Ranieri pleased with record at the Bridge

Opinion remains divided on Claudio Ranieri’s time at Chelsea but the popular Italian remains convinced he was a success at Stamford Bridge.

Ranieri pleased with record at the Bridge
Sun, 25 Jul, 2004 - 00:40

Opinion remains divided on Claudio Ranieri’s time at Chelsea but the popular Italian remains convinced he was a success at Stamford Bridge.

Ranieri was sacked by the London club at the end of last season, despite leading them to second place in the Premiership and a semi-final spot in the Champions League.

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