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Mourinho asks for truce with UEFA
Jose Mourinho will forgive and forget his rows with UEFA last season if European football’s governing body is prepared to do similar. “I have to forget what they did to me with the ban and we have to start with a clean sheet. If they want to start with a clean sheet, I will do [...]
Angel Michael, welcome back to the Premiership
Apart from the Essien saga, the only other big story of this transfer season is perhaps the return of Michael Owen to the Premiership. It’s been a somewhat curious affair though. While Michael was begging and pleading to be taken back by Liverpool, with everyone there seemingly very keen, Benitez, the Liverpool manager wouldn’t go [...]
John Terry out for four weeks
John Terry will miss England’s two World Cup qualifiers against Wales and Northern Ireland due to a knee injury. According to Sven-Goran Eriksson, Chelsea’s captain will be out for at least four weeks meaning he’s likely to miss a number of Premiership games and the opening Champions League fixture against Anderlecht. Related links: Terry’s injury forces England to [...]
Can you beat Spurs too often?
There are many ways of looking at this. In the interests of clarity I’ll avoid the more metaphysical and philosophical aspects of the question and stick to the football side of things. Spurs’ record since the foundation of the Premier League is impressive: they won the League Cup in 1999 and, er, ah, okay, that [...]
The Interview: John Terry
John Terry is a defensive rock for Chelsea and is rapidly becoming one for England. The Independent on Sunday’s Steve Tongue meets a natural leader whose mantra is togetherness.
That was then, diss is now
This summer Chelsea paid £24m for Michael Essien. When the Premiership started in 1992 their biggest signing was Robert Fleck — still a cult hero at Stamford Bridge. The Observer’s Will Buckley talks to the £2.1m man.
Tottenham v Chelsea
Despite our excellent record at Three Point Lane — we haven’t lost a League game there since 1987 — this match could prove tough to win. Martin Jol’s side hasn’t lost at home since our last visit in January and has yet to concede a goal this season. The Dutchman has also strengthened his squad [...]
Champions League group stage draw 2005/06
After a tedious, long-winded UEFA love-in in Monaco, the inevitable happened and we were drawn in the same group as Liverpool for the first phase of this season’s Champions League. We will also face Anderlecht and Real Betis in Group G. Life being what it is, one dreams of revenge. Match dates: Tuesday 13th September: Anderlecht (home) Wednesday 28th [...]
Chelsea v West Brom
Two very different one-nil wins into the season and the bitching, whining and whingeing from the anti-Chelsea brigade has begun in earnest. Not only is the criticism coming from the usual and expected quarters in North London — “Chelsea never open up, whether they play at home or away … the back four and Makelele [...]
Chelsea FC agrees partnership with Tourism Malaysia
Chelsea FC has signed a sponsorship contract making Tourism Malaysia one of the Platinum Partners of the Club. Malaysia will become the official travel destination partner of Chelsea FC in a deal set to further increase the club’s standing in South East Asia.
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