Last season, Jose Mourinho’s narrative was clear. Chelsea were the underdogs, they were the ‘little horse’ in the Premier League title race and if they achieved anything then it would come as something as a surprise. Clearly Mourinho did not believe what he was saying ...
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Chelsea put behind the disappointment of a humiliating FA Cup exit at the hands of Bradford City on Saturday by beating Liverpool and reaching the League Cup final. Brendan Rodgers gave the impression that Chelsea were second-best in all areas during the first leg. Some ...
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Since Didier Drogba first left Chelsea after his Munich heroics, the club have lacked a talismanic figure to lead the line up front. Mourinho’s solution? The Ivorian was re-signed last summer, slightly older, slightly worse for wear, but Didier all the same. The true masterstroke ...
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Over the course of any given season, how many points could the presence of Jose Mourinho be worth to his respective employers? There are not many managers currently working in the game that can be considered point-winners, but the Portuguese certainly fits into the category. When the ...
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Soccer is arguably the most popular game on the globe. Apart from the multitudes that throng soccer stadiums every weekend (and sometimes during weekdays) there is a huge television viewership. Moreover, the World Cup, which takes place every four years, brings human activity into a ...
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Jose Mourinho was quick to dismiss any talk of a quadruple after progressing to the semifinals of the Capital One Cup after a 3-1 win over Derby. Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has been quick to back those suggestions by saying that it is almost ...
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Petr Cech’s return to the Chelsea starting line-up has been a welcome sight since he came back in against Sporting Lisbon and Hull City. As good as Thibaut Courtois has been between the sticks this season, and as much potential as the currently-injured 22-year-old Belgian ...
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