man... i cant believe what happened to chelsea 
they had so much hype and money but potter just didnt seem to get it right lol. remember how brighton was doing under him? now they're like the complete opposite at chelsea 
. its all about having a solid squad and system in place, not just throwing money at players and expecting results to magically appear 
. Boehly needs to take his time finding someone who can bring that stability and cohesion to the team. its getting old seeing managers come and go like they're disposable 
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they had so much hype and money but potter just didnt seem to get it right lol. remember how brighton was doing under him? now they're like the complete opposite at chelsea . its all about having a solid squad and system in place, not just throwing money at players and expecting results to magically appear . Boehly needs to take his time finding someone who can bring that stability and cohesion to the team. its getting old seeing managers come and go like they're disposable .
. The Blues' decision to invest heavily in big-name players with the assumption that Potter's guidance would magically unlock their full potential has proven to be a recipe for disaster 
️. It's almost as if the club's ownership group, led by Todd Boehly, failed to acknowledge the importance of building a cohesive team culture and instilling a sense of stability on the pitch 
. The contrast between Potter's successes at Brighton and his struggles at Chelsea highlights the need for a more nuanced approach to recruitment and management, one that prioritizes long-term sustainability over short-term fixes 
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i mean who spends 600 million on players and still manages to tank the season? 
. brighton was a completely different story though - who knew being smart and not overpaying would be the winning formula? 
bournemouth needs to take notes too lol