Free agent Simone Fontecchio intends to sign a one-year deal to return to the Miami Heat, sources tell ESPN. Heat officials worked with Fontecchio's agent at Excel Sports Management, Sam Goldfeder, to bring back the shooter who averaged 8.5 points and 37.5% 3-point shooting.
No matter the manager the result will be the same. It’s been the same ever since the new ownership because they manager the club like it’s a video game, signing young players with potential. Experiences matters when you get into games like this.
@FrankKhalidUK Chelsea management is an issue. The philosophy of only signing young players (Tosin is our oldest signing in the last five years at 26) leads to these sort of performances. That is the core issue and I don’t see it getting fixed with this ownership.
In the last five seasons, Chelsea have only brought in 1 player above the age of 25 and that’s Tosin. The problem with this club is that philosophy. When you only sign inexperience, you get inconsistent performances. It’s an ownership issue.
In the last five seasons, Chelsea have only brought in 1 player above the age of 25 and that’s Tosin. The problem with this club is that philosophy. When you only sign inexperience, you get inconsistent performances. It’s an ownership issue.
@DHeiple@kerrc17 Scally makes 10 times more sense than Weah. But Miles Robinson or Mark McKenzie both make way more sense then either. That’s what’s crazy about this projected lineup