Chelsea FC

It's good to see that the world leaders realised the importance of the Champions League final and stopped their discussions to watch it.



Prime Minister David Cameron, an Aston Villa fan, is seen cheering Chelsea during the penalty shoot out. Next to him Barack Obama seems to be enjoying it too.

merkel doesn't seem to amused!

I'm assuming the guy to the left of Camoron is a Spurs fan !!!

(21-05-2012 22:45 )terence Wrote:  merkel doesn't seem to amused!

She prob had the greek bailout money on a Bayern Win !!!!

Was it just me that was at bit peeved a Bosingwa and Kalou at the trophy presentation? I mean fair enough you gotta milk the once-in-a-lifetime experience, but would it hurt to just move out of the way for 5 seconds? I’ve waited years for that iconic moment when JT, Lamps and co. lift the trophy, but all you can see is a giant unibrow and a shitty spider haircut

One name off the list for next Chelsea manager is Jose Mourinho, who has agreed a new contract with Real Madrid it was announced today. The new deal is for 4 years and should end speculation about him leaving Madrid for Chelsea or anywhere else.

(18-05-2012 18:06 )NYC Wrote:  What a shame it would be if Robben get's that crucial goal, after all the criticism he was given at Chelsea. Actually might put a bet on that

This was the moment in extra time when Robben might have scored that crucial goal, but Cech kept his penalty out.

Can chelsea fans really be happy with terry leading the troops on the bus? He let them down by getting a silly red card he had nothing to do with the victory.

(22-05-2012 18:08 )Broncobilly Wrote:  Can chelsea fans really be happy with terry leading the troops on the bus? He let them down by getting a silly red card he had nothing to do with the victory.

I take it you've never made a mistake ?

Terry might have fucked up in 1 game but fact he missed out on playing in the final would have hurt him more then anything. He also featured so heavily in past games so I think you're speaking a bit out of turn. If that had been Gerrard I'm sure you'd still have liked to have seen him up with the rest of the team.

Chelsea statement:

"Chelsea Football Club can confirm Didier Drogba will be leaving the club when his contract expires at the end of June. Didier has spent 8 years at Chelsea, and everyone at the club would like to thank him for his service and wish him luck and continued success for the future. Chelsea Chief Executive Ron Gourlay said: 'Didier is undoubtedly a Chelsea legend and will always be part of the Chelsea family. He is certainly leaving on a high after Saturday night but he feels the time is right for a new challenge.'"