Mutu "lied": Chelsea chief

Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon today insisted his club had no option but to sack Adrian Mutu over his failed drugs test and denied there was any vendetta to force the Romanian striker out of Stamford Bridge.

Mutu "lied": Chelsea chief
Sun, 31 Oct, 2004 - 11:19

Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon today insisted his club had no option but to sack Adrian Mutu over his failed drugs test and denied there was any vendetta to force the Romanian striker out of Stamford Bridge.

Mutu tested positive for an illegal substance and Chelsea, as they did with Australian goalkeeper Mark Bosnich, sacked the player.

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