next will be fascinating given the fact that under this regime they have sacked thomas tuchel and graham potterhave parted ways with pochettino so whoever does go in will go into it with his eyes wide open i imagine knowing the expectation levels at stamford bridge will be extremely high. however, what they will be walking into is a club that clearly backs their manager when you look at the amount of money they spent, they have an array of youngsters notably cole palmer, who are very exciting, they have european football to look forward to so i would think that somebody such as kieran mckenna of ipswich town, a young progressive manager will be on their raider and not necessarily convinced that di serbi would be. i know he recently left brighton and hove and people may be trying to put two and two together. but whoever does go in at stamford bridge is going to obviously have to try and better what pochettino has achieved this time. well under pochettino�*s time at chelsea, the club spent more than £400 million on players — and in his 51 games in charge, he managed to win 27 of those — with 14 l

where they go next will be fascinating given the fact that under this regime, they've sacked graham potternow maurizio pochettino. knowing whoever is going in next will go in with his eyes wide open knowing the the bridge will be externally high. what they are going to be walking into is a club that clearly is going to back their manager. they've got an array of youngsters — notably cold parmer — who are very exciting —— cole homer. i think someone like kieran mckenna would be in charge. i know roberto has recently left brighton and hove albion and people might be trouble to put two and two together, but whoever goes is obviously going to have to try and better what maurizio pochettino has achieved this time. . , , well, under pochettino's time at chelsea, the club spent more than £400 million on players — and in his 51 games in charge, he managed to win 27 of those — with 14 losses, and 10 draws. the west london side spent the majority of the season in the bottom half of the table, but as ian said just now — they massively improved towards the end. towards the end finishing the season 6th

was chelsea's sixth permanent manager in five years, following the sacking of thomas tuchel and graham pottersport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. we had some wet weather today but wednesday for some of us will be a washout. persistent rain, heavy at times and it starts this evening. this is the forecast is been wet in east anglia and the renal spread into the midlands through the night, into the peak district and then into northern england by the early hours of wednesday morning, it could reach eastern parts of wales as well but scotland and northern ireland, apart from a few showers here and there actually look generally dry. tomorrow's forecast, this is the morning, widespread area of rain will zoom in and see what is happening around three or fourin is happening around three or four in the afternoon and by that stage the heaviest will have cleared east anglia in the south—east and along the southern counties, blustery wind and occasional showers. this is the persistent rain from the midlands dwells and the

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