Source: SKY_Sports
Cech rejects unrest talk
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech has denied rumours of unrest among the squad at Stamford Bridge.[LNB] There have been rumours of discontent in the Chelsea camp among the players in the wake of Luiz Felipe Scolari's departure.[LNB]Reports suggested player power helped remove Scolari from his post with Cech, Michael Ballack, and Didier Drogba allegedly key in persuading Blues owner Roman Abramovich to axe Scolari after having a meeting with the Russian.[LNB]Cech has denied there is a split in the camp and believes Saturday's win at Aston Villa shows the spirit in the sqaud remains intact.[LNB]"I think there was a lot of reports about Chelsea being divided in the dressing room and stuff like that but it has never been true," Cech told Sky Sports News.[LNB]"This club since I have arrived there is something which keeps the momentum, keeps the club going and that is the strength in the dressing room.[LNB]Relationship"I think the players have a great relationship. We stick together, the team has a sprit and even in a difficult time we show now and again that this is the case."[LNB]Cech was delighted with the 1-0 win over Villa as Chelsea ended a poor run of results and he felt the reaction of the players showed how important the victory was to them.[LNB]"I think it was the reaction after the game it was not showing off for the cameras it was because we felt it was a massive game and we knew it was going to be difficult and we made it," added Cech.[LNB]"This was great to know that when you finish a poor run of results with a massive victory like that you are delighted." [LNB]
