Don't go too far to the days of Glen Hoddle. I just remember Chelsea as a slightly above average team. I'm not saying they are that bad but they had some really great players; players who played with passion and have one aim. And that is to keep winning, and most importantly to win the next match after losing the current one. Gone are the days of Gianfranco Zola, Emannuel Petit, Dominic Matteo, Ruud Gullit, Gianluca Vialli. We should not even forget the heroics of Carlo Cudicini who seem to be able to pull off saves after saves despite having generous defenders in front. And yes, one sickening player that i will not forget in a Chelsea shirt is that Vinnie Jones wannabe and its none other than Denise Wise. You could see that passion and desire that these players have in their veins and when their on the field battling it out.
When i see Chelsea now, they're nothing more than employers who're just looking for a lucrative payroll. Comeon, you'll be silly to say you're happy warming the bench and waiting for the right opportunity, and thats from the mouth of Argentina's top striker. And then you have traitors like Michael Essien who claims he longer wants to train with the team which moulded him into a midfield powerhouse at Lyon. Also in the list in Shaun Wright Phillips who turn his back against the club who gave him an opportunity when most clubs were saying he was too small to be playing. And just when things start to look better, we have a wannabe star in John Obi Mikel who signed for Man Utd only to say he was forced into signing for them and his real desire is to play for Chelsea. Come on, how do you actually force someone put his signature on a paper? And the only player i thought to be the most smart and sensible among those merceneries, Scott Parker! He didn't want to bury his head so deep that he left them this year. Heck, he was one of the more promising player before joining Chelsea and was even an England starter. Now he's behind the pecking order of Gerrard, Lampard, Beckham, Ledley King, SWP, Joe Cole and of all players, Peter Crouch. And i've not even included in Jenas and Carrick.