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Jose Mourinho’s Record Is Amazing – Guus Hiddink Respects Predecessor
Wenger and Mourinho have shared a frosty relationship in recent seasons, with the former Chelsea boss famously branding Wenger a “specialist in failure” at a news conference past year.
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He arrives with Chelsea struggling in 15th spot in the Premier League with supporters unhappy with players for their perceived failure to work for their predecessor.
Late on the substitutions of Chelsea’s Cesc Fàbregas and Diego Costa were greeted by a chorus of boos from some sections of the ground – Emenalo making a point of rising to his feet to applaud the players. That was what I was emphasising. I want as much information as possible.
“I think all of us are in this position, there’s not one or two individuals”. I’ve seen it before that he can come in and shake things up in a positive way and move forward.
“There must be a great desire to play, yes?”
Their appalling title defence led to Mourinho’s departure and Hiddink, who led Chelsea to FA Cup success during an interim spell in 2009, believes the players should be analysing where it has gone wrong.
The 69-year-old comes in place of Mourinho who was sacked on Thursday.
“That means things are not going as well as foreseen”. But anyhow I’m glad to be back.
“Why? I don’t understand it. It was a really poor first half from us”. But then we’ll see.
“I will see what will happen”. It hasn’t happened for us a lot of times this season and when we scored these early goals it took the pressure away from us.
“We have quality players and the players care and they had to show that on the pitch”.
Hiddink watched from the stands as Chelsea started life without the Special One with a 3-1 win against fellow strugglers Sunderland on Saturday. He is a legend already in this squad and outside this club.
He is the one ultimately responsible for turning Chelsea into the largely successful club they still nonetheless represent today.
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But after a week when Terry was parted from the manager he described on social media as “the very best I have EVER worked with”, the final word had to go to him. The answer could well be no. Chelsea have most probably improved their immediate fortunes for this season in deciding to part ways with Mourinho, but they have arguably shot themselves in the foot big time from a long-term perspective.