The Indian in the army of Stamford Bridge
The Hindu
Meet Vinay Menon, Chelsea Football Club’s wellness coach from Cherai, Kerala
Vinay Menon had never really watched a football match — live or on television — till he found himself at the Stamford Bridge stadium in 2009, watching Chelsea play. He did not need tickets: Because this 46-year-old from India is the football team’s wellness consultant. Now, during season, he spends his days training with the team, and watching their multiple matches. “Cherai to Chelsea” is how he likes to describe his story.
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