‘Different’: Rio Ferdinand shares what Sir Alex Ferguson always said about Chelsea when he was a manager.

Despite recently being fired by Roma, Mourinho’s reputation among Chelsea

supporters can hardly be tarnished by anything that occurs in the game.Rio Ferdinand confirms what Sir Alex Ferguson once said about Chelsea during his managerial tenure: “Different.”Rio Ferdinand, a legendary England player and former manager of Manchester United, has revealed the words of Sir Alex Ferguson regarding Chelsea during his tenure as manager.

He stated on the ‘Obi One’ podcast that the emergence of Jose Mourinho as manager and Chelsea as a major club impeded their ability to cruise to league titles with the same ease as before.Although he won three league titles as Chelsea manager, he led a genuinely elite Blues squad to an abundance of additional trophies.Ferdinand was among those whose performance at Stamford Bridge was significantly influenced by his tenure, as United were relegated to a supporting role for the majority of his tenure.

The Englishman has now provided an explanation for what his manager, Ferguson, often communicated to his squad when the Blues posed a significant threat to their dominance.

Ferguson regarding Chelsea

“At the beginning of the year, we were accustomed to and at ease with emerging from the traps slowly; however, by the turn of the year, we realized we could catch and defeat any team.” “This was the situation that existed before Chelsea and Mourinho were brought in.”However, once you got off to such a slow start, they became relentless and persisted. We were in awestruck. I recall the manager during our championship season. He remarked, “Listen, this is something else; we cannot wait until Christmas!” Day one of pre-season must commence. We both recognized the necessity for a distinct approach on this occasion.

Following his departure from Roma, it was possibly anticipated that rumors of a managerial position with Chelsea would circulate. However, it has since been asserted that Mauricio Pochettino’s position is not under any duress at this time.