Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas has no problems with owner Roman Abramovich turning up at the Blue training ground to scrutinise the squad. The Portuguese insists the situation has not been a distraction as he prepares for Saturday's trip to Everton, revealing his discussions with Abramovich had been "short and accurate and precise".
"We have two competitions where we look better, and another competition where we have to dilute the damage and try to finish fourth, at least, which is not a very honourable position for the dimension of this club.
"Bearing in mind the rest, we focus on the same and a lot of focus on next year's progress as well."
Villas-Boas added: "We have never stopped speaking, because he is physically present it does not mean the conversation has just started now.
"The conversations have been ongoing, in different modes, but with physical presence you get your ideas across better, which is good.
"You can speculate whatever you want, but for us it is fantastic to have him here.
"It is not distracting, not at all." "The objectives we have for this season are pretty much outlined," he said.
