[Applause] Todd Bley is at the center of a civil war between Chelsea's owners as new details are explained related articles related articles related articles recently departed Chelsea manager Mauricio pochettino reportedly had the backing of Todd Bley as more details about the ongoing Civil War at Stamford Bridge come to light chaos has erupted at the West London Club with talk of a power struggle between Bley and fello owner bodley the latter is part of the investment firm Clear Lake Capital who own a majority share of the club following the £ 4.25 billion Takeover in the summer of 2022 but it was Bley boasting a 133% stake in the club who oversaw operations in the early days with the American businessman sanctioning a hefty spending spree upon taking over the big spending has been a constant throughout the new owner's reign with over 1 billion having been spent on Fresh Talent without much to show for it on the pitch that looked as if it might have been changing at the business end of last season with Chelsea under the tutelage of pochettino going on a five game-winning streak it was enough to drag the otherwise underperforming Blues into a European spot but it wasn't enough for pochettino to keep his job despite a concerted effort by Bley and his Camp to keep the Argentine at the club instead it's claimed by Ben Jacobs that ibar was the one pushing for Paso's exit as he didn't feel the ex Tottenham Hots SP boss effectively fit into the structure at Stamford Bridge and had to be moved on the Move wasn't received warmly by supporters who felt like Po chatino was beginning to get a tune out of the bloated but admittedly talented Chelsea Squad however it also meant another period of instability as Chelsea changed managers with Enzo moresa becoming the sixth per and interim boss of the Bal Clear Lake era that has also led to a summer of several ins and outs with a whopping 20000 million having been spent on new players after deals for the likes of jua Felix Pedro Netto and Ian and dubury Paul were all penned but the early signs have once again been mixed as Chelsea have recorded one win one raw and one loss from their opening three Premier League matches so far moresa was supposedly hired to usher in a new looks style of play for the side but given the ongoing off field problems at Chelsea the Italian might be under even more pressure to deliver immediate results on the pitch when play resumes after the international break