ROBBED … BUT WE WILL BE BACK
What is it about the Champions League and Chelsea? Penalty shootout heartbreak against Liverpool, the width of a post in Moscow and now 3 blatant penalty appeals turned down and a last gasp equaliser from
We’re proud of the boys … A recent post of CFCnet’s implored Ancelotti ...
Listening to Talksport the other day, CFCnet heard News of the World’s chief football writer, Neil Ashton, wax lyrical about how newspapers were the UK’s moral guardians. That’s an interesting comment coming from the ...
No sooner had Arsenal crashed to another defeat to Chelsea – their fourth in less than a year – than Sky Sports had thrust a microphone in front of Arsene Wenger. What did the learned professor say? “We felt we were ...
At CFCnet we hate to have a pop at our players. After all, we’ve just witnessed a golden decade of unparalleled success. In saying that, it needs to be said that over the past few years we’ve all too often snatched defeat ...
CFCnet is not in a good mood – it’s been a bad seven days with the shabby ticket office high on our list of gripes.It all started with the astonishing decision by FIFA to ban Chelsea from registering any new players ...
Once FA Cup celebrations had quietened down and the Blues great end to a dramatic season faded over the horizon, talk at CFCnet turned to some of the stranger events that had happened over the previous nine months. A sort of ...
At CFCnet we admire the media in the same way that Anders Frisk pines for Jose Mourinho. Over the years, we’ve witnessed at first hand how journalists write what they want and carefully select their sound bites to give ...
What is it about the Champions League and Chelsea? Penalty shootout heartbreak against Liverpool, the width of a post in Moscow and now 3 blatant penalty appeals turned down and a last gasp equaliser from
I’m writing this on Monday May 4th, what could be the beginning of an epochal week for Chelsea Football Club. With Barca shorn of Marquez (injured), Puyol (suspension) and Henry (injury) surely there
With a team full of world superstars, the backing of the world’s eighth richest man and one of the UK’s best vocal crowds (when we can be bothered), Chelsea are the victim’s of a level
Does he do a Cantona and leave the Club as a bona fide legend? Or does he slowly fade away with early substitions, Carling Cup winter’s nights in Wigan, and the odd crowd jeer or two in his ears? Let’s
Place your bets. I’ve heard our new manager will be Mark Hughes. At my journalist workplace, at a UK press agency, we get fed all sorts of rumours, many of which I can’t publish because either
So, with the semi-final over, thousands of supporters begin thinking about the long journey to one of Europe’s most dangerous cities, putting out of their minds worries about gangs, murderers, prostitutes