Chelsea look set to welcome former All Blacks mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka to Stamford Bridge for a short-term consultancy role. Enoka was a key part of New Zealand's back-to-back Rugby World Cup triumphs in 2007 and 2011 and he will now take up his first role in football at Chelsea, according to The Telegraph.
The mental skills coach developed a notable "no-d***heads" policy during his extended tenure with New Zealand and his arrival at Chelsea comes after Graham Potter's squad reached 33 members, with seven brought in last month.
A dressing room that now appears bloated and filled with lots of big characters set for a number of tension-filled moments in the second half of the season has seemingly brought about his arrival, with Todd Boehly also hoping to instil a winning culture in west London.
