
Speaking to Joseph Masi of the Express & Star, Neil said; “For me Chelsea is where it all began many, many years ago. Growing up in London it is a club I have followed throughout my career.
“To play them here at home, I think we have really got a chance. People might say I am crazy but we have pulled off a win against Forest away and Brighton at home. There is no reason why we can’t beat Chelsea at home as well.
“The boys really wanted a big Premier League side. Me not so much, I want the best chance of progressing further in the competition. But at the same time it is nice to have Chelsea. They won’t want to come here.
“It’s a smaller stadium than what they are used to and if they come here and are a bit complacent we have a great chance.
“They are the champions of England and regardless of what team they put out it will be full of internationals. But we have had a great start to the season and we answered a lot of questions against Brighton.”
SOURCE: EXPRESS & STAR