Source: Daily_Mail
Wilkins: Abramovich did see players after Inter humbling but it was positive
Chelsea coach Ray Wilkins has admitted owner Roman Abramovich did meet with the players after their Champions League exit, but insisted it wasn't a negative meeting.[LNB]Reports after Chelsea's defeat against Inter suggested the Russian was furious with another Champions League disappointment.[LNB]But Wilkins said: 'It was a very positive meeting that the players have had with Roman so from that aspect he just added his support to the situation.[LNB] Abramovic: Watched his Chelsea team make another Champions League exit[LNB]'We were delighted to see him, he's always extremely involved in the club. He owns the club and wants to have a big input into what happens. So whenever he is down it is a positive as far as we're concerned.[LNB]'He's very close to the players, he knows the way they work so therefore he wanted to have a little input with them during the week. It was nothing dramatic, it was all pretty low-key stuff so we just get on with the business now.'[LNB]It has been reported Abramovich will now embark on a major overhaul of the playing staff. Wilkins accepted changes were likely this summer, but said that was a normal occurrence at any big club.[LNB] Giving Chelsea the Blues: Samuel Eto'o scores the winning goal for Inter at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night[LNB]He told BBC Radio: 'Seasons pass on, people are brought in and people leave the club and that's the way football is.[LNB]'We're no different to any other football club. We want to improve, we want to go forward and if it means a few players go along the way and a few come in that is just the way football is run.[LNB]'Whenever a top-quality player becomes available, a top club like ours will always be involved in the process.'[LNB] Piers Morgan: So which chump of a billionaire decided to drive Jose away?Paulo Ferreira admits Chelsea stars fear eternal Champions League failureCHELSEA FC
