Monday, March 4, 2013
Chelsea skipper John Terry is being primed to take over as club’s Manager
Following his recent outburst over
fans behavior, Chelsea’s infamous interim Manager Rafa Benitez ended the week
on a high note as the Blues won 1-0 over West Bromwich Albion at Stamford
Bridge. Demba Ba's first-half goal offered some relief by putting Chelsea in 4th place in the Premier League.
Benitez surprised fans over the weekend when he tap-danced through a
steam of leading questions with a big smile and twinkle in his eye.
Benitez still maintains however that his
stay with Chelsea will only be till the end of his contract which is May.
Already, Blues are thinking of a possible replacement for the Spaniard, well not an immediate replacement. According to
the Mirror UK, Chelsea FC are keen on letting Captain, John Terry
take his coaching qualification as they hope to have him as Club’s manager in
the nearest future. The 32-year-old has been identified as a future manager –
possibly as early as 2014 when his contract expires.
In the hope that Terry will
transition from player to coach to manager, the club is encouraging their
captain to start working towards his coaching badges this summer.
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