Villas-Boas: 'failed miserably' at Chelsea due to 'egos' and 'prima donnas'
Andre Villas-Boas has explained his unsuccessful spell at Chelsea, attributing it to the dressing room's 'egos' and 'prima donnas', according to Daily Mail and Portuguese media.
Andre Villas-Boas has opened up about his time at Chelsea, admitting he 'failed miserably' because he couldn't handle the dressing room's 'egos' and 'prima donnas', as reported by Daily Mail.
The former Chelsea manager, now president of FC Porto, detailed the reasons for his failure in an interview, according to Bola na Rede. He acknowledged the importance of leadership in a coach's success and admitted: 'I failed roundly.'
A Bola and Record also covered his remarks, with Villas-Boas mentioning 'prima donnas and particular egos' and warning about 'the problem of egos', as per their headlines.
