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Chelsea stars “furious” with Abramovich

Published: 14 August, 2010, 15:30
Edited: 19 August, 2010, 15:34

TAGS: Sport, Abramovich, Football, Premier League


The Chelsea players are said to be ”furious” with owner Roman Abramovich’s decision to reconsider the system of bonuses in the team, which won the English Premier League last season.

In order to make the club more profitable, the Russian billionaire decided to pay his men extra money only if they win one of the tournaments in which they take part – Premier League, the National Cup, English League Cup and UEFA Champions League.

Previously, the Chelsea stars, including Russian international Yury Zhirkov, could earn bonuses after every successful game. So the atmosphere at the London club is far from ideal.

“The players are furious and there is a huge row going on behind the scenes. They’re champions and are rewarded with a pay cut – it’s hardly a great way to motivate them. It was a big shock and they’re not happy. Now they’re going into the season under a cloud,” an unnamed source within the club told The Sun newspaper.

The Blues kick off the new Premier League season with a home clash against West Bromwich Albion on August 14.

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Roy August 19, 2010, 15:16
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This for sure is the right way to go, bonuses should be payable on the success and winning trophies. You cannot expect a bonus if you win nothing and besdies they are so overpaid they dont even need a bonus. There is a massive Global Depression currently on the go for those dont know. Millions have lost their livelyhoods and are now living in poverty and that is besides the billions that were there before the depression, be grateful for what you got.

boz August 15, 2010, 14:29
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They're all horribly Overpaid 'Princesses' and should be looking for second jobs. Roman, on the other hand, should have surgery to separate him from his ego and most of his money.

Alex Stone August 14, 2010, 17:51
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The Chelsea team might want to remember that times aren't the same as they were 2 or 3 years ago. Performance related pay is long overdue in the EPL. Players like Terry (sure to be at the heart of any discontent), who is well past his prime, and makes more noise than anything else, feasted on the golden goose when times were good, and now complain when the owner is seeking to make sure the club is run in a fiscally responsible manner. Roman Abramovich is doing the right thing, and it'll be even more incentive for the young up and coming players to prove their worth, as the older long timers disappear now they have to work a bit harder for their pay. Terry, Cole and Lampard are on obscene salaries, and it's fair to the rest of of the team that they justify those salaries. Well done Roman.