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Originally Posted by Rors
And Charlie, ah I see. Forgetting Honest Frank played on Saturday then.
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Originally Posted by Rors
And Charlie, ah I see. Forgetting Honest Frank played on Saturday then.
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Originally Posted by Rors
Ray "My Word" Wilkins defends the players
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...om-revolt.html
Also Eddie Newton has joined the coaching staff :lol:
TIme to get Frank Sinclair in as well
Yep, that's a delightful bunch of shit from Mr Yes. Every bit of news coming out of the place talks about key players being too unprofessional to respect the manager, but Wilkins says no. What's he after? Makes you wonder why he really got the boot in fact. Was he fucking Lampard on the sly? Or noshing on the Big Man?
I'm sure Honest Frank and Big Man were a delight to work with seeing as they won the double that year.
Wilkins needs to let Chavs go even after they sacked him he still brown noses them ffs. I suppose A Ghel is gonna be a Ghel right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
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Originally Posted by Ach
Joke of a club, may as well give Hoddle another go tbh Or Vialli or Zola.
Don't get the point in Di mateao might as well left AVB till the end off the season after all their paying him till he finds a new job.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/gossip/Quote:
CHELSEA GOSSIP
Chelsea target Jose Mourinho will demand £12m a year and to bring winger Cristiano Ronaldo with him from Real Madrid before returning to Stamford Bridge.
Full story: Daily Express
Andre Villas-Boas is reported to have left the training ground in tears after his sacking, as the majority of the club's players did not say goodbye to him.
Full story: Daily Mirror
Rafael Benitez has implied he would be interested in taking over at Stamford Bridge by talking up his relationship with former Liverpool striker Fernando Torres and admitting he harbours ambitions to return to management with a "top club".
Full story: Metro
Former assistant boss Ray Wilkins says the Chelsea players should not be blamed for Villas-Boas's sacking - claiming they are a "delight to work with".
Full story: talkSPORT
Owner Roman Abramovich told the players what he expected of them in a private meeting at the club's training ground only minutes after he had personally sacked Villas-Boas.
Full story: the Independent
Caretaker manager Roberto di Matteo is struggling to impose himself with the Chelsea players because he is so unpopular in the dressing room.
Full Story: Daily Star
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I've seen Rafa's name mentioned a few times for the new Chelsea boss :lol:
Imagine how many full backs he could buy with Abramovich's money.
Hopefully they dont end up with Mourinho again.