It’s Carabao Cup final week as Thomas Tuchel and Chelsea head to Wembley for what is the first domestic final of the 2021/22 season. The Blues take on Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side, who are the joint most successful side in this competition, winning it eight times. Meanwhile, for Chelsea, the West Londoners have won the … More Chelsea’s 2015 League Cup winning starting eleven, where are they now?
The return of John Terry to Chelsea is the next installment in Blues players returning to the club, proving why it’s such a family club. … More John Terry has returned home and he proves why Chelsea is family
Aesthetics and Intangibles. Two words thrown about a lot on the Chelsea twitter community in the last few years. Two words which go a long way to explaining why Chelsea men’s team are currently where they are. … More Chelsea FC: Why The Intangibles Matter
Ahead of Chelsea’s 3rd Champions League Final this weekend, we’re taking a look at Chelsea’s shock 2012 Champions League glory. … More Adventure Fraught With Danger: The 2012 Champions League Story
It’s no secret that Chelsea have been in the market for a centre-back for some time now as Frank Lampard looks to continue his spending spree after securing the signings of midfielder Hakim Ziyech and forward Timo Werner. Two fantastic statement signings that have caused many to now believe that the Blues will be a … More Lewis Dunk: A diamond in the rough or not the right fit for Frank?
795 appearances. 18 years. Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris is Chelsea’s longest serving player ever. A man so ingrained in Stamford Bridge folklore he spent almost two decades at the heart of Chelsea’s defense. His is a story of longevity, of class, of tough tackles but most important of all, of Chelsea. The original Chelsea man, Harris’ … More On the Ron: The Legend of Ron ‘Chopper’ Harris
Ryan Bertrand and Salomon Kalou celebrate their birthdays today. Ahead of our return to the Allianz, RJ reminisces about two unsung heroes of Chelsea’s greatest night. … More Kalou and Bertrand – A Birthday Tribute To The Silent Heroes of Munich 2012
We are in the final stages of the Premier League season and given our position in the table, most fans feel Frank has done incredibly well so far given the circumstances surrounding the team he inherited. However, Lampard will be aware that all of the hard work put in from the beginning of the season … More The Curious Case of Andreas Christensen’s Consistent Inconsistency
Introduction It’s often been a bone of contention amongst rival fans that we don’t have the history of other European clubs, that consider themselves more illustrious or more prestigious than Chelsea FC. Time after time, we’re told that we have nothing to show for it, despite the fact the club’s lifespan covers over one-hundred years … More The Blue Globe: Afghanistan
The return of the Premier League kicked off with a bang. Immediately, controversy engulfed the game thanks to faulty technology and the typically erratic English officiating. Aston Villa managed to escape the game with a point, having benefitted from an awful call that would’ve gave Sheffield United the lead before the halfway mark. Despite having … More Aston Villa: Opposition Tactics Preview