Ancelotti won the Serie A
ONCE in 8 years as manager of AC Milan.
That is extremely poor.
Winning the CL twice with them is fantastic. And that was probably why he was given the same task with Chelsea.
This Chelsea squad had consistently been one of the strongest in the CL. They were robbed by Ovrebo against "the greatest side ever", they lost on penalties in the final to United, they lost on pens against you lot, they pretty much only went out against the eventual winners in tough matches.
The only really spineless exits were the last two years under Ancelotti.
The two players you mention, Drogba and Terry, were two of our best performers last season. Drogba especially. And what happens in the last game of the season? Drogba is dropped from the squad altogether and Chelsea lose. We may have lost with Drogba in the side, but we wouldn't have been as pathetic as we were with him there. There was obviously a problem between them, but as Drogba performed on the field he should have been out on the field.
Yes, Ancelotti won the double in his first season. But it was a weak double. Just like United this season, we were the best of an average bunch. We didn't actually beat any strong sides to lift the FA Cup.
Only a stupid scouser would think that calling the players tvvats was another word for heroic.