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    Proposals for controlling over-spending by Europe's top clubs have been prominent on the agenda of football's governing bodies and Kenyon warned football not to turn its back on white knight benefactors. "Roman Abramovich's investment has been fantastic for Chelsea" Kenyon said. "He's put money in and he's committed for the long term for the right reasons. Full Article at BBC Sport
    Roman Abramovich's investment has been fantastic for Chelsea
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 2 months ago
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Kenyon 'proud' of Chelsea legacy
  1. When we joined, the two clubs that had constantly won the Premiership were Manchester United and Arsenal. Chelsea broke that cartel
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 2 months ago
  2. He's put money in and he's committed for the long term for the right reasons. We've got secured ownership with secured financing. We've never shied away from the amount of money we have invested in the club.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 2 months ago
  3. We have grown the business and doubled the turnover. We have a squad that is as good as any and better than most. Lots has been made about our investment in players but we have also invested heavily in the foundations of the club, which will stand us in good stead for many years to come.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 2 months ago
  4. We are now seen as a very serious European football club.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 2 months ago
  5. I think it is still highly achievable but I admit that to do it you have to win the Champions League at some point - it elevates you to one of a select group of clubs
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 2 months ago

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