Finally, the Chelsea of the millions of Euros of the
Russian magnate Román Abramovich, the eternal loser, the one who generated the utmost resistance
in these years, the one of a generation
that was going towards its end swallowing coaches of different type was able to celebrate as winner of the
Champions League in the least thought season, and in the least foreseen scenery.
In a year in which things did not only worked badly, but in the middle
of a storm, Abramovich had to change the coach, firing the Portuguese André
Vilas Boas (about whom everybody imagined a new José Mourinho) to turn to, as a
transition, to ex player, Swiss-Italian, Roberto Di Matteo, this one finished
to be one of the heroes conducting the team to a glorious final, first with the
Fa Cup and then, crowning it with the first Champions League in their history.
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