John
Terry and Didier Drogba believe Chelsea deserve more "respect" after moving
to within one win of the Premier League title.
The Blues are on the verge of securing their fourth Premier League crown
after coming from behind to beat Leicester 3-1 at the King Power Stadium.
Terry and Drogba both got on the scoresheet to put the Blues in the lead
after Marc Albrighton had given the Foxes hope of another victory in the
first half. Ramires' stunning strike made sure of the win in the dying
moments.
After being labelled "boring" following their stalemate at Arsenal last
weekend, Drogba and Terry insisted their side deserve more credit for their
fine season.
"We're almost there," Terry told Sky Sports.
"We knew they were going to be a tough side and they were. They made it
really difficult for us.
"We got a bit of a telling-off at half-time and came out and responded
really well in the second half.
"We have to give the players and the manager some respect. What the manager
has done in two years with these players has been different class.
"We were the best side by far up until Christmas. Okay we have had to grind
out results, but the players and manager deserve a lot of respect, we have
been very good all year."
Drogba backed his captain's claims, and believes the coverage the Blues have
been getting is unfair.
"We wanted to make sure the Crystal Palace game would be the one to give us
the league so we pushed and scored fantastic goals," the striker said.
"We don’t get enough credit for the work we have been doing. We have been
top of the league from the very beginning."
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