I think this is a prime example of why you need accountability at the top! Boehly's ownership group came in with promises of instant success, but it's clear they were caught out by the sheer amount of money they spent on players without considering how they'd all fit together. It's like throwing money at a problem instead of solving it. And now we're seeing the consequences - a team that can't even stay above 11th place! The fans deserve better, and Boehly needs to take some responsibility for this mess 
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like, I get it, Todd Boehly's got deep pockets and all that, but throwing $600 million at new signings didn't exactly work out as planned 
. I mean, the dude won the Champions League with Chelsea, what's not to love? 
But anyway, it looks like Boehly's got some serious work cut out for him in finding a new manager who can sort out this team 
. Wish 'em luck! 
they're like literally throwing cash around but still struggling to get it right! $600m and not even 10 wins... that's like, crazy talk! 
i think the problem is they tried to fix everything at once instead of taking a more measured approach. it's all about finding the right balance and structure on the pitch, you know? layout is key 
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... Chelsea's been through a tough time since Potter joined, and it's hard not to feel sorry for him after investing so much in the team 
. Maybe they just need to take a step back, reassess what's not working, and find ways to get the best out of their squad 
It does seem like a big ask to replace him, but I'm sure they'll find someone who's up for the challenge