CFCNET MAGAZINE ISSUE 3

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Welcome to our third CFCnet mag: the publication that does for Chelsea what salt and vinegar does for chips. We’ve been slaving away over what we think is our finest issue ever, and at the risk of giving away the big news right at the beginning of the editorial, we lead with yet another exclusive chat.

This time to a bona fide Chelsea legend: the great Ron Harris. If that’s not enough for you - worth the cover price alone, we think - then there are plenty of other bits and bobs from our regular wordsmiths. Old boy Marc Beyeler compares Essien and Drogba. Both contenders for Player of the Season award.

Toby met up with Chelsea TV’s Neil Barnett and we’ve got in-depth looks at Carlo Cudicini and the Chelsea playing years of the mighty Ruud Gullit.

Jerry Kendik champions the Return to the Shed Campaign and Jez Walters ask the booboys to lay off. Our commitment to digging out the very best in Chelsea literature goes on, with extracts from Kelvin Barker’s Celery! - Representing Chelsea in the 80s and Mark Worrall’s Blue Murder.

And then we’ve got the usual rants: Dan gives them hell on the history front, and Peter shows off the size of his camera in his pictorial review of the last 3 months. He’s also available for weddings and bar mitzvahs.

Enjoy the mag, tell you friends, and KTBFFH.

Issue 3 - Contents:

Return to the Shed End Jerry Kendik picks up the gauntlet on behalf of CFCnet in an effort to get the atmosphere back into the infamous Shed End.
Do you speak the lingo? Mark Beyeler highlights the importance of overseas players in the game and tells us his five favourite Chelsea imports.
My Name is Barnett… Neil Barnett Toby Brown catches up with the original Spy in the Camp, Neil Barnett.
A Spiritual Return Grahame Fendle returns a favour in this popular extract from the pilot edition.
What’s your game? Mark Daniell says football is the popular sport on the planet and lets us into a little secret. Would we be fools to believe him?
Ruud Gullit - the Player In the last issue we looked at Ruud Gullit the manager. This time Matt Connellan looks at his playing days.
What a finish! Kelvin Barker remembers some extraordinary end of season finales.
Looking Back Peter Sampson takes a pictorial look back at the season since the last issue was published. Photos copyright of Darren Walsh Chelsea FC / Empics The 1980/81 Goal Drought.
Back in the day Kelvin Barker takes us back to 1981in an extract from his publication: Celery! Representing Chelsea in the 80s.
Have a word with… Ron Harris takes a break from after dinner speaking and talks to CFCnet over dinner.
Scorer or stopper? With two players in contention for the player of the season, Mark Beyeler looks at each of the player’s prospects.
Favourite fives James Prescott tells us his choice of favourite players from the last 10 years.
Disapproval turns to abuse Mark Wheeler tells us there’s a time and a place to have a go at underperforming players.
It ain’t over… Daniel Rankine reckons we are still in a shout of winning the third Premiership trophy.
Carlo Cudicini, an affordable luxury? Matt Connellan looks at Carlo’s Cudicini time and Chelsea.
We’ve got no history! Dan Davies looks at our League Cup games over the past seasons.
When Wise went up… An exclusive extract from Mark Worrall’s brand new publication, Blue Murder “Chelsea till I die.”
Real Chelsea Never Boo! Jez Walters reminds us that real fans don’t boo their team or players.