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Dismal. Lacklustre. Bitterly Disappointing. The Three Lions looked more like eleven clowns and made mugs of all of us who believed in them. The feeling of emptiness is as huge as the compensation package Steve McLaren will pick up as soon as he dodges the baying public and strolls his merry way to the FA [...]

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The second Fans Forum meeting of the season was held in the hotel at Chelsea FC before the Everton game. The meeting time and date had been moved several times in the preceding weeks, firstly due to the change in kick off time because of Everton’s UEFA match on Thursday, and then so it could [...]

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The Charlton game marked a high in the Under 18s season so far. Led by the sublime skills of Gael Kakuta, the football was slick and easy on the eye, the goals flowed, and there were clear signs of development. All of which will no doubt please team coach Paul Clement, although he is unlikely [...]

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Last Saturday saw the first Fans Forum meeting of the season held at Stamford Bridge. The main discussion points for the meeting were to be the atmosphere, any ticketing issues, and of course a welcome to the new members of the forum. We managed to cover the main topics and a lot of others too, [...]

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SURPRISE SURPRISE

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Last week, prior to the Israel – Russia game, I read in one of the papers that if England failed to qualify 40,000 English fans would still make the journey to Austria and Switzerland to watch Euro 2008. The same article said that if England do qualify, over a 100,000 fans would make the trip. [...]

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After the euphoria of a 5-1 win six days ago, Chelsea came back down to earth as their five match unbeaten run was brought to an abrupt halt by local neighbours Fulham, who controlled most of the game and were very much worth their three points. With a number of players away in Belgium on [...]

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CLUB SHED UPDATES

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We’re going in again with another Shed 100 for the match v Newcastle United on Saturday 29 December, ko 3pm. Please make this worthwhile. NO TIMEWASTERS PLEASE. Sign up now and give yourself a great Christmas present. We are looking for 100 MEMBERS who want to sit together in one block in the Shed End, [...]

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There are few more exhilarating sights, on a football pitch at least, than that of a speedy, skilful winger tearing past his marker at will. Shaun Wright-Phillips’ stellar performance at Wigan last weekend – albeit aided in no small part by the fact that he was being marked by a second-rate left-winger converted, it would [...]

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It is more than twenty years ago that Ken Bates had come up with the idea of installing an electric fence around the Stamford Bridge playing area to keep fans out after a pitch invasion following a League Cup semi final match against Sunderland. Looking back it now, it was probably nothing more than Ken’s [...]

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As we sat down and started to discuss the items on the agenda at Sunday’s Fans Forum, we were very surprised to see someone walk in that no-one expected to see there; Avram Grant. This is the official transcript of the questions put to Avram and the answers he gave. A write up of the [...]

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According to the AA Route planner, it’s 543 miles from Wigan to Gelsenkirchen, plus another 30 odd miles on top of that to cater for the English Channel. It doesn’t sound too far really now does it? Of course not, but there’s always a catch when it comes to following Chelsea over land and sea [...]

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On a day that is poignant for many a reason unrelated to football, Stamford Bridge was a sight to behold as over 40,000 people stood in silence to remember all those men and women who were killed during the two World Wars and other conflicts. Both Chelsea and Everton had returned from German lands after [...]

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It’s been a while since we announced that our readers are now able to put questions to Simon Greenberg, the clubs Communications and Public Affairs Director. Since then, much has happened and lots changed at Chelsea, not least the management. Naturally a lot of the questions sent in related to the departure of Jose Mourinho, [...]

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