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#10 Felipe Scolari (2008-09)
Much like when Andre Villas-Boas joined the club, there was a lot of excitement surrounding Felipe Scolari when he was announced as the new manager, but that hope quickly faded away.
The former Brazil and Portugal boss had major success throughout his career and kick-started life at Chelsea with a positive start. Playing free-flowing attacking football and making impressive signings such as Deco, it seemed like Scolari was the right man for the job.
However, his stint at the club was very short-lived, although the club sat in the third place when he was fired. It seemed like the club was struggling to step up and challenge for the title which is never good enough for Chelsea.
With “communication issues” being stated as the reason for his departure, his tenure is not one that many fans remember fondly and is quite often forgotten about. Having won only 55.6% of the games he was in charge of, that isn't exactly a surprise.
