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I’m not about to start digging out a manager who has come in and made such a positive impact and difference at Chelsea since he arrived in January, but it is time that I speak on the Tammy Abraham situation. Could having Abraham in the squad in our FA Cup final loss or defeat to […] View the full article

Unexpectedly losing to Arsenal at home on Wednesday night was a huge blow to Chelsea’s chances of finishing in the top 4 – but there’s no denying that it’s made the rest of this season ridiculously exciting. We’ve now got an FA Cup final tomorrow, followed by effectively two league playoff games to earn a […] View the full article

It is a debate that I have often changed my opinion on, but it always reverts back to the following conclusion regardless…. Well, to start with, they need to revert to four at the back. This will allow for them to have an extra player playing further forward, and it will still give them the […] View the full article

Chelsea had a very good summer transfer window last year, with the board backing Frank Lampard with a number of his own signings as well as some board driven ones. The club signed Edouard Mendy, Thiago Silva, Ben Chilwell, Kai Havertz, Hakim Ziyech, and Timo Werner as they added reinforcements across the entire pitch and […] View the full article

There’s a funny thing about being a passionate football fan. The games which mean the least have the fewest distractions around them, and in those which mean the most, the game is often almost forgotten in all the noise. Just compare Chelsea’s first preseason friendly of a season with a cup final 9 months later. […] View the full article

When speaking about defending you often zone in on the defenders and the goalkeeper, naturally. However, there is so much more to defending than just the individuals playing at the back. Thomas Tuchel has named PSG centre back Marquinhos as a summer target, read the full story here. For example, Chelsea’s defending was often woeful under […] View the full article

Chelsea and Arsenal face off tomorrow night in a London derby with real end-of-season feel to it. If you were using your Quinnbet Coupon Code to have a flutter on the result, there is only one way you could go in terms of who might win – Thomas Tuchel’s Blues are heavy favourites everywhere you […] View the full article

When Thomas Tuchel announced another Chelsea squad to face Manchester City on Saturday afternoon, there was an unfamiliar name on the bench, but at the same time, one I was not surprised to see. Those that follow the youth team would have been proud to see 18-year old Tino Livramento get the call up after […] View the full article

Chelsea are into the final few games of what has turned into a quite exceptional season, and we’re just so excited. After a fun start followed by a terrible slump in the middle, we’ve been witness to a quite astonishing final few months of the season since Thomas Tuchel took over. The former PSG coach […] View the full article

Chelsea have had one of their best ever weeks in football this week, turning over both Real Madrid and Manchester City – two teams that are considered as the best in the world. We beat Real Madrid to make the Champions League final, then yesterday we beat the destined Premier League winners this season 2-1 […] View the full article

Man of the Match in Madrid last week, Man of the Match in London this week – We will soon need to build an extra house just for N’Golo Kante’s honours at this rate. To think that so many of us fans actually even debated selling this guy not so long ago is beyond belief […] View the full article

18 goals in 16 appearances in the U18 Premier League and FA Youth Cup this season for Chelsea striker, Jude Soonsup-Bell, that really is quite something. He is only 17-years old and has already made a name for himself amongst Chelsea fans who keep a close eye on the youth teams as well as the […] View the full article

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has come in and stuck with his trusted three at the back formation, which has actually given Chelsea some defensive solidity, and given them a compact formation that is fluid and can be good for attacking with numbers, as well as switching to a defensive containment if needed. However, there are […] View the full article

Chelsea fans celebrated scoring a goal against our former goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois on Tuesday night, and it went down very well indeed. Not just because it was a beautifully finished and made goal from Christian Pulisic, but also because of the way he managed to stick Courtois scrambling along on his butt trying in vein […] View the full article

Chelsea’s season is at such a hectic moment that it’s easy to lose focus on the big picture. Press conference by press conference and game by game the Blues are rattling through a quite frantic final quarter of the campaign, but despite the madness now, before we know it we will be spat out the […] View the full article

Chelsea will once again be heading into this summers transfer window in pursuit of a new striker. According to The Telegraph, they will be prioritising a move for a big name striker, with Romelu Lukaku and Erling Haaland being mentioned at the top of the list. Whilst you’re here Chelsea fans, please go check out […] View the full article

I love Cesar Azpilicueta, his passion and desire to play for and win for this club is totally admirable, and during his reign as club captain, he has only improved in the role. To begin with, he was still rather ‘quiet’ for the type of captains we have grown used to seeing at the club, […] View the full article

I think that too many people are overlooking just how competent Billy Gilmour is as a player. I assumed that when we saw Mateo Kovacic get injured and others in that role may have needed a rest, Gilmour would have absolutely got a start. But he didn’t, Thomas Tuchel opted to bring Mason Mount into […] View the full article

It’s time to silence the noise of the last few days and refocus on the Premier League and getting that all important top four spot. This is not just aimed at the players, but the fans as well. We must ignore for now at least, the circus, drama, shock, and anger of the last few […] View the full article

It’s been a turmoil few days for football, and more aptly it’s been a turmoil few days for Chelsea Football Club. In fact, this whole European Super League fiasco will go down as one of the craziest major events in the history of this sport, I mean, it even got the Prime Minister of the […] View the full article

The quite remarkable events of the last few days, with the birth and death of a European Super League, plus the excellent results of the last few months in the Champions League and FA Cup have overshadowed just how perilously close Chelsea are to missing out on finishing in the top four. The loss to […] View the full article

Roman Abramovich is a humble man, a man of honour, and a man of respect. No I don’t know the man personally, none of us do, but take some time to take a step back and it all becomes clear. First and foremost, football is a business, and these businesses MUST always look for ways […] View the full article

It’s like being punched in the face by your own Mother, like being cheated on by your partner, like being let down by those you love. Chelsea, have completely ignored the feelings of their fans and their own players as they confirmed their intentions to play in the European Super League. Whilst you’re here Chelsea […] View the full article

We have come to the second week of our series of transfer polls, and we only have a few more left to run. It’s been an interesting experiment so far gauging the thoughts and views of Blues fans on what they want to see happen in the summer transfer window. Whilst you’re here Chelsea fans, […] View the full article

Chelsea are into the Champions League semi finals, and this season is suddenly coming into focus. It doesn’t feel long ago that we were just starting out on this mammoth campaign, watching new signings take to the pitch for the first time. Now the Blues are into the crucial month of the whole thing. The […] View the full article