LIAM BRADY continued Arsenals feud with champions Chelsea by
admitting he hopes they suffer a crisis.
The Gunners midfield legend expects unrest in the Blues camp as
high-profile players cannot get a game.
Brady said: There could be trouble behind the scenes. I wonder how
Arjen Robben is going to feel about the situation if he is not
included in the plans.
I am hoping strongly that they lose a couple of games and there is
a crisis because theyve really upset a lot of people over the last
three years, Jose Mourinho in particular.
Chelsea are likely to be furious at Bradys comments, which will
fuel the war of words going on between the two London clubs.
Their relationship is at an all-time low following the tap-up row
which eventually led to Ashley Coles move to Stamford Bridge
earlier this month and the England full-backs revelations about
Arsenal in his autobiography.
William Gallas moved from Chelsea to Arsenal as part of the deal.
But Blues then claimed the French defender threatened to score an
own goal if he had played for the club again.
Brady, 50, a Champions League pundit for Irish TV station RTE, is
head of youth development at Arsenal and part of the set-up which
produced Cole.
And like boss Arsene Wenger, he is clearly angry at Chelseas
behaviour throughout the whole Cole affair.
