
Chelsea are set to employ Colonel Avi Moya, a combat adviser from the Israeli army as their new fitness coach. Odd, yes. Scary, yes. An excuse to publish a picture of John Terry dressed as John Rambo, definitely.
His training technique seems to involve people beating the living crap out of each other. Yes it keeps you fit, but would you really be happy to see Frank Lampard and John Terry belting lumps out of each other. It'll hardly be good for team morale!
Here's a clip of a "Krav Maga" Israeli training regime. Surely there are better ways for a footballer to stay fit? Ways that don't involve guns / lamping each other on the face?
No one will argue with Chelsea now 
According to sources in Israel, Moyal has taken physical training 'into the 21st century'.
Although Moyal has instilled a tough regime, he encourages soldiers to invite their wives and children to run on the beach with them at weekends.
The Colonel also holds regular quizzes for his troops on forces radio — a gimmick that would spark reminders of Don Revie and his Leeds team of the Seventies if he introduced the idea at Chelsea.
Grant will spend the next two weeks recruiting staff to replace Jose Mourinho's backroom team, but some of the candidates have reservations about moving to Stamford Bridge.