At this current moment in Serie A, Internazionale has beaten the consecutive win record, that belonged to Roma. The previous one was 11 wins, but Inter accumulate 14 victories in this season. Mancini, in despite of all his critics, is making a good job this season, as we can see in the table of Serie A. But rumours say that the italian manager, who heads Internazionale since 2004, might sign Chelsea next season. It's just a gossip, but in fact, Mourinho isn't the favourite one for Chelsea, unless Roman Abramovich changes his mind about the portuguese. If the exchange happens, would it be good for Inter and Chelsea? I think only the time can answer this query.
When RA drafted in Peter Kenyon it was obvious that he wanted Chelsea to be revered all over the world in a similar fashion to Man Utd. Taking their Chief Executive was step one. Step two is a little more difficult to achieve... I'm sure all Chelsea supporters love JM, he seems very passionate about his team...but... He is very disrespectful to the fans of other 'big' teams and this combined with his style of direct football doesn't make Chelsea a very saleable commodity. Therefore I think JM will be sent off to ply his trade elsewhere and a new, less abrasive man will take his place... Someone who doesn't mind taking orders from PK and RA... Marcello Lippi, Carlo Ancelotti, Sven-Goran Erikkson, Frank Rijkaard... All have lots of experience of dealing with the bigger players which I think Mourinho doesn't do so well.
I have to disagree, Mancini would be a disaster for Chelsea. Inter are only doing so well because they are currently in a league of 1. Over the last few years they have been the greatest chokers of the modern Era. Ridiculous performances against lower positioned teams, comprehensive CL exits to teams like Villareal and consistent humiliation at the hands of AC.
