Peter Kenyon: Chelsea need to show more style

Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon has urged Avram Grant to improve the team's style of play and admitted that the quality of the football being played at Stamford Bridge was "not quite where we want to be".

Kenyon insisted that Grant had done a great job since taking over from Jose Mourinho in September. The Israeli has led Chelsea to the Champions League semi-finals and to within three points of Manchester United in the title race with five games to go.

Yet despite this, a minority of fans have not taken to him, with some chanting Mourinho's name just a few weeks ago during the 2-1 victory over Arsenal.

Kenyon hopes that negative attitude changes and that the supporters appreciate the job Grant has done, even though he would like to see more attacking football.

He said: "We are in the semi-final of the Champions League and we are right up there in the most competitive run-in of the Premier League that we have had for many years.

"The crowd needs to get behind the team and that's as much Avram as anyone else. It has only been a fairly small element [who have been anti-Grant] and I'm sure we will see the crowd at Stamford Bridge behind the team.