koclokindoblog, 8 April 2012,
Former Chelsea striker Tore Andre Flo believes his old team-mate Roberto Di Matteo would be a popular choice among fans as fulltime manager.
Former Chelsea striker Tore Andre Flo believes his old team-mate Roberto Di Matteo would be a popular choice among fans as fulltime manager.
Norwegian Flo played with Di Matteo at Chelsea during the late 1990s and also played under him during a stint at MK Dons from November 2008 to May 2009.
Flo believes Di Matteo is doing a "really good job" as stand-in manager of Chelsea and says the former Italy international midfielder would keep the fans happy if he was given the job permanently.
"The supporters would like it," Flo said.
"I think he would take the job. I think also that a lot of people would like him to do that. It would be very welcome among the fans.
"Saying that, it's not an easy job to take over Chelsea.
"It's a club that demands results straight away.
"All the players at Chelsea are big superstars, but if somebody can do it then I think Roberto can."
Flo emphasised his former teammate's man-management skills as a real strength.
"He's got good qualities as a manager," Flo said.
"He is not a coach who screams and shouts, he is quite calm.
"Since he was such a good player he knows how players think.
"He (knows) what to say to players to get them to do the right thing."
Flo believes Di Matteo is doing a "really good job" as stand-in manager of Chelsea and says the former Italy international midfielder would keep the fans happy if he was given the job permanently.
"The supporters would like it," Flo said.
"I think he would take the job. I think also that a lot of people would like him to do that. It would be very welcome among the fans.
"Saying that, it's not an easy job to take over Chelsea.
"It's a club that demands results straight away.
"All the players at Chelsea are big superstars, but if somebody can do it then I think Roberto can."
Flo emphasised his former teammate's man-management skills as a real strength.
"He's got good qualities as a manager," Flo said.
"He is not a coach who screams and shouts, he is quite calm.
"Since he was such a good player he knows how players think.
"He (knows) what to say to players to get them to do the right thing."
soccerway.com
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