"Since Mou was , the environment in Chelsea improves"

One of the players that carries more time in the staff of Chelsea, Jon Obi Mikel, has conceded some controversial statements from England in which it has ensured that the environment in the changing room of the combined "blue" has improved after the course of José Mourinho

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In some words that has collected during the last hours the "Daily Star", Jon Obi Mikel has rushed forward indirectly against José Mourinho ensuring that the changing room of Chelsea is much calmer with his course, and that this is reflecting in the last results of the team "blue".

In spite of everything, has wanted to stand out that for him treats of a big technician, avoiding of this form go in in any type of verbal confrontation with the Portuguese trainer, something that to the luso gives him very well when being practically his bread of each day with other agents of the world of the football.

"Now it is everything well. José is a fantastic trainer and always will be a fantastic type. But it is necessary to admit that since it went the environment in the team has improved", has related the experienced Nigerian midfield player, somebody that knows of what speaks taking into account that it is one of the players that more time carries in the staff londinense.

Now, with the arrival of Guus Hiddink to the bench "blue", has opened a new panorama in which the players will try to give the best of himself same to do that the team trace back positions in the Premier League, where at present finds sunk in the last positions of the table. "Mourinho returned to the club and won a pair of trophies but now no longer is".

"If it was a correct decision? Who knows it? Now only we look to the future. Hiddink Has not changed a lot of things still but already was in the club does a time and knows so much to the club as to the staff", has commented the African player.