Blues have personality, says Ancelotti
Italian not worried by the Blues' recent drop in form
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti believes he has brought “personality” to the Stamford Bridge club after taking over from Guus Hiddink last summer.
The 50-year-old insists that his side are not under pressure following a recent slump in form and will be looking to return to winning ways at St Andrews in the lunchtime kick-off on Boxing day.
Chelsea have only managed to secure one win in all competitions since their 3-0 demolishing of Arsenal at Emirates Stadium on November 29.
“I think that Chelsea have shown a new play in the last year, and shown personality and identity,” said the Italian.
“Sometimes we can play well. Sometimes we don’t play such a good match. But every game Chelsea play, [it is] with personality, with a particular system of play and, also, with a good identity.”
He added that he does not believe his job is on the line following the Blues’ recent disappointing run of results.
“I never think that if I don’t win games Roman will remove me. My aim is to do the best for this club, as I have done for other clubs.”
Chelsea get the Premier League festive schedule underway on Boxing day while Arsenal host Aston Villa on Sunday and Manchester United travel to Hull.
