Luiz Felipe Scolari has revealed disagreements with Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka contributed to his sacking as Chelsea manager.
Scolari, 72, arrived with a stellar reputation to replace Avram Grant in 2008 - but within seven months he had been axed.
The Brazilian coach had a short stint in west London and he puts part of the reason down to difficult relationships with his two star strikers.
'I had a form of leadership that clashed with one or two players,' Scolari told Yellow and Green Football.