Chelsea boss Scolari: No problem communicating with players

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New Chelsea boss Luiz Felipe Scolari says he won't have any trouble communicating with his players.Scolari, who will succeed Avram Grant at the west London club, gave little away about what sort of boss he will be.
"You have to ask my wife, she knows best - get in touch with her!" he said when asked to describe what kind of person he is.
"I am what you see, I'm the person you are talking to. I like to play, I like jokes, I like a good atmosphere, I feel comfortable anywhere in the world because I establish good relationships with the people who surround me.
"I don't like high society. I don't like to go to parties. I'm shy! But I have a good relationship with my players and that's the most important thing.
"I speak English with my players, I speak German, I speak Italian... don't worry, the language of football is only one."
Scolari does not believe he will have any problems fitting back into the club coaching scene either, despite having spent the last seven years on the international stage.
"I spent my life coaching clubs," he said. "I know all the ins and outs of coaching clubs. It's no problem to me."