Be ready to face humiliation at home again, Chelsea skipper warns Arsenal
Be ready to face humiliation at home again, Chelsea skipper warns Arsenal
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| John Terry |
Bad form
Last November's victory was widely described as "men against boys" and although Chelsea go into tomorrow's game on their worst run of league form for a decade, captain Terry believes a repeat performance is on the cards.
"We think we can go there and do what we did last year," he told his club's official website, www.chelseafc.com.
"If we're not thinking that, we shouldn't be playing."
Chelsea have won only one of their last seven league games and have not tasted victory in any competition for more than a month.
That was partly because of the postponement of last Sunday's home clash with Manchester United, who the Blues could find themselves six points behind when they take to the field on Monday.
Terry added: "Everyone is in the right frame of mind; it will be two weeks by the time the game comes around since we've played.
"We're raring to go and want to get off to a flying start." Chelsea's miserable run has seen them slip from top spot to fourth in the table, a point behind Arsenal.u00a0 They have only found the net four times and kept just one clean sheet in that period, which coincided with injuries to key men Terry, Frank Lampard and Michael Essien.
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