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SB hosts tournament for change

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The players are away but football is still being played at Stamford Bridge, with the Champions of Change Cup taking place for the first time in the stadium this week.It was a debut for the tournament organised by our charity partner Plan International and just under £50,000 was raised for the ‘Champions of Change’ project in Colombia.  Twelve teams took part in a series of six-a-side games on the still-immaculate turf at the Bridge, with the players representing organisations that work throughout the year with Plan, including a team of Chelsea staff.The Cup, which was handed over by Chelsea FC ambassador Carlo Cudicini, goes elsewhere however with the overall winners being Anson Security and Electrical who beat Shere Panjab Corporation in the final.The innovative Champions of Change project works with vulnerable young boys and girls in Colombia, using football to teach them about equality, respect and tolerance in a country where gangs, guns and domestic violence blight the life chances of many young people.The project is made possible by harnessing the unique appeal of football and the global popularity of Chelsea FC, with the young people keen to get involved as soon as they hear about the Chelsea link.

For girls in particular, the project is designed to help them stay in education longer, marry later and enjoy the chance to fulfil their potential. Boys are shown there is an alternative to a life of machismo and gang violence, and how important it is to treat girls and women with respect.Tanya Barron, Plan International UK’s chief executive who was present at the Champions of Change Cup, said: ‘It’s a wonderful opportunity to be here at Stamford Bridge.

With Chelsea’s support, bringing together some of Plan International’s most valuable supporters in this unique setting really is something special. Together we’ve raised more than £50,000 to support vulnerable young people in Colombia. It’s a fantastic achievement everyone should be very proud of, and we are already looking forward to next year!’

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Statement on fan behaviour

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Chelsea Football Club has received confirmation that two supporters arrested in possession of flares at the Premier League match against Liverpool last month have received three-year Football Banning Orders, preventing them attending any matches in England and Wales.In view of the seriousness of such behaviour, Chelsea Football Club has imposed an additional club ban for a further two  years, thus preventing them attending Stamford Bridge for five  years in total.The club wishes to remind all supporters the presence of flares and fireworks at football matches is banned by law, and we work closely with police and staff at other grounds to ensure such offences and dangerous behaviour is prevented.As part of our commitment to maintain a positive atmosphere at Stamford Bridge and at away games, we also liaise with the Chelsea FC Fans' Forum and the Chelsea Disabled Supporters Association (CDSA).

The Forum has been running for 12 years and the CDSA for eight years, with both aiming to establish a dialogue between the club and fans, develop a better understanding of issues that affect supporters and provide an opportunity for the club to discuss new ideas with fans.

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6 hours ago, xPetrCechx said:

Haha

Good or Bad thing?

 

I can't even say that :( 

If I could tell everyone I would. I work for an architecture practice who is involved in the project and the person on the desk next to me is working on Stamford Bridge but if I reveal stuff about it I could lose my job

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1 minute ago, Liquidator said:

 

I can't even say that :( 

If I could tell everyone I would. I work for an architecture practice who is involved in the project and the person on the desk next to me is working on Stamford Bridge but if I reveal stuff about it I could lose my job

You already said the most important thing, someone works on the new SB...

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On 29/06/2016 at 9:36 PM, Liquidator said:

 

I can't even say that :( 

If I could tell everyone I would. I work for an architecture practice who is involved in the project and the person on the desk next to me is working on Stamford Bridge but if I reveal stuff about it I could lose my job

Ooooh...wonder if its the redesign of the East Stand because of the rail and specific cargo underneath it

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1 hour ago, nono said:

Isn't it absurd though that a stadium that costs so much only houses 60000 seats ? I thought it would have been more sensible to build for 80000 or so.

80 is too much... you don't want empty seats every game...

65 would be enough.

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