Chelsea captain John Terry has denied reports that some senior players are unhappy with boss Andre Villas-Boas.
With the Portuguese looking to re-shape an aging Blues
side a number of established stars, including Frank Lampard, Florent Malouda and Didier Drogba, have found their first-team opportunities more limited than in previous seasons.
side a number of established stars, including Frank Lampard, Florent Malouda and Didier Drogba, have found their first-team opportunities more limited than in previous seasons.That has led to suggestions of dressing room unrest, stemming from the frustrated players sat on the sidelines.
The likes of Malouda and Drogba have been linked with moves away in January, while another senior striker, Nicolas Anelka, has already left the club for Chinese side Shanghai Shenhua.
has already left the club for Chinese side Shanghai Shenhua.However, Terry has scotched suggestions the squad is unhappy with Villas-Boas, insisting that any frustration stems from a desire to play and is not aimed in the manager's direction.
has scotched suggestions the squad is unhappy with Villas-Boas, insisting that any frustration stems from a desire to play and is not aimed in the manager's direction.
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