Kezman: it’s Jose’s way or highway

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho may not be telling Mateja Kezman what to do for much longer.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

Chelsea may clinch the Premiership title today, but for frustrated striker Mateja Kezman, there are more important things than trophies Duncan Blanch explains.

MATEJA KEZMAN last night provided a fascinating insight into life as an outsider at all-conquering Chelsea.

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