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Chelsea shirts with poppies always go only for charity auctions. There are no replicas with poppies. However, you may buy Rangers shirt with a poppy. http://www.rangersmegastore.com/rangers-home-mens-poppy-football-shirt-2011/12-ss//shop/fcp-product/2908 (what a shame RangersMegastore doesn't provide shipping to Poland!)

Wow, BlueLion, I'm really impressed. It's always nice to hear that any foreigner knows something about your own country history. I think we would easily find a common topic, as personally I also am interested in history. And, if anybody could help me solve my problem, I'd appreciate- the day is coming.

I also used to have lots of nosebleeds as a kid. Now I don't have them anymore. However, I've never felt dizzy or had a headache... You ought to see a doctor.

They left untroubled, and up to the date they didn't have any problems. Oh, except just one with leaving the stadium- after entering, they've closed the doors behind them. So, on their way back, they had to jump over the turnstiles. As they say- falling down from two meters on your shoulder still hurts!

Having some time before Wisła vs. Fulham Europa League match, some bored Polish travelling supporters came to Stamford just to buy some scarfs and gadgets. Later on they came to the main reception desk, to ask if they can have a tour at the stadium. The answer was no, so they just wanted to find a toilet and leave. They missed the doors, and entered the room where some preparations for a banquet took place... 10-15 people and nobody cared about guys wearing Wisła colours and holding Megastore bags! So they carried on. They took some stairs and found... open sky box. It allowed them to directly enter the pitch. They spent more than an hour walking across the pitch, drinking vodka and they also left Wisła's stickers on the posts. I can say... Impressive.

Hey, thanks for help. I have already got a lapel pin for a suit, now I'm looking for a paper one to have it on my coat. Unfortunately, we have no such kind of tradition in Poland. That's why I'd like to show respect to OUR fallen soldiers (who many times were also your soldiers- like my great grandpa), no matter where does the tradition originate from.

No, he's definitely not. Since he is my countryman I know much about him. He's the wooden one. IMHO, if Heskey and Bendtner are already in the UK, why would we need to lure somebody from Bundesliga? The other thing is, it's probably just a rumor from his agent, just to build up interest of Robert. Moreover, he is happy in Borussia. Last but not least, as Manuf said, he won't switch clubs, beacause he'll be too afraid to loose his position in Polish national team, especially in perspective of coming EURO 2012.

Hey, I write with the same problem as last year http://forum.talkchelsea.net/topic/7709-off-topic/page__st__160__p__150990#entry150990 Couldn't solve it... So, I have a great favour to ask of all ppl in the forum who live in the UK. Could any of you send me one? I'd of course cover all the costs (paypal, bank transfer or cash on delivery).

I have a question for all the ppl who live in UK&Commonwealth countries. I'm from Poland and my second great grandfather fought in Battle of Britain as a RAF pilot. I'd like to honour him by wearing a poppy during 11/10, it's also Independence Day of Poland. Where can i get one on the internet? Cheers

I'll be there, sector 20A

BlueLion, That's an idea! Ashley Cole as a left defender (on the other hand he likes supporting attack), Zhirkov as a left midfielder, and Malouda as a left winger. But, we need to make Cole to stay as a left-back with no offensive raids.

For me it's of course Florent Malouda. Making really much in front. Yuri Zhirkov also played a very good match. True Cole is currently best left defender. But how would you like to play with 3 of them in one squad?

Does anybody here have any new info about possible kit? Is anybody here who has some inside Club info?

Germany Away Shirt? It looks great though!

So, that is my introduction post My name is Lucas, I come from Poland. Currently I am 15-year-old. My Chelsea support started very early, around year 2001. What took me to Stamford? When I started to be interested in football I was impressed by Zola's play. As I still was very young, that style really could set up the whole love for the Club I had one opportunity to watch The Blues: 2005, away Champions League. Barcelona 2:1 CFC. I have also visited Stamford twice. Hope I'll have much interesting disscussions in here Carefree!