Chelsea and Nigeria midfielder John Mikel Obi admits the atmosphere
in the Chelsea camp is much better under Guus Hiddink than under former
manager Jose Mourihno.
“We’ve moved on and the atmosphere has
improved since the change of manager. It’s fine now, we’ve just not been
getting results. José is a fantastic manager and will always be a
fantastic guy. But sometimes football is a cruel game and you have to
move on.
He came back to the club a second time and
won two trophies but now he’s gone and we have to move on. Is it the
right decision? Who knows? We’ll only see in the future. “He [Hiddink]
hasn’t changed much yet but he was here before and he knows the place
and all the staff. The players are different – only me and John Terry
were here before – but he knows what to do. We’re down there in the
table for a reason so he can’t come in and perform miracles but we want
to get out of there and climb the table. We’ve had three games now
without losing so are making the right steps. I’ve been as confused as
everyone else,” he said.
“It’s difficult when you’re not playing, as
you don’t really know what the problems are. I wasn’t playing that much
under Mourinho so couldn’t put my finger on what was going wrong. It
was a collective thing – the players and the manager were not
performing.” he concluded
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