Roberto Di Matteo "Buddha"

iNFINITY9910 wrote:He would be dangerous in Newcastle IMO

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Did you cry when you were relieved of your duties at Chelsea on November 21, 2012?

This is a personal question that I do not want to answer.



You would have been successful if you had stayed at the head of the team?

I really think so. Yes, yes. I am convinced. I was convinced that changing the type of game would have borne fruit.



This will be a pride for life have been the first Chelsea coach to win the CL with this club?

Absolutely, yes. It will always remain in the club's history. And that no one remove. I'm proud of what I did at Chelsea, footprint I left with people, supporters, the club, some players.

France Football ask Di Matteo how he felt about fans singing his name and clapping during the 16th minute of games, in honour of his old shirt number, and the Italian replied, "It gives me chills, goosebumps. It is not important how people greet you when you arrive at a club, but it is important how you are thought of when you leave.

We must understand the history of this celebration. When I was a player at Chelsea, we won a lot of titles. In 1997, we won the Cup, the first title won by the Blues for twenty-six years. In 2000, again the Cup (Di Matteo scored in both finals). In 1998, the Cup Winners' Cup, the League Cup, the European Super Cup. There has always been an important affection from the fans of this club to me. I am one of them."