希丁克：球隊缺乏穩定和組織，但忠誠無疑 - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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Guus Hiddink tells Sky Sports stability and defence are the key for Chelsea

By Gerard Brand - Last Updated: 03/01/16 7:21am


Guus Hiddink has told Sky Sports his main aim is to bring stability and
organisation to Chelsea, particularly in defence.


The Dutchman is in charge of the Premier League champions until the end of
the season following the sacking of Jose Mourinho, with Chelsea sitting in
the bottom half of the table as they prepare to travel to Crystal Palace
on Super Sunday.


Hiddink has two draws from his first two matches in charge against Watford
and Manchester United, and believes a stable base will help his
under-performing players more confident.


He exclusively told Sky Sports: "It is strange for the club, people are
not used to this, you notice that in the people. Now we have to create a
stable organisation in and around the team so that the players feel
confident.


"You have to give them a stable base on which they can perform, and not
get out of confidence when there is a little setback.


"My teams are always well organised. If you have quality in the team, we
try to organsie the team defensively very well, so that everybody knows
what to do.


"Everybody has to defend, and have the capacity to build up and attack. We
have those players but it has to be based on a very well organised
foundation.


"I believe every player can go to a little bit of a higher level than what
they think, and if you accumulate that, the whole team will rise.
Everybody has this special recipe."


Mourinho was sacked in December, just seven months after winning the
Premier League title, leaving Chelsea 16th in the division and one point
above the relegation zone following a dismal run of nine defeats in 16
games.


There has been criticism from certain quarters of the Chelsea support that
players had not shown full commitment under Mourinho, but Hiddink insists
the work ethic has not been a problem.


"I have to emphasise that this team has the same commitment after a week
as they had in the past.


"You have your players who are leaders, and I feel these players can be
even more tactical leaders during a game. We are emphasising this
responsibility.


"They are fully committed to their job. I like to observe, see how players
act, how they are related, how they cope together. From there you can
smell easily where problems might be, and so far I haven't found them.


"I don't know how it was before. After the beautiful championship last
year there was a fall down. What I like to see is players who are very
committed."

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