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Pedro backs Cesc Fabregas to win over Chelsea fans

Chelsea forward Pedro insists he is happy at Stamford Bridge and is not looking to return to Spain.

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Chelsea fans vented their anger at Cesc Fabregas during the weekend victory over Sunderland, with one fan using a banner to label him a “rat” along with Diego Costa and Eden Hazard, but Jose Mourinho does not believe he is one of the players responsible for his sacking last Thursday.


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“It was hard for him (Fabregas) but he can get through this”.

“He is strong mentally and very competitive”.

“Cesc is a top player, a very good character in the team, he is a victor and it’s good he plays for us”.

The Spaniard, who has been criticised for his own performances since joining from Barcelona in the summer, added: “I understand the supporters”.

Eddie Newton has been promoted to the role of assistant first-team coach as Guus Hiddink’s Chelsea backroom team takes shape.

Former boss Jose Mourinho was sacked after a hugely disappointing start to their Premier League title defence as he registered nine losses from a total of 17 matches this term.

But Fabregas’s form this season has been a far cry from that of the previous campaign and the 28-year-old was forced to deny any part in alleged dressing room revolts earlier this season. I get it. You love him. “Good luck in the future”. Obviously the situation is not good but together it is possible for us to climb the table.

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“I told them, things happen in football and I want them to look in the mirror, not just two seconds but longer, and see how they can contribute on the way up”.

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