Conte to Juventus?

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Originally Posted by AK14

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dunno what the is for. A month later Conte gets a pay rise. No extension on the length of time he's Chelsea manager

yeah. Sage as £#%&!

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

dunno what the is for. A month later Conte gets a pay rise. No extension on the length of time he's Chelsea manager

yeah. Sage as £#%&!

Said he was signing a new contract a month ago, so....

Originally Posted by Sparky***

United and Chelsea are tied on about 12 major trophies each in the last 10 years

Streets ahead of every other team

Smart bit of back-pedalling from our Sparkles there

Russian crook trying to sweeten @#%&!e up with the old roubles to stop him walking

Originally Posted by AK14

Said he was signing a new contract a month ago, so....

Originally Posted by AK14

Said he was signing a new contract a month ago, so....

Took him a long time to write his signature imo.

Originally Posted by 20 times

Took him a long time to write his signature imo.

His hair kept flopping into his eyes..

Originally Posted by 20 times

Took him a long time to write his signature imo.

That's exactly what happened

Also only had a bic to hand and he's dead against using bics.

He`s off then.....alledgedly of course

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/...thomas-tuchel/

Originally Posted by gbmufc

He`s off then.....alledgedly of course

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/...thomas-tuchel/

Tuchel got on really well with his bosses in Dortmund. Can't see there being any issues with him at Chelsea whatsoever.

Originally Posted by RedMenace

Tuchel got on really well with his bosses in Dortmund. Can't see there being any issues with him at Chelsea whatsoever.

He's more of a wacky weapon that Klopp by all accounts.

Originally Posted by RedMenace

Tuchel got on really well with his bosses in Dortmund. Can't see there being any issues with him at Chelsea whatsoever.

Thomas Tuchel will leave Borussia Dortmund after two years in charge amid a clash with the club's hierarchy, with CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke saying he and sporting director Michael Zorc had "worn ourselves out during this time in our workings with the coaching team."

Sounds familiar.

Full article here http://www.espn.co.uk/football/borus...-thomas-tuchel. Interesting read