James

Im close to blocking all ip's from Turkey, this is ridiculous.

Agree with you 100% Winning the champions league is the cause to a lot of the negative reaction on here. The expectancy level has gone up and some fans expect far to much.

Him getting booked so early on didn't help. Was like he was scared to make a tackle incase he got sent off and missed Juve. Had we a right back on the bench he'd probably of came off.

Thank you for all your donations in the last month, we have now hit what he need for the next month.

Come on lads leave it out yeh, no need to bring your arguments into this topic.

It has, thank you very much mate.

Love it!!

Chelsea FC currently boasts 16 Official supporters clubs in England and has a further 40 worldwide. But what are they? We ask Joe Tyler, who runs Eastern Blues, the Norfolk and Suffolk Official supporters club a few questions What is an Official Supporters Club? A supporters club is 60 CFC membership holders (for UK clubs) or more who live within a certain area of one another that is official recognised by Chelsea Football Club and is structured with committee personnel and club members. There are different levels of club, Bronze which is ticket priority to the lesser games at the Bridge, for clubs outside the UK. Silver which is the same but inside the UK. Gold which is priority to all games at Stamford Bridge and platinum which is priority to all games home and away. Why are they important to Chelsea? They benefit Chelsea in a number of ways. They save the club money and time. They increase the fan base. They sell more match tickets. They reduce ticket touting. They make attending matches safer both inside and outside the stadium. They improve supporter/club relations. Why are they important to the fans? When Chelsea introduced the supporters clubs scheme, they drew up a set of guidelines, many of which are still in place today with the fundamental principle being to give fans outside of London better access to the club. You would expect the biggest club to be based in London, but Chelsea specifically set up the rules so supporters clubs had to be based a minimum of 50 miles away from London. People who are Chelsea members will know that loyalty points can be a pain when it comes to buying tickets for the bigger games. Supporters clubs can buy tickets to these fixtures without the loyalty point requirement because Chelsea recognises that people who do not have to travel have an unfair advantage over the people who do. Many supporters clubs will also arrange their own group travel to matches home and away, reducing the cost of travel and increasing the enjoyment. There is nothing like a coach load of Blues, all of which know one another, arriving at an away game! Our club also hosts legends events, does charity work, we’ve been on Chelsea TV 4 times and other media outlets on numerous occasions. I believe some of the others do these as well but not all of them. Click here to view the article

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Chelsea will be going into this new season on a real high, following their remarkable Champions League victory over Bayern Munich, but given the reputation for capriciousness and unpredictability that the owner Roman Abramovich has cultivated during his decade at the club, it would be a brave man who bets on the current situation being sustained. It seems strange to think that a manager who masterminded a Champions League win could be considered amongst the potential candidates to be sacked this season by both pundits and those betting on the issue with sports betting and online casino sites. These are accessed even on the move via sites like Jackpot City, so you never need to be far from updates. Jackpot City even has a football themed slots game. The game focuses on the football of the good old times, and, realistically, Abramovich hasn’t demonstrated much patience with managers in the past. Furthermore, the actual decision to give Di Matteo the job on a permanent basis was less than convincing, with Chelsea delaying the announcement past the point most would have expected. From Di Matteo’s point of view, he clearly needs to establish the club within the all-important top four early – as it was failure to achieve this that cost the previous incumbent his job; Chelsea simply cannot afford not to be in the Champions League places. The key figure for Di Matteo is likely to be one that he himself was not responsible for bringing to the club – Fernando Torres. With Didier Drogba gone, Torres is now going to be under intense pressure to produce the goals that will guarantee a top four place for Chelsea and, given his failure to produce thus far, this is not something that we can be certain will happen. The season would seem to be make or break for the fifty million pound striker as much as for the manager, as their can be no hiding place for Torres now that he is indisputably the main striker at the club; but for Di Matteo, his form in front of goal is likely to be the difference between keeping or losing his job. Click here to view the article

Sat 25th Aug 2012 KO: 5:30pm Stadium: Stamford Bridge Premier League

Back of west stand

No you need to find a stream.

Eva getting off the coach

Wed 22nd Aug 2012 KO: 7:45pm Stadium: Stamford Bridge Premier League

Not to worry mate, ive moved all the posts after FT to this topic anyway.

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Dennis Wise is SoccerAM this morning!