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Tuesday 04 January 2011 8:59 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 4:12 am

Ancelotti admits he’s lucky

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FOOTBALL: Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti admits he is lucky to have kept his job after presiding over the worst run of form under the reign of owner Roman Abramovich. The Blues have taken just 10 points from their last 10 Premier League matches ahead of tonight’s trip to Wolves. Ancelotti said: “I am a lucky man. I understand that a lot of coaches are sacked with results like these.” The Italian added he wants to be judged on his results at the end of the season. He said: “When you go to a restaurant, you have to pay the bill when finish your meal. It’s the same here. We have to pay the bill at the end of the season. At the end the club can judge me. The best food would be the Champions League. I’ve tasted it sometimes and it’s good.”

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