"But he has left the club much healthier than he found it so you've got to say well done to him.
"We were struggling when he bought the club for £1 (in 1982), he built the stadium and the Chelsea Village so you have to hold your hands up to the old man, but he could have done it in a more diplomatic way.
"He was good for Chelsea and did a fantastic job. He likes to be in the limelight and he has always been on radio and TV, so I think if something came along he'd take a stab at it."
Sheffield Wednesday, perhaps?