Sinclair spent five years with the Blues earlier in his career but was only granted limited opportunities to impress and had several loan spells elsewhere. He joined Swansea on a permanent basis last summer and thinks the move has really accelerated his development. The winger, 22, insists that he has no regrets about making the switch to Wales and has warned the young players still at Chelsea they face a tough challenge to play regularly. "Would I have got a chance at Chelsea under Andre Villas-Boas?" Sinclair, who is set to line up against his former club this Saturday, said in The Sun. "It depends what you mean by chance. To me, 10 minutes here and there is not a chance. "A chance is playing week in, week out. "They have some great quality youngsters but it's very difficult for them to get in."
