A few moments ago the Chelsea Board announced that they had sacked their manager Luiz Felipe Scolari.
The sacking takes immediate effect and Ray Wilkins will assume the coaching job until a replacement has been found.
Guus Hiddink is rumoured to become Director of Football with Avram Grant the “new” coach.
oh shut up zaccheaus. scolari deserves the sack. compared to the chelsea last year, chelsea this year is showin the abilities of west brom.. well not literally but theyve done bad.
HAHA! nice un baka. bout time u stop bein an infidel to MU.
cfc sure are in the biggest mess ive seen in how long? since they lost 2-0 to liverpool? or since they were blasted by MU 3-0 last month?
I’m not pleased with how chelsea sacked scolari.they would have given him another chance.
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I don’t like Scolari since he told Ronaldo to go to Real Madrid while they were with Portugal. I’m happy to see The Pride of Russia err… London… in a big mess right now.
Scolari has to be sacked cos i dont see anyting he has bin doing 4 chelsea as am concerned.he is a gambler.
Scolari has to be sacked cos i dont see anyting he has bin doing 4 chelsea as am concerned.he is a gambler.
= )
I don’t like Scolari since he told Ronaldo to go to Real Madrid while they were with Portugal. I’m happy to see The Pride of Russia err… London… in a big mess right now.
I’m not pleased with how chelsea sacked scolari.they would have given him another chance.
oh shut up zaccheaus. scolari deserves the sack. compared to the chelsea last year, chelsea this year is showin the abilities of west brom.. well not literally but theyve done bad.
HAHA! nice un baka. bout time u stop bein an infidel to MU.
cfc sure are in the biggest mess ive seen in how long? since they lost 2-0 to liverpool? or since they were blasted by MU 3-0 last month?
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