Striker problem doesn't add up for Ranieri

Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri will today be reminded that three into two just does not go – leaving him with no choice but to drop one of his trio of big-name strikers to the bench against Sunderland.

Striker problem doesn't add up for Ranieri
Fri, 29 Nov, 2002 - 10:22

Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri will today be reminded that three into two just does not go – leaving him with no choice but to drop one of his trio of big-name strikers to the bench against Sunderland.

The soaring Blues take on the Black Cats at Stamford Bridge tomorrow with Ranieri facing another conundrum up front.

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