Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho gave himself the credit as his substitutions paid off with Eden Hazard and Willian scoring late to grab a 3-1 win at Norwich City in the Premier League on Sunday.
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The self-proclaimed 'Special One' is no stranger to talking himself up and he was not afraid to stick his hand up to say his risky tactic of throwing on more attacking power at the expense of a defender had won the three points.
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Having taken a fourth-minute lead through Oscar, Chelsea failed to build on that and allowed their hosts back into the game with Anthony Pilkington's 68th-minute equaliser.
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Mourinho threw on Samuel Eto'o, Eden Hazard and Willian between the 73rd and 81st minutes and it paid dividends.
Yes it did. The goals came @ the right time so he deserves the commendation. He did well in the game ...