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Chelsea women's manager Emma Hayes said she will need "time and patience" to return to full health after undergoing an emergency hysterectomy last week following her ongoing battle with endometriosis.
Emma Hayes has stated she will take time away from her role as Chelsea manager after undergoing an emergency hysterectomy. Hayes revealed she had surgery last week as part of her ongoing battle with endometriosis. Ad She will be replaced by assistants Denise Reddy, who will make the on-field decisions, and Paul Green, who will carry out Chelsea’s press obligations.
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has revealed she will require ‘time and patience’ in order to make a full recovery after undergoing an emergency hysterectomy operation.
Emma Hayes has revealed she had an emergency hysterectomy last Tuesday and will need “time and patience to return to full health”. The Chelsea Women manager did not say how long she expected to be away from work.
Arsenal and Chelsea have discovered their UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage opponents after the draw was made in Nyon on Monday. Chelsea face a tough task after being joined in Group A by fellow European heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid, along with debutants Vllaznia.
Lauren James has been in fine form for Chelsea this season and her brother Reece [James] was in attendance at Kingsmeadow on Thursday as she produced another great performance against West Ham.
Chelsea found their groove after an early scare to see off West Ham 3-1 and move into the top four of the WSL. With their opening day defeat to Liverpool, Chelsea's season got off to the worst possible start, but they have recovered with back-to-back league wins to surge back up the table. Ad On a chilly evening in Kingston-upon-Thames, the Kingsmeadow crowd were silenced in just the third minute as Dagny Brynjarsdottir headed home powerfully from a corner.
Manchester City Women manager Gareth Taylor insisted that there was 'really positive signs' despite his team falling to their second successive defeat at Chelsea on Sunday.