Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti accepts tomorrow's game against Manchester United will decide his job. The Italian boss will pay the ultimate price for a season without silverware.
And that's despite winning the Double for the first time in the Blues' 106-year history last term.
Ancelotti admitted: "It's not crazy to think that the club can change.
"Every club has this possibility to change the manager at the end of the season if they want to.
"I've said I don't have a problem. I've tried to do my best. But the club has to check my job.
"If they consider my job is good, I'll stay. If they don't consider it good, they can change.
"I would like to stay but I am very quiet and calm."
