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Scolari blames 'player power' for Chelsea exit

Former Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has claimed that he was forced out of the English club because several players did not support him.

Carlo Ancelotti: Chelsea's new manager

Italian football manager Carlo Ancelotti has gone from Milan to London in less than a day.

SI.com: The Limey: Can Hiddink rescue Chelsea and please Abramovich?

To our knowledge, Roman Abramovich has never sung Oops!... I Did It Again at karaoke while wearing a Britney Spears wig. But it would be apt, since the Chelsea owner hastily and mistakenly sacked a manager for the third time in 17 months.

Opinion: Chelsea's 'irrational' decisions

Chelsea want to be a dominant force in world football. Chelsea also want to become a successful global brand. If that's the case, Chelsea should take a long look in the mirror and examine the irrational decisions which have left them in disarray:

Anelka hat-trick puts Chelsea into sixth round

A hat-trick from Nicolas Anelka helps Chelsea come from behind to see off second-flight Watford 3-1 to reach the sixth round of the FA Cup.

Chelsea count cost of managerial sackings

Chelsea posted losses of £65.7 million ($93.91m) as they were left to count the cost of managerial departures.

Debate: Who should replace Scolari?

The sudden exit of Luiz Felipe Scolari at Chelsea has left Ray Wilkins temporarily in charge, and the door is wide open for a new manager at the London club.

Legend Scolari sacked as Chelsea manager

Brazilian legend Luiz Felipe Scolari has been sacked as manager by Chelsea after "deteriorating" results and performances, the Premier League club announced on their Web site on Monday.

Arshavin completes $24M Arsenal move

Andrey Arshavin's protracted transfer from Zenit St. Petersburg to Arsenal for a reported £16.5 million ($23.59m) fee was finally confirmed on Tuesday by the Premier League club.

SI.com: The Limey: Manchester City's newfound riches can improve the EPL

Thanks to Dimitar Berbatov's 90th-minute winner at Bolton last weekend, Manchester United is back on top of the Premier League for the first time this season. Yet it was the 17-time English champions' crosstown rival, Manchester City, who hogged the global spotlight last week.

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