Jase

Make that 2. On 38 now.

Just scored again for the U21s against Fulham. His 37th goal of the season.

Think he will bring through youth but probably just 1-3 players at most next season. Considering his record to begin with, think that will be a good start.

Second that. We should look to maintain that big lead at the top of the table. It would be disappointing if it decreases to anything below 8 points.

There will be a Football Tonight 'Mourinho special' at 6.30pm UK time on BT Sports 1 tonight.

The overreaction to a simple congratulatory post...

Not according to this Daily Mail piece - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3067056/Chelsea-star-Willian-jets-Dubai-sun-Blues-boss-Jose-Mourinho-lets-champions-bask-glory.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed Mourinho has given the players a few days off to relax. Will be back later this week to prepare for Liverpool.

Victory parade announced... http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2015/05/victory-parade-announced.html

Still finding it amusing and ridiculous how one 'boring boring' chant has sparked such a wild debate about the style of football.

So, Cahill has practically won the lot in 3 years since he joined us - FA Cup, Champions League, Europa League, League Cup and Premier League. Not bad.

It's Fabregas' birthday today. Not a bad present to receive yesterday. :blue scalf:

Think Mourinho will play the strongest team against Liverpool and if we are going to see youngsters get game time, it will be in the last 2 games at West Brom and at home to Sunderland.

http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/9835536/stamford-bridge-tunnel-talk Martin Tyler: "We're not the best in this country in honouring the best because we are brought up to appreciate the underdog and sometimes, we devalue the top dog."

Check out the post-match thread.

To be fair, who would have thought we would beat Barcelona after going 2-0 down and Terry got sent off? Bitter. It's really ironic how Pellegrini always talks about winning style and yet City depended on other teams' results to go their way for them to claim the title last season. If City are really impressive as he's claimed them to be, then they would have led from the front with their 'brilliant attacking football' rather than needing others to help them (which was the same when they won it first time in 2012).

Jose Mourinho's Chelsea changes and choices make title win satisfying Champions Chelsea well ahead of Premier League competition, says Gary Neville José Mourinho must feel this is a special achievement even by his standards

Not sure if these videos have been posted but screw it... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OsPKdH_FnY

It would be unfair to pass judgment on Cuadrado right now but with the way he's been playing, he'll be in the Premier League flops list pretty soon. Can't fault him for trying and he did try to work hard and put the challenges in against Crystal Palace. But think he's been too eager to impress and tried to overcomplicate matters when simplicity is the best option. Most of Palace's attacks started because of his inability to keep things simple and connect with others. That's without even mentioning the fact that he's incredibly lightweight and gets brushed off the ball so easily. Even Salah, who joined us from probably an even weaker league, didn't struggle this badly when we got him.

Fabregas: 8 years at Arsenal - 0 league title (1 trophy overall) 1 year at Chelsea - 1 league title (2 trophies overall)

That cheap shot at Benitez...

OH GOD HARRY! WHY DO YOU HAVE TO MOAN IN A CELEBRATION THREAD?! GO MOAN IN THE MOANING THREAD!! :rant:

CHAMPIONS!!!!!! :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf: :blue scalf:

Gosh, did we make life difficult for ourselves up until the penalty... ...but CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND!!! :blue scalf:

Mourinho in the match programme...