Should the countdown to Tuchel’s Chelsea sack begin? || The Nutmeg
01 February 2021 |
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Solomon Fowowe on The Nutmeg this week talks about Chelsea FC's new manager Thomas Tuchel and asks 'Should the countdown to Tuchel's Chelsea sack begin'?
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