Originally posted by gicks79 at 10-2-2009 11:40 AM
Tah mane peginye boboi celski tuh ye..
skali masuk forum terus sentap tuh pasal kita tk update hari2 pasal celski..
mungkin dia tgh apdet berita pasal chelsea..jgn kaco dia..kang lari konsetrasi..kita dah tempek gambar yg robinhohoho join chelsea tuh pun dia masih tak caya kita lagi..ada muka penipu ke kita neh gicks?
A spokesman for Luiz Felipe Scolari has revealed that Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was responsible for his sacking.
According to Scolari's agent, Acaz Fellegger, the Brazilian coach had the full support of Chelsea's chief executive Peter Kenyon. Fellegger instead pointed the finger at the club's multi-billionaire owner
"It seems that Abramovich made the decision," Fellegger told newspaper Lance earlier.
"He [Scolari] was not in a comfortable situation despite having the support of the squad and Peter Kenyon."
Fellegger also pointed out what Scolari felt what was ailing Cheslea: the lack of a youth programme and an ordinary first-team. The former Portugal coach also RUED ROBINHO"S FAILURE to arrive at Stamford Bridge.
"The Chelsea squad are old," Fellegger continued. "Felipe tried to rejuvenate it, but unsuccessfully.
"He asked [the board] to sign Deco and Robinho, but they only bought Deco."
Fellegger also dismmissed suggestions that Scolari had problems with the English language. He revealed that Scolari had worked hard to become fluent and competent in the language - in order to give responses at press conferences in English.
"The English language has never been an issue for him as he has given many interviews in English," he added.
On Sky Sports News, Scolari issued a statement through Fellegger's website and said he would communicate with the media soon and wished his former club all the best.
"I wish luck to Chelsea in the three competitions they are involved in," the statement read.
"I also take this opportunity to confirm that I will keep living in London and I will respond to the media soon."
Scolari: Believes Abramovich was behind the sacking.
Luiz Felipe Scolari and his advisers believe the failure to sign Robinho last summer was key to his failure to rejuvenate Chelsea's "old" squad. Robinho joined Man City instead as Scolari was only able to add Deco in the summer and, after just seven months in the job, has been axed after Chelsea slipped to fourth place in the Premier League.
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Post time 10-2-2009 11:33 AM
sbb tak apdet perkembangan bayern munich..
