Oh, arent we used to this. Here we go again, Ancelloti, Steve Clark, Gianfranco Zola, Slaven Bilic, the same names, the same job, the same conditions. And pretty much the same stories. You begin to wonder, if the media has these stored somewhere, waiting to reprint them when the time comes, i wouldnt blame them if they do, they do need them after every season, as we have built a tradition of changing managers as regularly as our jersey.
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Is it? is it a sign? Lets hope it is. Chelsea’s ‘interim’ manager Guus Hiddink has reportedly admitted it would be very tough for him to leave Chelsea, he’s apparently fallen in love with the club, just like the fans with him. He said "It’ll be tough to leave it all, that’s true. I love to work with this club. I’m not defending where they crossed the line but the way the boys reacted against Barcelona (in the UEFA Champions League) shows that there is such a very strong desire and personality in this team."
Well, im sure most of you, like me, turned off / smashed your TV after yesterday’s tragedy, but i managed to find a uncensored video of what Drogba says to the referee, to UEFA on Live television.
Iniesta delivered the shattering blow
Chelsea's head coach Guus Hiddink, right, and other players playfully try to flick the ears of Salomon Kalou, third right, as they take part in a Champions League training session at the team's training facilities in Stoke d'Abernon, England, Tuesday April 7, 2009. Chelsea play Liverpool in a Champions League quarter-final first leg soccer match on Wednesday.
