Osgood predicts more unease at Chelsea

Chelsea legend Peter Osgood predicts more disgruntled Blues players to emerge in the wake of Damien Duff’s criticism of Claudio Ranieri’s rotation policy.

Osgood predicts more unease at Chelsea
Tue, 16 Sep, 2003 - 11:52

Chelsea legend Peter Osgood predicts more disgruntled Blues players to emerge in the wake of Damien Duff’s criticism of Claudio Ranieri’s rotation policy.

The £17m (€23m) Republic of Ireland winger voiced his discontent on the eve of tonight’s Champions League opener against Sparta Prague, insisting he wants to play full games and not be substituted.

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