New Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas admits doesn’t intend to embark on a lengthy career in management.
The Chelsea supremo was speaking after chairman Bruce Buck claimed he could see Villas-Boas being at the helm for more than 15-years, however this is not something the man himself can envisage:
“I have this idea of not being in the game for a long period of time,” said Villas-Boas.
“Bruce’s words weren’t said to collide with my words, on my future, but I really don’t know what will happen.”
But Villas-Boas seems to be happy with the current direction in which the Chelsea Football Club is heading.
“From what I understand from the chairman, there’s confidence in the work we’re doing and the most important thing is for me to alert people who aren’t at the club that it isn’t my arrival that’s made us start well.
“This is a group success. We’re happy with what we’re achieving. Not fully happy because we’d like to be first in the league. But we’re confident for the future.”
