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[Peter Sampson]

CFCnet would like to know our readers’ views over whether Carlo Ancelotti should remain our manager next season. Many of the staff at CFCnet feel he should stay, if only for continuity’s sake, and with the full recognition that he is the only manager in our Club’s history to win the Double.

In saying that, it is important we gauge the views of our readers not least because we have to reflect these views in our official Chelseafc.com blog and also to the media in general when they ask us to comment.

The poll is a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’. We don’t need hundreds of reasons either way – we’ve heard them all countless times – but we do need to know whether CFCnet readers want our Italian double winner to stay or to sling his hook back to Reggiolo.

We’d like to add that one winning entry will get a free download of the Clash’s iconic song, “Should I stay or should I go?”, but that’s not going to happen.

[Alec_Cobas]

I can't see a proper replacement for him, because Guus still wants to remain with Turkey and Villas Boas doesn't want to leave Porto.

Give Carlo another chance. He won the Double last year. But it's a must to make changes in the squad. Sign young and hungry people and see what he can do with them.

[BlueMissimo]

I'm still not sure but now I say no, I always change my mind...
It's just that I always feel that we have to lead, otherwise we can't do much to change a game (if we're not lucky).

I was also disappointed with his team selection because he tries Anelka (a striker) behind 2 strikers but a player like Yossi for example (an AM) who previously showed he can make those through balls doesn't even get a chance when it was really about time.

Young Chelsea players won't have many opportunities and we saw how Sturridge for instance proved him wrong.
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Still not sure though...Hiddink would be great and Villas Boas would be really interesting

[Petr's helmet]

If Villa Boas is not available, then he should stay until next summer when his contract expires. Maybe if Mourinho is available he could be another option, but 1. he won't be and 2. even if he somehow is available, he won't come to Chelsea.

So, my answer would be: depends of who would be his successor (personally, I am going with Villa Boas).

[Ed De Goey]

I voted yes he should stay. Let him get his own assistants in and leave him to it.

There is no alternative.....However, If he does go I'd give it to Mark Hughes and Zola.

Edited by Ed De Goey, 11 May 2011 - 07:53 PM.

[Droy was my hero]

Can we have a "doesn't matter" option.
there are more important things to sort out at the club than the coach.

[craigburleysfrontteeth]

oh no we haven't won anything for one whole season lets sack him!!!! come on give the geezer some time. our fans fickleness astounds me.

[stokerino]

Absolutely yes.

[Arjen Malouda]

I feel carlo has lost control of the team.

[The Bouncy]

Yes. Sort out the assistents and coaches, sell a few players and bring a few in and we're ready to go again.

[obi]

Hiddink, Villas Boas, Mourinho, Klopp, Guardiola (and Alex Ferguson) all appear to be unavailable this year. Hughes, Benitez, Moyes, O'Neill, Redknapp and Zola are worse managers than him. His contract lasts one more year. I think he has earned the chance to fulfil it (despite the lethargy and lack of inspiration on show for much of this season).

[Juan Mata Dor]

I want him to stay, with out a doubt. First season was utterly superb, and his second season wasn't anywhere near as good, obviously. We had an utterly horrendous two months, and hopefully under Carlo that won't happen again. What we also must remember is the problems Carlo has to deal with in terms of Roman. Did Carlo want such a thin squad? Did Carlo want Wilkins? You know, it really isn't easy for the guy. Lets see what he can do for us next season. Sacking him would be stupid, really.

[chelsea_matt]

Astounded that it has come to this.

Of course he should stay.

[CellSea]

He should stay until we win the Champions League. That was one of the main reason he was brought here in the first place.