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As speculation continues over the next permanent manager of Chelsea following Liam Rosenior\u2019s departure, supporters have flocked to social media to react to links between the club and former Blues favourite Cesc F\u00e0bregas.<\/p>\n
The Como boss has been openly discussing his ambition to one day manage in the Premier League, but recent comments suggesting he wants full control over football decisions have sparked a wave of strong online opinion from CHELSEA<\/strong> fans \u2014 ranging from hopeful nostalgia to outright scepticism and humour.<\/p>\n Much of the early buzz came from fan polling and discussion forums where supporters debated whether Fabregas\u2019 managerial stock \u2014 built at Como \u2014 makes him a serious contender. While some fans were initially excited, that optimism has been tempered by his remarks that he is happy at Como and wants to maintain control over transfers and tactics \u2014 something many believe wouldn\u2019t mesh with Chelsea\u2019s current structure.<\/p>\n On X (formerly Twitter), fans have been particularly candid: \u201cThis is so sad for me\u201d \u2014 one fan lamented after Fabregas\u2019 comments dampened hopes of a Stamford Bridge return.<\/p>\n \u201cChelsea left the group chat\u201d \u2014 another joked, highlighting a feeling among some supporters that the club\u2019s managerial situation has become almost farcical. He\u2019d be stupid to join us now after what he\u2019s built\u201d \u2014 a pragmatic take arguing that Chelsea might be a step back from the project Fabregas has in Italy.<\/p>\n These posts capture a common theme among Blues fans: while they love Fabregas as a player and respect his tactical acumen, many don\u2019t think this is the right time \u2014 or right context \u2014 for him to step into the Premier League\u2019s pressure cooker.<\/p>\n Other comments have pointed to the instability at Stamford Bridge in recent years, and the tendency for managerial appointments to struggle under Chelsea\u2019s current ownership model.<\/p>\n Fan threads on Reddit provide a deeper look at supporter sentiment \u2014 especially from those who doubt whether Fabregas would succeed in west London. These Reddit comments reflect several strands of fan thought: caution about taking over at a club with a reputation for hasty managerial decisions, admiration for F\u00e0bregas\u2019 work at Como, and suggestions that other candidates (like Andoni Iraola) may be more viable.<\/p>\n Some fans also argue that Fabregas isn\u2019t just inexperienced \u2014 he could become a casualty of Chelsea\u2019s churn of managers, repeating the club\u2019s cycle of short-lived appointments.<\/p>\n However, not all reactions are dismissive. There remain pockets of supporters who see Fabregas\u2019 tactical intelligence, his history with Chelsea and his growing reputation in Italy as reasons to be hopeful should the club pursue him. Yet, even many fans expressing that sentiment acknowledge that the current ownership structure and the challenge of integrating him into CHELSEA<\/strong>\u2019s existing decision-making model could prove difficult.<\/p>\n For now, Chelsea fans continue to debate, joke and speculate \u2014 with F\u00e0bregas\u2019 name unlikely to be forgotten anytime soon, even if a Stamford Bridge return looks increasingly unlikely<\/p>\n MORE BIG CHELSEA NEWS AND GOSSIP<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Latest: Chelsea holding talks about hiring impressing 37-year old Boss!<\/strong><\/p>\n Top Read: Top Premier League boss favourite to take over at Chelsea after Blues board hold discussions!<\/p>\n Most Read: <a href=\u201dhttps:\/\/icfootballnews.com\/chelsea-favourites-sign-22-goal-star-chelsea-fans-excitement-builds-with-reports-chelsea-fans-send-direct-message-board-over-next-boss\/\u201d target=\u201d_blank\u201d>Chelsea favourites sign 22-goal star \u2013 Chelsea fans excitement builds with reports \u2013 Chelsea fans send direct message Board over next boss<\/strong><\/p>\nLOVE CHELSEA? CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\n
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