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For those of you who have Sky but don't have Chelsea TV, the channel is being broadcast for free this evening, so you can watch it on channel 421.

You're forgetting their brand new strike force of Lilo and Stich.

Scored the winner on his debut today.

I do hope di Santo gets his chance. He was getting the appearances other youngsters perhaps deserved more, but they were literally 5 or 10 minute cameos where he could do next to nothing, bar the Stoke game, where I believe the introduction of Stoch and he won us the game. But he certainly has talent and I though he was excellent in pre-season at the start of last term. If he can put away two or three goals before we play against Hull at the start of the campaign, he'll have certainly have made the impression Ancelotti clearly wants him to make.

That's absolutely fantastic Linda! I hope everything is going well

I fucking love Noel Absolute legend and his wit is just fantastic.

Thanks guys! And MC, thank you very much I enjoyed it immensely.

Left at the end of last month I think.

I just want them to sign him so we don't end up with him.

I'm closing this since its a done deal.

Closing this since its a done deal.

Please sign him Citeh. Please.

Nope.

Listed below are all the results for the games that have taken place and also the current top scorers: July 2009: Saturday 18th July 2009: Seattle Sounders [away], Won 2-0 Wednesday 22nd July 2009: Internazionale Milano [away], Won 2-0 Saturday 25th July 2009: AC Milan [away], Won 2-1 Monday 27th July 2009: Club America [away], Won 2-0 August 2009: Saturday 1st August 2009: Reading [away], Drew 2-2 Sunday 9th August 2009: Manchester United [away], Drew 2-2, Won 4-1 on penalties - Chelsea win the Community Shield Saturday 15th August 2009: Hull [home], Won 2-1 Tuesday 18th August 2009: Sunderland [away], Won 3-1 Sunday 23rd August 2009: Fulham [away], Won 2-0 Saturday 29th August 2009: Burnley [home], Won 3-0 September 2009: Saturday 12th September 2009: Stoke [away], Won 2-1 Tuesday 15th September 2009: FC Porto [uCL, home], Won 1-0 Sunday 20th September 2009: Tottenham [home], Won 3-0 Wednesday 23rd September 2009: Queen's Park Rangers [CC, home], Won 1-0 Saturday 26th September 2009: Wigan [away], Lost 1-3 Wednesday 30th September 2009: APOEL Nicosia [uCL, away], Won 1-0 October 2009 Sunday 4th October 2009: Liverpool [home], Won 2-0 Saturday 17th October 2009: Aston Villa [away], Lost 1-2 Wednesday 21st October 2009: Atletico de Madrid [uCL, home], Won 4-0 Saturday 24th October 2009: Blackburn Rovers [home], Won 5-0 Wednesday 28th October 2009: Bolton Wanderers [CC, home], Won 4-0 Saturday 31st October 2009: Bolton Wanderers [away], Won 4-0 November 2009 Tuesday 3rd November 2009: Atletico de Madrid [uCL, away], Drawn 2-2 Sunday 8th November 2009: Manchester United [home], Won 1-0 Saturday 21st November 2009: Wolverhampton Wanderers [home], Won 4-0 Wednesday 25th November 2009: FC Porto [uCL, away], Won 1-0 Sunday 29th November 2009: Arsenal [away], Won 3-0 December 2009 Wednesday 2nd December 2009: Blackburn Rovers [CC, away], Drawn 3-3, lost 4-3 on penalties Saturday 5th December 2009: Manchester City [away], Lost 1-2 Wednesday 9th December 2009: APOEL Nicosia [uCL, home], Drawn 2-2 Saturday 12th December 2009: Everton [home], Drawn 3-3 Wednesday 16th December 2009: Portsmouth [home], Won 2-1 Sunday 20th December 2009: West Ham [away], Drawn 1-1 Saturday 26th December 2009: Birmingham [away], Drawn 0-0 Monday 28th December 2009: Fulham [home], Won 2-1 January 2010 Sunday 3rd January 2010: Watford [home, FA Cup], Won 5-0 Saturday 16th January 2010: Sunderland [home], Won 7-2 Saturday 23rd January 2010: Preston [away, FA Cup], Won 2-0 Wednesday 27th January 2010: Birmingham City [home], Won 3-0 Saturday 30th January 2010: Burnley [away], Won 2-1 February 2010 Tuesday 2nd February 2010: Hull [away], Drawn 1-1 Sunday 7th February 2010: Arsenal [home], Won 2-0 Wednesday 10th February 2010: Everton [away], Lost 1-2 Saturday 13th February 2010: Cardiff City [FA Cup, Home], Won 4-1 Saturday 20th February 2010: Wolverhampton Wanderers [away], Won 2-0 Wednesday 24th February 2010: Internazionale Milano [away], Lost 1-2 Saturday 27th February 2010: Manchester City [home], Lost 2-4 March 2010 Sunday 7th March 2010: Stoke City [FA Cup, home], Won 2-0 Saturday 13th March 2010: West Ham United [home], Won 4-1 Tuesday 16th March 2010: Internazionale Milano [home], Lost 0-1 Sunday 21st March 2010: Blackburn Rovers [away], Drew 1-1 Wednesday 24th March 2010: Portsmouth [away], Won 5-0 Saturday 27th March 2010: Aston Villa [home],Won 7-1 April 2010 Saturday 3rd April 2010: Manchester United [away], Won 2-1 Saturday 10th April 2010: Aston Villa [FA Cup, away], Won 3-0 Tuesday 13th April 2010: Bolton Wanderers [home], Won 1-0 Saturday 17th April 2010: Tottenham [away], Lost 1-2 Sunday 25th April 2010: Stoke [home], Won 7-0 May 2010 Sunday 2nd May 2010: Liverpool [away], Won 2-0 Sunday 9th May 2010: Wigan