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Very few people have access to the inner sanctum of the new Chelsea family. One of them is award-winning sports journalist Harry Harris. He has the ear of the players, and contacts inside the Abramovich camp that have allowed him to follow the ins and outs of this historic first season in minute detail. Now he reveals the amazing secrets he has accumulated in one astonishing book. Abramovich: The Chelsea Diary contains amazing new insider information on the ongoing speculation that Claudio Ranieri will be set aside to make way for Sven-Goran Erikkson. It follows Chelsea's continuing campaign to sign even more big-name players such as Michael Owen, Wayne Rooney and Stephen Gerrard...And as the rubles continue to be spent, it analyses what Abramovich's chances are of scoring his own personal goal: success at any cost.
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Harry Harris is a bestselling author and award-winning journalist. He is Group Chief Football Writer at the Express, is the current holder of the coveted Sports Story of the Year award, and the only writer ever to win the scoop of the season twice. He has also been British Sports Journalist of the year twice, runner-up once, as well as having won a string of other titles and awards. His most successful books have been The Chelski Revolution, Pele: His Life and Times, Gullit: The Chelsea Diary, Terry Venables: The Inside Story, Ronaldo: The Biography of Wayne Rooney and Zola: A Tribute to a Legend.
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The remarkable story of how Roman Abramovich came to buy Chelsea began in March 2002 when the Russian was introduced to football agent Pini Zahavi by German Vladimirovich Tkachenko, owner of Russian club Sovietov Krylya and an influential member of the Council of the Russian Federation, their equivalent of an MP. Read the first page
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The remarkable story of how Roman Abramovich came to buy Chelsea began in March 2002 when the Russian was introduced to football agent Pini Zahavi by German Vladimirovich Tkachenko, owner of Russian club Sovietov Krylya and an influential member of the Council of the Russian Federation, their equivalent of an MP. Read the first page
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