'I'm not sure Scolari even knows what his full-strength side is'
Six former Stamford Bridge stalwarts explain what the club needs
to turn its season around Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari
Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari Photograph: Tony
O'Brien/Action Images  Pat Nevin  Chelsea forward 1983-88  I've
been saying for a long time now that if Chelsea don't get a wide
attacking player with real pace and a new striker then they are
going to get found out. And that's what happened. If it was the
old Chelsea with all the money in the world I would have said
that either Lionel Messi or Franck Ribéry would have been
perfect for the wide role, but of course that's unlikely to
happen. Up front, Drogba is not the player that he was - age
catches up with everyone - and while Anelka has done well he is
only world-class at a couple of things. Stop those and he can be
neutralised.  David Speedie  Chelsea forward 1982-88  Since Jose
Mourinho has gone they just don't seem to have the same spirit
and passion. If they we