Roberto Di-Matteo: Last News

Chelsea's new boss Graham Potter was left amused in the capital when he spotted a picture of Ben Roberts on the walls of the Blues’ training ground.Roberts is one of the coaches Potter took to Chelsea from Brighton after being announced by the Blues last week. Roberts upped sticks from the South Coast to join Potter as a goalkeeping coach in west London as Potter looks to slap his own identity on the Blues.First-team coaches Bjorn Hamberg and Bruno and assistant head of recruitment Kyle Macaulay all also joined Potter at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea’s men’s team have become synonymous with chopping and changing managers in pursuit of Champions League glory.

Chelsea was a success despite his frosty relationship with the Stamford Bridge faithful.Benitez was appointed interim Blues boss in November 2012 following the sacking of Roberto Di Matteo, who had guided the west London side to a first ever Champions League crown just six months earlier.Replacing a club legend in the hot-seat was always going to prove a difficult task for the Spaniard, yet he arrived in SW6 with even less brownie points given his famous stint at Liverpool.In six years at Anfield, Benitez enjoyed a fierce rivalry with former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, dumping the Special One out of the Champions League on two occasions.He even took an infamous dig at Blues supporters for waving plastic flags back in 2007, meaning his

Paul Gascoigne once deflated the tyres on Roberto Di Matteo’s car while he was getting physic work in a brutal prank.The Englishman scored 110 goals in more than 450 club appearances over 21 years, earning a reputation as one of the Three Lions’ best players. But the 53-year-old is more well-known for his antics off the pitch, including putting an ostrich in a Tottenham shirt and setting him loose on training.

Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good.

Gabriel Agbonlahor has claimed he "hates" former boss Roberto Di Matteo over his treatment of Stiliyan Petrov.

Chelsea legend Didier Drogba has told the story behind the club’s historic Champions League final win on the eighth anniversary of the Blues lifting the trophy.