The word ainterima is the one that most of us have not really been too familiar with, until this past year or so, where this word is among the most bane of our lives as Chelsea fans. It began when Roberto Di Matteo was used to ensure success Andre Villas-Boas as Interim Manager mid-way through the season, and this kind of decision seemed a genius one. As we all know Robbie went on to win the Champions League together with his Chelsea part and we were all within the moon. When Roman Abramovich and his advisors chose to hire Di Matteo, it was on a temporary contract, but it was emphasised then that there would be a view to if he was effective, which he clearly was extending his contract to permanent. Therefore Robbie was rewarded with an expansion and we were all happy. Here is where in fact the curse of the interim starts, Robbieas Chelsea side continued to challenge at the beginning of the period and obviously Romanas tolerance became too thin after a loss of form and some dubious tactical choices, therefore Robbie was out on his ear much to your dismay. Another picture happened so fast that Robbie should have passed his heir whilst leaving the Stamford Bridge car park. Up methods former Liverpool Manager Rafael Benitez, hence causing disbelief and anger from the Chelsea devoted. These fans seemed to have longer helping thoughts than specific Board members. To start with, Benitez was valued as claiming in a interview that Chelsea followers had no enthusiasm, amongst different claims. He'd formerly made his emotions clear about Chelsea soccer club, but now he was managing them. The 2nd main memory loss our panel experienced, was the problem of the beginning. They made it clear being an Interim Manager and chose to appoint Benitez it'd consistently be before the end of the summer season and no further. Following the roller-coaster ride of employing the final Interim Manager, hadnat their lesson was learnt by them? Di Matteo had a chance to keep on and revealed the enthusiasm on need, how is a former Liverpool Manager who'd criticised Chelsea before hand, ever likely to have his soul and heart in it? An Interim Manager is a bad idea full stop. What made the Benitez hiring much worse compared to the Di Matteo saga, was the fact we all knew it was only before end of the time. How on earth can participants, staff, coaches and supporters bond with and get behind a who they know is leaving, not really considering the history of that Coach? Itas a determined decision for just about any panel to make. Players become as they obviously did with Di Matteo mounted on administrators and then they leave, it exceptionally reduces people and fans comfort, that is a dangerous and really bad situation. Many people wonat admit it but along with playing for the love of your club, you are also playing for the honour of one's Manager. Iam maybe not debating Benitez as a Coach, yes he has acquired some awards in his career and I know many people on the market do his ability to rate. My concern is the very fact that he, the board and followers, all realized that he was going at the conclusion of the season and now when it seems you can find only two real trophies to play for, our Interim Manager is clearly aiming for these trophies and ignoring Champions League soccer, which really is a selfish and boring shift. Benitez knows he is leaving; he's to be able to put two more awards to his CV before he leaves and he's moving for that. For when you are fighting for fourth in the group AKA an important place in the Champions League me, you must perform your best group during this period of the period. This decision must certanly be unnecessary of other fittings or busy schedules. Today in our 2-1 reduction at Southampton, most of us experienced Benitez choose more of a collaboration that has been stable previously, but lacklustre recently and the edge people, a relatively un-balanced midfield, a left side. Not only this, when he had a chance to change the game at half time and get it to Southampton, he decided to wait to ring the changes and when they did come, on the whole they were complicated and the definitely the wrong choices. We had an immediate sport changer sat on the counter in the shape of David Luiz and Juan Mata not even in the squad. Along with that we had Eden Hazard on the table for the majority of the overall game while a very poor Victor Moses somehow managing to perform a match. The John Obi Mikel and Frank Lampard mixture in midfield was not working, yet he waited more than 65 minutes to change that. We face Manchester United on Monday in the FA Cup Quarter Final Replay and we all know when explaining our loss at St Maryas that is going to be Benitezas first support. All of us know that our priority should lie with nailing that remaining automated Champions League spot, even though winning the FA Cup once again would be a great success and a good success. OKAY, and this loss does not mean we pass up however, but it was incredibly important that we got three points here; on paper it was one of our easier outstanding fixtures with all due respect to Southampton. Lots of people who read my articles may realize that frequently I am not a sceptic, I'm typically the more positive of Chelsea fans, I always back the players and the boss no matter what. But I am afraid this latest interim tale has forced me to admit our present interim has made some very selfish choices recently, specially against Southampton. Donat get me wrong, our people were very poor, we had a negative game and Southampton played well and deserved the victory; letas simply take nothing away from them. However in order to offer us a chance of winning, we simply had to start out our most prolific makers, Hazard and Mata. These guys are also dangerous and essential to rest at this time of the growing season, as is David Luiz. Spinning at this time is simply not an alternative, best part possible, time. Winners League certification means a financial shot, more appeal for possible new goals (essentially a prolific target man) and obviously more appeal for a new Manager ahead in. The final thing we want is still another hurried and eager session of the curse that's aThe Interim Managera. 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