it's 4 mate,or am i wrong

Jose Mourinho makes his competitive debut as Real Madrid coach today in Mallorca, promising to leave a Chelsea-style legacy.
The former Stamford Bridge manager said: 'I want to install a philosophy in Madrid that future coaches will only ever have to upgrade.

'I'm very proud to see Chelsea still winning. I like to leave my mark at the clubs where I work. Ancelotti has found everything in place - good working conditions, the right working mentality, a squad that is good for 10 years. He just needs to add a new player here and there and his own ideas.'

a story to tell u guys...

met shebby singh last friday while i was walking in a mall in sg..
approached him and then ask him what he thinks of our good start to the season..
as usual with his anti chels antics he said though we started well eventually we'll lose steam n bla bla bla..
then he started talking bout how good his tottenham was winning 4-0 against those young boys...
see see last nite they lose 1-0 against the team we hammered 6-0 at HOME...

i believe this is KARMA!!!!!

The title:
Chelsea FC - LYN True Blues, 11/09 West Ham v Chelsea 22:55 CH812 (English Clubs)

is it 21:55 or 22:55 the kickoff time?

what is our first eleven for the match against blackpool at the bridge, any updates...?

Champions Chelsea have been told that the club's big-spending days are over and that billionaire owner Roman Abramovich will no longer bankroll multi-million-pound transfers or bumper contracts.

Some players have had bonus payments reduced - effectively a pay cut - and been told that there will be no major signings in the future unless the club generate the money to pay for them.
The players were called to a meeting at the club's Cobham training ground where they were addressed by chief executive Ron Gourlay and chairman Bruce Buck.The executives spelled out the message from Abramovich that the club have to live within their means and that cutbacks are necessary.

Players who signed contracts before 2009 still have win bonuses guaranteed but most contracts signed since last year have them guaranteed only on a season-by-season basis and bonuses have been cut back this year.Coaching staff and catering costs at Cobham have also been slashed.It is a far cry from Abramovich's early days in English football when he spent £230million in two years after taking over Chelsea in 2003. That spree included the capture of £24m Michael Essien, £23m Didier Drogba and £20m Ricardo Carvalho as well as less successful signings, such as £17m Hernan Crespo, £17m Damien Duff, £16m Adrian Mutu and £15m Juan Sebastian Veron.Under the new, strict regime, indulgences such as the decision by Abramovich himself to spend £31m on Andriy Shevchenko in 2006, even though then manager Jose Mourinho did not want him, will not be repeated.

Chelsea have been relatively frugal in the transfer market, with major signings now limited to one per season, including the £16m capture of Ramires last month. The 23-year-old Brazil midfielder is understood to be on wages of approximately £1m a year, which will help to drive down Chelsea's wage bill.

The policy is consistent with the rhetoric of Chelsea's owners and former chief executive Peter Kenyon, who had claimed the club would be self-sufficient by 2010, although he subsequently revised the deadline to 2012.
Despite a well-publicised move to convert Chelsea's debts to Abramovich into stock, the Russian oligarch is still owed £726m by the club's holding company, Fordstam. Chelsea have made a staggering £493m of losses since the Russian took over the club, including a record loss of £140.2m in 2005.Since then they have steadily reduced spending, the 2009 accounts showing losses down to £44.5m.

better digg talent from our youth rather then scout for younger talent...still need to fork out money...

from chelsea soccer schools...some parents (foreign) send their kids to soccer school there where it started...or maybe they scout with UK schools who are active in soccer.

plokoon bro!!!! Your display Picture damn Nice!!!