Chris Maduewesi
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Chelsea manager,Jose Mourinho has debunked speculation that his team is in a crisis following the club’s poor run of results.
Mourinho has failed to win a game in the last four matches,with Chelsea losing at home to FC Basel in the UEFA Champions League,as talks of crisis in the squads deepens.
But the Portuguese tactician said that their poor result is because he is trying to find a suitable pattern for his team.
“I don’t like the way Chelsea were playing in the last couple of years. The club doesn’t like it and we want to change,” Mourinho said.
“When you want to build something different and the players are adapted and comfortable – it’s more difficult.”
“Tomorrow (Saturday)maybe we win 3-0 against Fulham and everything is perfect, or maybe I will lose for the first time at home at Chelsea in four years and 200 league matches, and it is a big story,” he added.
“Football is not mathematic. I don’t know.”
“We have a lot to do. The work I have to do does not sell papers – big defeats and big victories do – but the only thing I can do is to have belief in my players and wait for the results to come.”
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Mourinho has failed to win a game in the last four matches,with Chelsea losing at home to FC Basel in the UEFA Champions League,as talks of crisis in the squads deepens.
But the Portuguese tactician said that their poor result is because he is trying to find a suitable pattern for his team.
“I don’t like the way Chelsea were playing in the last couple of years. The club doesn’t like it and we want to change,” Mourinho said.
“When you want to build something different and the players are adapted and comfortable – it’s more difficult.”
“Tomorrow (Saturday)maybe we win 3-0 against Fulham and everything is perfect, or maybe I will lose for the first time at home at Chelsea in four years and 200 league matches, and it is a big story,” he added.
“Football is not mathematic. I don’t know.”
“We have a lot to do. The work I have to do does not sell papers – big defeats and big victories do – but the only thing I can do is to have belief in my players and wait for the results to come.”
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