Once again d old school cabal is @ it again and Rafa Benitez job is on d line.

Rafa Benitez was involved in a training ground bust-up with Chelsea's shell-shocked squad on Monday.
Less than 24 hours after they were beaten 2-0 by champions
Manchester City, the Spaniard told his players their attitude had cost a series of managers the sack, then lectured them on their failure to grasp tactics and a lack of effort.
But interim manager Benitez was stunned when one senior player
suggested he might be at fault, given the club's success in winning
the European Cup last May.
Seething: Rafael Benitez slammed his players in a training
ground row after their defeat by Manchester City
Dejected: Chelsea players look shell-shocked as they fall to a
2-0 defeat at the Etihad on Sunday
'We won the European Cup with this team,' the
player said. A furious Benitez also accused the
squad of under-performing since he replaced
Roberto Di Matteo in November.
Sportsmail understands captain John Terry, who
has been overlooked since recovering from
injury, then made a passionate case on behalf
of the players, even though he wasn't even on
the pitch at the Etihad Stadium.
Benitez is trying to prepare the players for
Wednesday's FA Cup tie at Middlesbrough, but
he is now facing a battle to keep them onside.
Chelsea failed to win the FIFA Club World Cup in
December and were then beaten over two legs
in the Capital One Cup semi-final by eventual
winners Swansea.
They are only two points clear of fifth-place
Arsenal in the Barclays Premier League and face
a tough trip to the Riverside for tomorrow's fifth-
round tie.
It's understood that he began a pre-training
discussion with the player by calling them into a
huddle at their base in Cobham, Surrey.
After picking up on a comment made by skipper
Terry in the dressing room following their defeat
at City, Benitez attempted to single him out.
Terry defended himself and reminded the
Spaniard that senior players have spoken to him
about his managerial methods since he arrived
after Chelsea's shambolic loss in the Champions
League against Juventus.
A discussion that began with the best of
intentions then descended into a heated discussion between the
players and the interim boss.
Making a case: John Terry (centre) backed up his team-
mates, despite being benched for the City defeat
Overpowered: Yaya Toure opened the scoring for the hosts
with a neat finish
Game over: Carlos Tevez (right) put the result beyond any
doubt after rifling home a shot
One player reminded Benitez that, in addition to the Champions
League, this Chelsea squad also won three Premier League titles and
four FA Cups.
On Monday night sources at the club played down the nature of the
exchange and maintained that it did not have an impact on the
quality of the training session that followed.
Benitez has held several discussions with Chelsea's players about the training at the club since he replaced Di Matteo.
He knows he will be replaced in the summer. Chelsea are already
casting around for a replacement.

Wat a relief

190: Wat a relief

Huh? Wonda y all dese chelshyt fans hate dat dude