Athletic [home], Won 8-0 - Chelsea win the Premier League Saturday 15th May 2010: Portsmouth [FA Cup, away], Won 1-0 - Chelsea win the FA Cup 2009/10 Overall Stats: Played - 56 Won - 39 Drawn - 8 Lost - 9 Goals scored - 141 Goals conceded - 44 FORM - Last six matches (all competitions) W, L, W, W, W, W Premier League Form W, W, L, W, W, W Champions League Form W, D, W, D, L, L Unbeaten Runs Note - penalty shoot-out wins/losses count as draws. Premier League - 3 matches (last defeat vs Spurs, April 2010) UEFA Champions League - 0 matches (last defeat vs Internazionale Milano, March 2010) FA Cup - 12 matches (last defeat vs Barnsley, March 2008) Carling Cup - 4 matches (last defeat vs Tottenham Hotspur, February 2008) All competitions - 3 matches (last defeat vs Spurs, April 2010) League Cup; unbeaten in normal time record - 21 matches (last defeat in normal time vs Aston Villa, December 2003) FA Cup; unbeaten at home record - 18 matches (last defeat vs Arsenal, March 2003) 2009/10 Top Scorers: 1 = Didier Drogba = 37 (+2 Pre-season) 2 = Frank Lampard = 27 (+2 Pre-season) 3 = Florent Malouda = 15 (+1 Pre-season) 3 = Nicolas Anelka = 15 5 = Salomon Kalou = 12 (+1 Pre-season) 6 = Opposition Own Goal = 6 (+1 Pre-season) 7 = Michael Ballack = 5 7 = Daniel Sturridge = 5 (+1 Pre-season) 9 = Michael Essien = 4 9 = Ashley Cole = 4 11 = Anderson Deco = 3 11 = John Terry = 3 13 = Joe Cole = 2 14 = Ricardo Carvalho = 1 14 = Paulo Ferreira = 1 14 = Branislav Ivanovic = 1 14 = Alex da Costa = 1 (18 = Yuri Zhirkov = 0 (+1 Pre-season) 18 = Franco di Santo = 0 (+1 Pre-season)) Top Scorers by competition FA Premier League - Didier Drogba, 29 goals UEFA Champions League - Nicolas Anelka, Salomon Kalou and Didier Drogba, 3 goals Carling Cup - Salomon Kalou, 3 goals FA Cup - Daniel Sturridge, 4 goals 2009/10 Chelsea Golden Gloves: Petr Cech - 43 games, 23 clean sheets Ross Turnbull - 5 games, 1 clean sheet Henrique Hilario - 10 games, 6 clean sheets 2009/10 Assists Table: 1 = Frank Lampard = 21 2 = Didier Drogba = 19 3 = Florent Malouda = 17 4 = Nicolas Anelka = 12 4 = Joe Cole = 12 6 = Yuri Zhirkov = 8 7 = Michael Ballack = 7 7 = Ashley Cole = 7 7 = Branislav Ivanovic = 7 10 = John Terry = 5 10 = Salomon Kalou = 5 12 = John Mikel Obi = 3 12 = Michael Essien = 3 14 = Daniel Sturridge = 2 14 = Juliano Belletti = 2 14 = Paulo Ferreira = 2 14 = Anderson Deco = 2 14 = Opposition = 2 19 = Jose Bosingwa = 1 19 = Ricardo Carvalho = 1 19 = Gael Kakuta = 1 19 = Alex da Costa = 1 19 = Petr Cech = 1 19 = Sam Hutchinson = 1 2009/10 Appearances: 1 = John Terry = 51+1 sub = 52 2 = Frank Lampard = 49+2 sub = 51 2 = Florent Malouda = 42+9 sub = 51 4 = Nicolas Anelka = 41+4 sub = 45 5 = Didier Drogba = 41+3 sub = 44 6 = Michael Ballack = 34+9 sub = 43 6 = Petr Cech = 43+0 sub = 43 8 = Branislav Ivanovic = 38+4 sub = 42 9 = Joe Cole = 21+17 sub = 38 10 = Salomon Kalou = 20+16 sub = 36 11 = Ashley Cole = 32+3 sub = 35 11 = John Mikel Obi = 32+3 sub = 34 13 = Ricardo Carvalho = 29+0 sub = 29 14 = Anderson Deco = 20+8 sub = 28 15 = Yuri Zhirkov = 19+8 sub = 27 16 = Alex da Costa = 22+3 sub = 25 17 = Michael Essien = 19+3 sub = 22 17 = Juliano Belletti = 14+8 sub = 22 19 = Paulo Ferreira = 18+2 sub = 20 29 = Daniel Sturridge = 6+14 sub = 20 21 = Henrique Hilario = 9+2 sub = 11 22 = Jose Bosingwa = 8+1 sub = 9 23 = Fabio Borini = 1+7 sub = 8 24 = Ross Turnbull = 4+1 sub = 5 25 = Gael Kakuta = 1+3 sub = 4 26 = Jeffrey Bruma = 0+3 sub = 3 26 = Sam Hutchinson = 1+2 sub = 3 26 = Nemanja Matic = 0+3 sub = 3 29 = Patrick van Aanholt = 0+2 sub = 2 Substitutions 2009/10: Most substituted-off - Joe Cole = 13 Most substituted-on - Joe Cole = 17 Discipline 2009/10: Most yellow cards - Terry = 10 Most red cards - Cech, Malouda, Ballack, Belletti, Drogba, Terry = 1 1 = John Terry = 10 yellow, 1 red = 11 2 = Branislav Ivanovic = 8 yellow, 0 red = 8 3 = Didier Drogba = 7 yellow, 1 red = 8 4 = Florent Malouda = 6 yellow, 1 red = 7 5 = Ricardo Carvalho = 5 yellow, 0 red = 5 5 = Anderson Deco = 5 yellow, 0 red = 5 5 = Yuri Zhirkov = 5 yellow, 0 red = 5 8 = Juliano Belletti = 3 yellow, 1 red = 4 8 = Michael Essien = 4 yellow, 0 red = 4 8 = Ashley Cole = 4 yellow, 0 red = 4 8 = Joe Cole = 4 yellow, 0 red = 4 8 = Alex da Costa = 4 yellow, 0 red = 4 8 = Michael Ballack = 3 yellow, 1 red = 4 8 = Salomon Kalou = 4 yellow, 0 red = 4 15 = John Mikel Obi = 3 yellow, 0 red = 3 16 = Paulo Ferreira = 2 yellow, 0 red = 2 17 = Petr Cech = 0 yellow, 1 red = 1 17 = Jeffrey Bruma = 1 yellow, 0 red = 1 17 = Nemanja Matic = 1 yellow, 0 red = 1 All-time Overall Club Goalscorers: 1 = Frank Lampard = 157 2 = Didier Drogba = 131 3 = Nicolas Anelka = 42 4 = Salomon Kalou = 41 5 = Joe Cole = 40 6 = John Terry = 38 7 = Michael Ballack = 27 7 = Florent Malouda = 27 9 = Michael Essien = 21 10 = Ricardo Carvalho = 11 11 = Alex da Costa = 8 12 = Anderson Deco = 6 13 = Ashley Cole = 6 14 = Juliano Belletti = 5 14 = Daniel Sturridge = 5 16 = Branislav Ivanovic = 3 17 = John Mikel Obi = 2 17 = Jose Bosingwa = 2 17 = Paulo Ferreira = 2

