Di Matteo News
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Jose Mourinho called himself a “special one” when he arrived for his first spell in charge at Chelsea nine years ago. Today he said he’s “the happy one” after returning to the Premier League soccer team.
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Chelsea hired Jose Mourinho as manager on a four-year contract, bringing one of the most successful Premier League soccer coaches back for a second stint at the London club.
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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable Internet links.
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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable Internet links.
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Roberto Di Matteo was named permanent manager of Chelsea after leading the club to its first Champions League soccer title.
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Chelsea’s Russian billionaire owner has a simple message for the coach who’ll replace Roberto Di Matteo, fired by the west London soccer club today: Win.
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Chelsea hired former Liverpool coach Rafael Benitez as interim soccer manager until the end of the season after firing Roberto Di Matteo, an appointment that may pave the way for an approach to Pep Guardiola.
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Chelsea fired manager Andre Villas- Boas after eight months in charge, as the west London soccer team slipped further back in the race for England’s final Champions League slot.
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Chelsea’s new manager Andre Villas- Boas named former West Brom manager Roberto di Matteo as his No. 2.
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Chelsea coach Rafael Benitez said he’ll leave the soccer team at the end of this season and that it was a mistake to give him the title of interim manager.
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