One trivela pass and one perfect sliding tackle, and Trevoh Chalobah was into his player of the match work on Monday night. If you had spent the last six months in a coma, you’d have been forgiven for simply thinking the Englishman had kicked on at Chelsea from his impressive ending to the 2023/24 season. … More Trevoh Chalobah has made a mockery of the sporting directors, and they have jeopardised Chelsea’s Champions League hopes

From Stamford Bridge to Almaty, 2024 has been another rollercoaster year for Chelsea with joyous highs and miserable lows. But, unlike 2023, the past 12 months have been full of improvements from starting the year in 10th to finishing it somewhere within the top four, the Blues are back in the upper reaches of the … More Five moments that shaped 2024 for Chelsea

Chelsea have been enveloped in scepticism for a couple of seasons and for many that feeling was greater heading into the 2024/25 campaign. A new manager at the helm – the third permanent Clearlake appointment – and another busy summer in the transfer market with familiar faces departing and new arrivals. But Enzo Maresca, his … More Chelsea under Enzo Maresca have their swagger back ahead of a decisive period where performances need to turn into results

Changing managers is ingrained in the culture of Chelsea and the departure of Mauricio Pochettino represents the closing of another chapter. Rewind to May 2011 and Carlo Ancelotti’s Chelsea lost to Everton on the final day resulting in a second place finish – a year after a double winning campaign – which earnt him the … More Mauricio Pochettino’s departure puts Chelsea’s plan under the spotlight

For the modern fan, Chelsea have epitomised a rollercoaster with laughable lows but heroic highs mixed in to pave the way for the club to enjoy one of the most decorative periods in club football history. Success always felt around the corner such was the ruthlessness and winning culture Roman Abramovich and co. cultivated at … More Chelsea’s main problem isn’t Mauricio Pochettino but the time to part company is now

May 29th, 2021, the day Chelsea became two time Champions League winners. The pinnacle of European football achieved again under Roman Abramovich’s ownership. A feat that seemed unlikely at the beginning of the campaign and even more so when Frank Lampard was relieved of his duties but it typified Chelsea Football Club under Abramovich’s stewardship. … More Chelsea have neglected the short term in pursuit of long term glory