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If he joins Citeh, we've got Ivanovic, Mancienne, Alex and Carvalho for the centre-back positions. Not bad when you think about it. But the fact of the matter is he won't leave.

I'm glad UEFA have seen (some) sense and reduced the bans, but the wrong party is still being punished. I can only think all the injustice Chelsea have suffered over the years in Europe is going to bite Platini hard on the backside when Abramovich finally gets his hands on the trophy.

Here's to Citeh surpassing all expectations next season and finishing in midtable. Okay, they've got a pretty formidable frontline, but who's gonna play in defence? Tevez right-back with Robinho in the middle? They will leak goals like no tomorrow. Adebayor, Robinho and company don't bother tracking back to defend. As soon as they play someone like Stoke and get bullied around, the egos will size up against each other.

I'm glad they've taken Shevchenko and Pizarro. They are two players who I really hope get a second chance to prove themselves.

I'm off to Ireland for a week guys, see you all next Saturday. Make sure you behave KTBFFH

Interesting view. I'll still hate him if he leaves. But we were saying the same about Frank last summer, before he signed a new deal.

We don't know Terry's motives for leaving, if any exist. No need to criticise him for it. Yet. But I agree, Sturridge is a player who actually has a brain. He knows he isn't going to be first choice, and that in itself offers some motivation for him to improve as a footballer.