Rooney backs Villas-Boas Follow

Manchester - Andre Villas-Boas position as manager of Chelsea currently be speculation. But already voiced her support for a number of parties, one of which came from striker Wayne Rooney, who is a rival club, Manchester United.

Recruited Chelsea in the summer, Villas-Boas is expected to bring back 'The Blue' achievement, particularly in the arena of the Champions League, after the previous season brings Porto triumphed in the Europa League as well as a manager who managed to bring her team's youngest champion on the European scene.

However, the position of Villas-Boas now even middle widely touted on the verge of Chelsea following a bad rate. Currently the Blues recorded has suffered four defeats in seven matches in all competitions. This is referred to as Chelsea's worst start since Roman Abramovich bought.

The fact that no doubt makes the dismissal rumors began to emerge. Even so, Chelsea player before this already voiced its support for the manager. Mick McCarthy made a similar thing which is the manager of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Not only the players themselves, the men are now joined Portugal defended Rooney.

"There are many people who say he should be fired and Chelsea must soon make a change (in the chair manager). But it was not necessary, I do not see the point," said Rooney was quoted in The Sun and ESPN Soccernet.

"I must admit surprised to see Chelsea in recent years because they are always solid, very difficult to score against them and also very hard to beat. This season is not so, but they've got a new manager and new ways to play so it will take time," its value.

Emphasizing the importance of time that a manager can really adapt and find the right formula in the mix of tactics, Rooney was then provides some examples of how it will impact positively on the process.

"Look at Manchester United who celebrate 25 years of success under Sir Alex (Ferguson) and see Arsene Wenger at Arsenal, and David Moyes at Everton. So for me the best option is to keep believing and keep your manager," concluded the England striker