comment by BlueJ2 (U4630)
posted 16 minutes ago
We didn’t have a chance with Musiala. Nothing we could do - he hadn’t even signed as a senior professional
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Annoying, just feels like he used Chelsea the little nob lol

Yeah he’s arguably the brightest talent out of all of them

Be nice if he did a Pogba and eventually came back, even for a massive fee lol don’t think Bayern will ever let him go though, even less likely now that’s he’s chosen Germany at international level. Oh well

Who that

🤷🏻‍♂️

Jamal

Isn't that a health food

comment by ＴＬＬＬ (U4640)
posted 7 hours, 11 minutes ago
I can't believe City/Walker got away with that penalty incident. Ref bottled it.
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Looked a clear pen...but not a

Jimmy Greaves RIP Old Boy

Not Jimmy

Guess he’ll dictate the result from up above so we’ll see who he liked most today, us or spurs or equal preference

What a legend man, sad but he had a really good innings, 81 considering he’s had multiple strokes / heart attacks and was a massive alcoholic, had a great innings and a tough last few years especially health wise so at least he’s at peace now

That Spurs fan point scoring was a d'ck move...

But can someone at Chelsea pull their finger out and get a tribute on the website. News broke like an hr ago

comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 minute ago
That Spurs fan point scoring was a d'ck move...

But can someone at Chelsea pull their finger out and get a tribute on the website. News broke like an hr ago
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He’s a sc’mbag. Imagine that being one of your first thoughts

Tuchel looks a bit like Basil Fawlty

https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2021/09/19/jimmy-greaves-1940-2021

Greavsie what a player he was. He'd absolutely smash it in the PL if he was playing today

‘My affection for the club has never been a secret,’ Greaves said in 1995, while reminiscing about his time on the Fulham Road. ‘It’s probably the greatest name in the world: Chelsea. You think about it. What does it conjure up? It conjures up the best part of the biggest city in the world. Chelsea! It’s magical. And they’ve never lived up to it, but I hope they do. I’m a great Chelsea fan, as you probably know. And I’d love to see it all happen.’


He saw it

comment by Oscar. #TeamFury. (U12980)
posted 50 minutes ago
What a legend man, sad but he had a really good innings, 81 considering he’s had multiple strokes / heart attacks and was a massive alcoholic, had a great innings and a tough last few years especially health wise so at least he’s at peace now
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Hope I last that long

comment by Ballon d’Orginho (U5245)
posted 4 minutes ago

‘My affection for the club has never been a secret,’ Greaves said in 1995, while reminiscing about his time on the Fulham Road. ‘It’s probably the greatest name in the world: Chelsea. You think about it. What does it conjure up? It conjures up the best part of the biggest city in the world. Chelsea! It’s magical. And they’ve never lived up to it, but I hope they do. I’m a great Chelsea fan, as you probably know. And I’d love to see it all happen.’


He saw it
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So true. It's what kind of amuses me when you hear the standard "you won the lottery" drivel, like it was blind luck.

Exactly like Paris us becoming a superpower was only ever a matter of time. If it wasn't Abramovich it would've been someone else. Probably Mansour.

Chelsea was a very sought after and hip place to be even when we were sh!t.

Atmosphere will be phenomenal today.

We will have to be super on it. Early goal to calm them down.

How is everyone today?

comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 3 minutes ago
Atmosphere will be phenomenal today.

We will have to be super on it. Early goal to calm them down.

How is everyone today?
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On the train to London

comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted about an hour ago
comment by Oscar. #TeamFury. (U12980)
posted 50 minutes ago
What a legend man, sad but he had a really good innings, 81 considering he’s had multiple strokes / heart attacks and was a massive alcoholic, had a great innings and a tough last few years especially health wise so at least he’s at peace now
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Hope I last that long
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He was an acholouc for 4 years. Body can recover from that