Ancelotti aims to deliver success

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has spent the past year hoping he would one day have the highly-respected Italian at the Stamford Bridge helm, but now that he has arrived Ancelotti realizes there is little room for sentiment as he plots a route to help the London outfit take a hold on English and European football.He is the fifth manager in two years at Chelsea, since Jose Mourinho left the club in 2007, yet Ancelotti is looking forward to his first job outside of his homeland of Italy."I don't want to do comparisons to other coaches," he said. "I have respect for them all and I want to do this my way. Only my way. Chelsea has been in five of the past six Champions League semi-finals and are a great team. I don't know how long I will be here, hopefully a long time. I came from a team where I remained for eight years and I want to be here as long as possible."I will put all of my energy into it and I think I will have to win something quickly. Chelsea has the right qualities for me to do so. Chelsea has arrived close in recent seasons and we have to make a little step to win."Previously Ancelotti has managed Reggiana, Parma, Juventus and Milan, and must now quickly adapt to English football.Regaining the Premier League title, which Chelsea has not won since 2006, is high on his agenda, but Ancelotti also has expectations in the Champions League, which his new side have never won."If the team has good teamwork then we can win," he explained. "There are great teams in England and it is difficult to win the championship but Chelsea can win the league and the Champions League.""I would like to win the Champions League. It is a great competition and Chelsea has come very very close. In 2008, I remember that. The Champions League is very difficult to win because of many factors but Chelsea has more possibilities than other teams."During his first press conference at Stamford Bridge Ancelotti managed to get across his personality. He made several jokes and seems to be coming to terms with the language, although he has already admitted he is finding it difficult to grasp.