The Special One is becoming anece saryreturn for many Chelsea fans, not the po sible return they loath.It was the24thApril 2012 and PepGuardiolasat in Barcelonas pre s room announcing that he would not renew his rolling contract and take a year sabbatical in New York. His justifications for his sabbatical were personal and just, stating that four years atBarca, was more like an eternity and that tiredne s and fatigue had taken its toll. Nobody in the room or in thefootballingworld could argue that managing the best club Jeurys Familia Jersey in the world will eventually take its toll. That was the day that Mr RomanAbramovicof Chelsea was put on red alert. His holy grail of (the Champions League crown) had been achieved by Roberto DiMatteobut now he had a new obse sion; more Champions League crowns. In his eyes the only man that could achieve this in the foreseeable future would be PepGuardiola, himself. This was the man that won Barcelona the big-eared trophy twice in 4 years and also reaching the semi-finals.There were two major problems inAbramovicspursuit of theex-Barcaman, which was that he had taken a sabbatical and had promised not to talk about his future until January 2013. The other major problem was that he had hired Roberto DiMatteo. In the world of MrAbramovicthat would be a simple problem to fix; get theaxeout and replace a club hero with a club villain temporarily. Ever sinceRafaBenitez replaced DiMatteo, the pre s have highlighted him as the man keeping the Chelsea managerial hot seat warm forGuardiolaand they havent been wrong. The sacred time of year forAbramoviccame, whereGuardiolawould truly think about his future.December 2012 andrumoursswirled thefootballingmedia thatGuardiolahad already agreed to take charge of Chelsea on a whopping15ma year contract that would run for 3 years. Then morerumourssurfaced in which the tables had turned andGuardiolasaying that he would not want to manage such an unstable club such as Chelsea. Another twist to the story took place just a day before he made his decision. He attended aLMAconference in England and was judged to have said that he would love anopportunityto manage in England. Chelsea andAbramovicon alert again! So, as news reached the ears ofAbramovictoday that MrGuardiolahad agreed a 3 year deal atBayernMunich to replace the retiringJuppHeynckes, surelyAbramovicwill have to actually sit down and discu s their next manager with depth. A Shakespearean play has got nothing on this.The 14 titles thatGuardiolawon with Barcelona will have any team scrapping in dog-fights for him! What now forAbramovic? 90% of true Chelsea fans will say no Benitez; no with a vengeance. So be it the scenario whereRafatakes over full-time at Stamford Bridge, the fans will revolt and ultimately boycott.Abramovichas done everything in his power for Chelsea to become one of the greatest football clubs, not team, but club in the world. The1bnhe has spent on talent has not gone unnoticed with 3 Premier League titles (4 time runners-up), 4 FA cups, 2 League Cups and the one prestigious European Cup. This succe s is craved at many clubs such as Arsenal who have not seen silverware for 8 years. For many Chelsea fans theAbramovicera has made them itch for succe s even when they never knew what it ultimately felt like. But ironically they languish for stability. However, the fans will never forget the crisis saver and succe s yearningAbramovichas bought to the Chelsea fans.The two recent home lo ses to Swansea City andQPRwere overshadowed by boos from the home supporters towards the manager and the previously heavily-supported Fernando Torres. What we didnt get to see was the reception Mr Bruce Buck (Chairman) got during the pre-game lap ofhonour, honouringPetrCechs400thappearance for the club during the Swansea City game. The boos were rightly aimed at all three men with respective duties and responsibilities. Torres, once again put in a shockingly horrific performance with the Chelsea fans patience finally running out. Benitezs tactics were all wrong by not playing the majestic and arguably Chelseas player of the season, Juan Mata. The latter concerns Bucks treatment of the highly regarded heroes that are FrankLampardand Ashley Cole with respect to contracts, as well as hiring the devil himself as interim coach. With the latter, it falls down to the Chairman, Owner and Chief Executive RonGourlay, who apparently had an earful from a pa sionate fan regardingLampardscontract situation. Unearthing from the boos and whistles was the familiar chant JoseMourinho, JoseMourinho, JoseMourinho!I recently wrote aboutMourinhossituation. Its simple for Abramovic, hire him and you will indefinitely avoid any crisis that tarnishes the club. Not only is the man a coaching god but an exceptionally exquisite manager. If he was to return to Chelsea,Abramovicwill have to listen to the terms he would have to accept in order forMourinhoto install stability and succe s to Chelsea. Those are normal terms such as, full control over first team happenings, control over transfers and no external interference in contract dealings. Not at Chelsea and doesntMourinhoknow it. His situation at Real Madrid is becoming increasingly sour and the only way back for the man is England. For Chelseas fans will be treated with the same dismi sive regard as many of the ex-managers. The problem lies within the hierarchy and revolting againstAbramovicis not wise but revolt against his trusted Chairman and Chief Executive is. These two men have a bigger say than the fans and that is not right. WhenMourinhowas manager at the club he always praised the fans. From thetravellingsupporters that followed his team to the ever vocal home fans, he never forgot who truly had the club in their veins. The pa sion shown from John Terry and Frank Lampard made them deservingly heroes in the eyes of Mourinho.Mourinho, along with then-Chief Executive Peter Kenyon, knew how to run the club on a daily basis and treating the heroes of Chelsea (fans and select players) with the utmost respect.Mourinholoves England and craves the attention and love he gets from fans, media and opposition fans alike. He is treated like a me siah in England and dont we love him. Chelseas desire to have him back at the club is bigger than his own desire to return to England.Mourinhowill also be heavily fought for, just likeGuardiolawas. With Manchester Citys big bucks and Manchester Uniteds legacy it will be very difficult to persuade him back to the Bridge. It will be a fascinating dog fight for his sacred signature.JurgenKlopp,JoachimLow, DiegoSimeoneand evenAvramGrant are still within contention of taking over at Chelsea. What Chelsea fans can take heart from, is that JoseMourinhoisfavouriteto take over but also that his relationship withAbramovicis, understandably,much better. The cries for the Special One will grow louder, for however long the impromptu stay of Benitez continues.The fans will continue to pray but the only way out of this torrid me s, that is tarnishing the club, is the return of the Special One. Neil Walker Jersey