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How Carlo Ancelotti has brought steel back to Everton
Everton are finally a team with direction again thanks to the Italian’s astute man-management
Under-fire Sarri insists he can avoid Chelsea axe
Media reports claim Sarri will be axed if Chelsea are beaten in any of their next three matches after losing the backing of the club's hierarchy
Chelsea’s troubled season has hit a new low — its coach may be to blame
From the very first day of the season, Chelsea, reflecting their manager's discontent, have seemed totally out of sync on the pitch.
Why Abramovich can’t buy the best
After a decade of hiring and firing big-name managers, Chelsea's owner may be short of applicants to replace Rafael Benitez.
Coaches consistently strike out against Chelsea owner
Is there a repressed striker in the unconscious mind of Russian oligarch and Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich?
How AVB lost the Chelsea battle
André Villas-Boas has never convinced at Chelsea, but the bigger mistakes have been made by an owner who has made the next manager's job even harder.
Chelsea slated for sacking Villas-Boas
The League Managers' Association chief has criticised Chelsea for sacking André Villas-Boas, saying the club was becoming an "embarrassment".
Life’s good for Ancelotti after Chelsea
Chelsea's former manager tells <strong>Dominic Fifield</strong> he feels no bitterness over his swift and silent exit.
Speak to my lawyer — in English
Russian oligarchs favour British courts to sue each other over their ill-gotten gains.
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