Chelsea's owner is contemplating kicking AVB out and bringing in Rafa benitez in to hopefully improve results and Torres' form. What do you guys think? Good idea, bad idea?

Rafa or Capello can both be a good Chelsea Manager and Torres must go back to his form because everybody is talking very negative about him...

Well I think the AVB's destiny will be decided at the end season, if he can still manage to get the team in the CL next year maybe a good FA Cup result he will stay,if that's not the case Capello and/or Benitez will be there. There are both old and profesional coaches,so maybe Chelsea will be better. Just a prediction.

Don't see the point keep sacking managers, it's no different to keep bringing in/selling players, they need time to gel, AVB has tried getting the older players out and bring in a few younger players, it is going to take time, who is to say a new manager, especially someone like rafa can do any better.

I'm hoping he stays for the long run

No fucking way dude. AVB is ten times better than rafa. He needs to put his own team by next season and kick out players he doesnt want then chelsea will gain success

Mourinho's coming to Chelsea. AVB will probably get sacked at the end of the season.

@Dynastian98, You are not worried about jose leaving real?

There is part of it done, AVB has been sacked, now lets see who comes in.

looks likelier than ever now... FACT!

Now that AVB has been sacked, Chelsea should bring in Rafa Benitez. He's one of the few great managers thats currently without a club. I think with his man-management skills he would bring the best out of the team, especially Torres. Rafa and Torres working together again can inspire Chelsea to do great things in the future. Hopefully, Rafa doesn't have a bad experience again like he did at Inter. He can't afford that because as soon as he starts losing a string of games Abramovich will not hesitate to sack him.

AVB could have stayed if he ATLEAST let Sturridge play centre forward. That would have made a huge difference for Chelsea in my opinion. 

@Heisinburg Yes, and that's probably what cost him his job. Sturridge is clearly a center forward, not a winger, although he can play winger.