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Premier League: Bolton Wanderers 0 - 1 Chelsea
Unfortunately I had to make do with radio commentary and brief Match of the Day highlights, so links to match reports and video highlights only I’m afraid. Post your observations on the game in the comments.
Premiership review: Chelsea 2 - 2 Bolton Wanderers
Match reports Sunday Times, Joe Lovejoy: “The pendulum swung to and fro throughout an enthralling afternoon before coming to rest firmly in Manchester United’s corner. Chelsea will strive with all their considerable might to get it moving again, but know they missed their last chance in the Stamford Bridge sunshine, conceding two priceless points at home [...]
Letter from America: Can it get any worse?
For a while, Chelsea seemed to be out of favour with Fox Sports so that for some weeks they hardly figured at all. In the last couple of weeks, however, things have improved, at least in this respect. I have been able to watch all of Chelsea’s recent Premiership games, starting with that against Manchester [...]
Premiership: Bolton Wanderers 0 - 1 Chelsea
Match reports The Times, Matt Dickinson: “It says everything about Chelsea’s strengths that they actually enjoy their visits to the Reebok Stadium, a ground where the contest is never less than physically intense. This was their third successive triumph here under José Mourinho, and it left the Portuguese expressing delight at his side’s position in the [...]
Premiership preview: Bolton Wanderers v. Chelsea
Chelsea sealed the 2004/5 Premiership title at the Reebok Stadium and won there again in April, and Jose Mourinho is looking forward to returning once more. “It is a very difficult game because Bolton will have a big boost to their morale after beating Arsenal,” Mourinho said. “But I can say it is my pitch, because [...]
Bolton v Chelsea
Bolton away matches have figured significantly in our recent history. May 1983 saw us travelling to Bolton looking for a victory to ease the threat of relegation: a defeat would’ve effectively sealed a drop to the old Division Three for the first time in our history. We won the match 1-0, eventually finishing in eighteenth [...]
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