Ray Wilkins
- Date of Birth: 14 September 1956
- Birthplace: Hillingdon, Hillingdon, England
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The Diamond
he fallacy surrounding Manchester United in recent seasons has been that of the diamond, which is a tactical concept, and a strategical structure, deriving at Manchester United from the way in which Bobby Charlton was deployed in the 1960s, as a deep lying center forward, alongside hard-tackling midfield creator-destroyers, such as Maurice Setters, Paddy Crerand, David Sadler, or Nobby Stiles.
Glenn Hoddle slams Chelsea for transfer decision following Roma draw
Glenn Hoddle has criticised the performance of Tiemoue Bakayoko following Chelsea's 3-3 draw against AS Roma in the Champions League last night.
Ray Wilkins: Chelsea's title hopes disappearing
Chelsea favourite Ray Wilkins believes his former club are losing their grasp on the Premier League title following a damaging 2-1 defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace.
Ray Wilkins slams Chelsea following N'Golo Kante injury
Chelsea favourite Ray Wilkins has hit out at his former club following a hamstring injury sustained by N'Golo Kante. The 26-year-old suffered the problem during Les Bleus' World Cup qualifier against Bulgaria last Saturday, and this could see him miss a few weeks of first-team action.
'Bakayoko is no Matic', Chelsea are weaker this season - Ray Wilkins
Former Chelsea player Ray Wilkins has questioned Antonio Conte's transfer business for the summer. The Blues won the Premier League crown under the Italian's first season in charge, but they have struggled to display a similar performance this term.
Wilkins: Chelsea's transfer decision could hand Man Utd the title
Former Chelsea player Ray Wilkins believes that Chelsea may have handed their Premier League title to Manchester United following their decision to sell Nemanja Matic to the Old Trafford outfit.
Ray Wilkins urges Chelsea to keep hold of this midfielder
Former Chelsea midfielder Ray Wilkins insists that manager Antonio Conte must keep hold of midfielder Cesc Fabregas beyond the current campaign.
Conte wants to sign Pirlo
Antonio Conte is not sitting back and enjoying his team's seven point lead at the top of the Premier League. The Italian manager is plotting how he will take Chelsea's success further next season and drawing up a shortlist of names that he wants to bring to the club, both on and off of the field. One of the names is Andrea Pirlo, who he wants to add to his coaching team .
Wilkins slams Arsenal boss
Chelsea coach Ray Wilkins has slammed Arsene Wenger's policy for fielding younger players in the Carling Cup, claiming that his policy undermines the true value of the competition.
Ince: we're not aggressive
Paul Ince has hit out at Ray Wilkins. The Blackburn coach defended his side after the Chelsea number 2 insisted that the Ewood Park side were too aggressive in Chelsea's 2-0 victory on Sunday.
