Get ready for a change if you’ve been used to never hearing from Chelsea’s owners for the past 15 years.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The new men enjoy talking a lot. Todd Boehly has been sitting in a conference room somewhere today, defending his firing of Thomas Tuchel in all sorts of business jargon, including frequent use of the scary phrase “human capital” to explain what he’s excellent at.
The decision was taken because they did not have a “common vision for the future” with Tuchel, according to Boehly. He didn’t go into any further depth about what it meant.
It’s a realistic and not frightening point of view if your vision of football aligns more with the owners’ than with Tuchel’s.
Todd Boehly: “The reality of our decision was that we weren’t sure that Thomas saw it the same way we saw it. No one is right or wrong, we just didn’t have a shared vision for the future."
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— Talk Chelsea (@talkchelsea) September 13, 2022
If, like us, you suspect your vision of football is more like Tuchel’s than the owners’, hearing that your successful coach has been fired is not a good excuse.
