According to ex-Chelsea man Ray Wilkins the Blues are up for tonight’s match against Napoli.
In what has been a very turbulent season for Chelsea including the recent sacking of their manager Andres Villas-Boas, they are still in the Champions League, and fighting for a Champions League finish in the Premiership for next season.
In order for them to progress into the quarter finals they must over turn a two goal deficit from the first leg where they were beaten 3-1 in Italy.
When speaking about Chelsea’s chances Wilkins said: “This could kick-start what has been an average season for the guys. This could really kick-start a fantastic month.
“The big players come to the big party and they don’t come any bigger than these parties coming up. I’m sure they are relishing this one tonight.”
John Terry is now fit after a rapid recovery from surgery on his knee, and will lead the Blues tonight as their Captain when talking of how big this is for the team Wilkins said: “He is so big for Chelsea it’s unbelievable,” added the former Chelsea player, and coach. “It might be, for some of these guys, the last opportunity they have to play in Champions League football. They really are up for this one.”
