.html

Bad move, especially when Capello was still without a club.

Jela.