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Paulo Ferreira: In 2012, I was worried we were getting too old to win Champions League with Chelsea
FourFourTwo Films The Portuguese defender arrived at the club with Jose Mourinho in 2004 and experienced Chelsea just miss out in Europe's premier competition again and again. Then, just when he thought the chance had passed...
Ranieri, you're not alone: 9 managers who were sacked the season after winning trophies
Claudio Ranieri Crispin Andrews pores over the history books to find more bosses who were binned soon after trinket triumphs
Di Matteo undaunted by Schalke pressure
Roberto Di Matteo Roberto Di Matteo is undaunted by the weight of expectation on his shoulders after taking over as coach of Bundesliga side Schalke.
Schalke attack excites new coach Di Matteo
Roberto Di Matteo Schalke coach Roberto Di Matteo is excited by the attacking quality in his squad as he prepares for his first game in charge.
Schalke's Di Matteo rules out specific Real marking
Roberto Di Matteo Real Madrid's incredible strength in depth means Roberto Di Matteo has no plans to send his Schalke players out with specific instructions to target individual members of the opposition.
Aston Villa snap up McCormack for £12m
Ross McCormack Ross McCormack has become the subject of another big-money transfer, leaving Fulham to join Aston Villa in a £12million deal.
Di Matteo: Draxler not ready to face Augsburg
Julian Draxler Schalke will still be without star midfielder Julian Draxler for at least another week after coach Roberto Di Matteo ruled him out of Sunday's clash with Augsburg.
Martinez, Mancini and continental Chelsea: The EPL's third wave of foreign managers
Luiz Felipe Scolari With Arsene Wenger poised to celebrate 20 years as Arsenal manager on Thursday, FFT has decided to honour every foreign boss to grace (and often not) top-class football in England – all 50 of 'em. Here are numbers 21 to 30...
Arsene Wenger vs Chelsea: the Frenchman's record against each Blues boss
Arsene Wenger The Arsenal boss has seen numerous managers come and go at Stamford Bridge since his appointment in 1996. Greg Lea recounts his many clashes (on and off the pitch) with counterparts from a few miles down the road
