They way Jose and Ronaldo handle with things is similar and awesome. When furious, instead of throwing bottle, they like to applause. Keep on sarcastic smiling.

‘Chelsea is a big club with fantastic players, every manager wants to coach a such a big team, but I would never take that job, in respect for my former team at Liverpool, no matter what. For me there is only club in England, and that’s Liverpool.’

This butthurt me.

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Added on November 23, 2012, 12:28 pm

and no becks

mcm wenger?

Rafael Benitez has rejected suggestions that he accepted a seven-month contract to take over at Chelsea in a bid to revive his battered reputation, after claiming he deserves his place among the elite managers in world football.

Rafa Benitez press conference Chelsea
PA PhotosRafa Benitez believes he is worthy to be Chelsea's manager

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Former Liverpool manager Benitez will take charge of Chelsea for the first time against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge on Sunday with his self-belief restored to the level of his coaching glory days at Valencia and Anfield.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson may have been quick to suggest Benitez was 'lucky' to be handed the keys of power at Chelsea after he was hounded out of Liverpool and Inter Milan in chastening fashion back in 2010, but Benitez insists he has nothing to prove as he makes his return to the Premier League.

"How many top jobs have been available in the last two years? Not too many," Benitez said. "So if you have maybe eight top managers and only one or two teams available, you do not have too many chances. For me, I was waiting for the right one and it was not there. Now I have a top club and I think I can do a good job.

"Every year you see new managers because the way football is going on, not too many people can cope with this pressure and keep winning. So I had a lot of confidence I would get a job, a good job. Which one? This one is a great opportunity. It doesn't matter that it's for seven months, even three months."

Chelsea supporters who are preparing a hostile welcome party for the club's new manager when he takes charge of the European champions for the first time against City may dispute Benitez's confidence that he should be recognised as one of the coaching giants of the modern game.

However, Benitez has stated that he is returning to the game with a glut of fresh ideas, as he believes some time away from the game has allowed him to re-evaluate his coaching ideals.

"I was forced to take a break from the game after leaving Inter Milan and it has taken me until now to find a way back," he said. "What I can guarantee is when you come back you are more focussed, you have better vision and you have more commitment. Sometimes when you are working, you are working so hard that you don't see everything.

"Now, when I watch the Champions League Final, it gives me new ideas. You watch another game, you have an idea and so you're ready for the next challenge. For me, this challenge is at Chelsea."

Meanwhile, Benitez has suggested he holds the key to reviving £50m misfit Fernando Torres at Chelsea, after claiming the striker he turned into a world-class superstar at Liverpool will benefit from his arrival at Stamford Bridge.

"My job now is to find out why he is not scoring as many goals as he was at Liverpool and I have my ideas," he said. "With Fernando, you have to put your arm around the shoulder and push him."

Adel’ll do for Fergie

ALEX FERGUSON is weighing up a shock move for QPR’s maverick midfielder Adel Taarabt.

The Morocco play-maker impressed Manchester United’s boss and coaching staff in the Rs’ 3-1 loss at Old Trafford on Saturday.

And with Fergie set to offload Portugal winger Nani while also losing faith in Ashley Young, Taarabt is being looked at as a possible replacement.

The 23-year-old was not a favourite of new QPR chief Harry Redknapp during their time at Spurs.

Redknapp never started Taarabt in a Premier League game and allowed him to go on loan to Loftus Road before he was sold for good in a bargain £1million deal prior to the 2010-11 season.

So if Redknapp could get good money in for the mercurial but inconsistent Taarabt, he would be tempted to let him go.

Ferguson knows Taarabt is still a work in progress but also recognises that, on his day, he is capable of running a game against the best sides the Premier League has to offer.

In contrast, Nani and Young have failed to set the world alight for United in recent months.

Nani has made just 15 appearances in all competitions this term, scoring two goals.

England international Young, meanwhile, has played five games fewer than Nani and has yet to score.

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Great link bro. tq

Fergie says there won't be any signings = there's 1-2 unknown players that soon will be stars coming.

valencia, young, carrick and cleverley offers solidity, but not creativity. we relied on rooney to provide some sparks of creativity yesterday, but he is off game, our attacking seem impotent.

kagawa and nani can provide that. hope kagawa can recover and nani bury the hatchets with saf.

scholes and giggs too late to came in. but if they start yesterday, swansea definitely rolling over us with their passing game.

i dont we /saf should talks much about williams strike the ball on rvp. imo he's unintended. he will clear /strike the ball whether rvp's head there or not. at worst, he just opportunist -split seconds decision to wind up opponents.. ref gave him a yellow, fair decision to me..

all those abu should try a ball kick to their head.