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GOAL DROUGHT CONTINUES FOR OVER RATED DROGBA

GOAL DROUGHT CONTINUES FOR OVER RATED DROGBA

By Martyn Landi • on August 15, 2010

Chelsea began the defence of their Premier League title with the biggest opening day win in the history of the league. Blues legend Roberto Di Matteo wouldn’t have enjoyed his return to Stamford Bridge as he saw he side pulled ...

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CHELSEA LOSE ENTERTAINING PRE-SEASON FRIENDLY

CHELSEA LOSE ENTERTAINING PRE-SEASON FRIENDLY

By Martyn Landi • on August 8, 2010

Chelsea rounded off a difficult pre-season with a fourth straight defeat, surrendering the Community Shield to Manchester United. Carlo Ancelotti sent out a strong side at Wembley, with only Cech, Drogba and arguably Alex the ...

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MORALE BOOSTING VICTORY NEEDED

MORALE BOOSTING VICTORY NEEDED

By Martyn Landi • on March 23, 2010

Chelsea have the chance to quickly erase the memories of the performance at Ewood Park with our game in hand at bottom club Portsmouth on Wednesday night. Victory for Ancelotti’s side would see us climb back up to second, and ...

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CARLO’S TURNING POINT

CARLO’S TURNING POINT

By Martyn Landi • on March 17, 2010

Chelsea were outthought and ultimately knocked out as Jose Mourinho continued his near unblemished run at Stamford Bridge. It was a night when before kick off every eye and camera lens was focussed on the Portuguese coach, and ...

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MALOUDA SHINES AS ZOLA STRUGGLES

MALOUDA SHINES AS ZOLA STRUGGLES

By Martyn Landi • on March 15, 2010

Chelsea went back to the top of the Premier League with a convincing 4-1 over London rivals West Ham. Florent Malouda was the star of the show for Carlo Ancelotti’s side as he made two and scored one as the Blues’ overpowered ...

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POINTLESS TRIP TO MERSEYSIDE

POINTLESS TRIP TO MERSEYSIDE

By Martyn Landi • on February 11, 2010

It was an ugly game at Goodison Park as Chelsea came off 2nd best to see their lead at the top of the Premier League cut to a point. Louis Saha gave Ancelotti’s side a taste of what Arsenal had to deal with against Didier Drogba ...

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BLACK CATS BASHED AT THE BRIDGE

BLACK CATS BASHED AT THE BRIDGE

By Martyn Landi • on January 18, 2010

Chelsea started 2010 in blistering fashion has they put seven past Sunderland at Stamford Bridge. There were 2 goals apiece for Frank Lampard and Nicolas Anelka, with Florent Malouda, Michael Ballack and a flash of brilliance ...

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STURRIDGE FILLS DROGBA’S BOOTS

You might have heard the odd Chelsea optimist say “Didier who?” as they strolled back towards Fulham Broadway after securing a place in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Daniel Sturridge, in his first

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CHELSEA SERVE UP XMAS TURKEY

Everyone gets something they don’t expect at Chritsmas, for us Chelsea fans it was the first time we had failed to score since the Champions League semi final first leg in the Nou Camp in April, a near

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5-STAR CHELSEA BRUSH ASIDE BLACKBURN

Four goals in 16 minutes put The Blues back on top of the Premier League, and put the pressure on Man Utd ahead of their trip to Anfield. Frank Lampard bagged 2 goals to continue his return to form, and

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CYPRIOT SCARE FOR ANCELOTTI’S BLUES

Chelsea will fly home from the Mediterranean a relieved side after APOEL Nicosia threw everything at them on a warm night in Cyprus. The home side had enough chances in the second half to earn a point,

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CHELSEA HOME, BUT NOT DRY AGAINST PORTO

Nicholas Anelka’s 48th minute strike was enough to see off a strong Porto side at a rain soaked Stamford Bridge. The Frenchman’s tidy finish ensured The Blues’ quest to claim their first

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MIDFIELD DIAMOND STARTS TO SPARKLE

Chelsea came from behind again to see off Sunderland in what was, in the end an impressive display. Second half goals from Michael Ballack, a Frank Lampard penalty and Deco made it two out of two for Carlo

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