I won't become a big-time Charlie just because I play for Chelsea, says Kalou
Chelsea forward Saloman Kalou is determined not to get carried away now that he is proving himself in the Premier League.
The Ivory Coast striker said: "I'm not going to start being arrogant just because I'm a Chelsea player."
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Chelsea's Ivory Coast forward Salomon Kalou says he will not forget his roots whatever success lies ahead
"I know where I've come from and I want people to follow my example," Kalou added.
Meanwhile Chelsea veteran Claude Makelele will only play in the club's most important games after reaching an agreement with manager Avram Grant over his selection.
The France midfielder has been a regular feature in the Chelsea side since joining from Real Madrid four years ago in a £16.6million move.
However, Makelele has played just four Premier League games this season and the 34-year-old has admitted making a deal with Grant aimed at maintaining his fitness levels.
Makelele, contracted to Chelsea until 2009, said: "I have an agreement with my club coach. He knows how I manage my games and we have a well stocked squad.
"He needs me in our very important matches, but he rotates the squad for the easier fixtures. That suits me fine. I can have a rest and it is perfect for me."
