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Van Persie suffered ruptured ankle ligaments during Holland's friendly against Italy in Pescara on November 14, and after a controversial treatment in a Serbian clinic involving placenta failed to improve the problem, it has now emerged that he... Full Article at Football.co.uk
Manchester United forward Rooney, Chelsea striker Drogba and Liverpool skipper Gerrard have been named on the 10-man shortlist in the race to be named the 2009 European Football of the Year. Full Article at Football Fancast
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti considers a question during a press conference at their training ground, Cobham, England, Friday Nov. 27, 2009. View Photo »
Chelsea will try to steal Franck Ribery from under the nose of Real Madrid in the January transfer window... With the £37.5m signing of Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero all but tied up, the Blues will now focus on Ribery, also a top target for Manchester City.
Striker Nicolas Anelka has hinted he is ready to finish his career with Chelsea after urging the Stamford Bridge club to offer him a new contract. Full Article at Football Fancast
Check out all the best pictures from the match action...here Ken Loach goes looking for a place in the third round...more Think you know more than your mates about footy? Full Article at 4theGame.com
Premier League trio Wayne Rooney, Didier Drogba and Steven Gerrard have all been shortlisted for the prestigious Ballon d'Or award. Full Article at Footymad.net
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti considers a question during a press conference at their training ground, Cobham, England, Friday Nov. 27, 2009. View Photo »
Striker Nicolas Anelka has hinted he is ready to finish his career with Chelsea after urging the Stamford Bridge club to offer him a new contract. Full Article at Footymad.net
In EPL it’s never over till it’s over, and it could very well be over if Chelsea win this fixture, so I’m discounting this option here and now. Full Article at Footy Latest
The name Chelsea may refer to one of several locations, notably in London and New York City, and some organisations associated with those places. It is also a moderately common given name, for which there are several alternative spellings, including Chelsee, Chelsey, Chelsi, Chelsie and Chelsy. Full Article
Chelsea's John Mikel Obi, from Nigeria, challenges FC Porto's Raul Meireles, right, in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. Chelsea won 1-0.
View Photo »Chelsea's Florent Malouda from France, Nicolas Anelka from France, Didier Drogba from Ivory Coast and Michael Essien, from Ghana, from left to right, celebrate their goal against FC Porto in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday...
View Photo »Chelsea's Florent Malouda from France, Nicolas Anelka from France, Didier Drogba from Ivory Coast and Michael Essien, from Ghana, from left to right, celebrate their goal against FC Porto in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday...
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Didier Drogba takes on Fernando Reges of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: John Obi Mikel of Chelsea challenges Raul Meireles of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »Porto's Cristian Rodriguez reacts against Chelsea during their Champions League soccer match at Dragon stadium in Porto November 25, 2009.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Michael Essien of Chelsea battles with Alvaro Pereira of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Michael Essien of Chelsea battles with Alvaro Pereira of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Michael Essien of Chelsea battles with Alvaro Pereira of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Nicolas Anelka of Chelsea (L) celebrates with Didier Drogba as he scores their first goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka, center, from France, celebrates with Didier Drogba, from Ivory Coast, after scoring the opening goal against FC Porto, with Bruno Alves at right, in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009.
View Photo »Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka (2nd L) is congratulated by team mates Didier Drogba (R), Florent Malouda (L) and Michael Essien after scoring against Porto during their Champions League soccer match at Dragao stadium in Porto November 25, 2009.
View Photo »Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka, right, from France, scores the opening goal against FC Porto's goalkeeper Beto Pimparel in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. AP Photo/Paulo Duarte).
View Photo »Chelsea's coach Carlo Ancelotti, from Italy, reacts during the match with FC Porto, with Branislav Ivanovic, from Serbia, at right, in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. Chelsea won 1-0.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Nicolas Anelka of Chelsea (R) celebrates with Didier Drogba as he scores their first goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Nicolas Anelka of Chelsea (R) celebrates with Didier Drogba as he scores their first goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Nicolas Anelka of Chelsea (R) celebrates with Didier Drogba as he scores their first goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Nicolas Anelka of Chelsea (R) celebrates with Didier Drogba as he scores their first goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: Nicolas Anelka of Chelsea (L) celebrates with Didier Drogba as he scores their first goal during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: John Obi Mikel of Chelsea tussles with Radamel Falcao Garcia of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »Chelsea's Didier Drogba, from Ivory Coast, reacts during the match with FC Porto in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. Chelsea won 1-0.
View Photo »PORTO, PORTUGAL - NOVEMBER 25: John Obi Mikel of Chelsea tussles with Radamel Falcao Garcia of FC Porto during the UEFA Champions League Group D match between FC Porto and Chelsea at the Estadio Do Dragao on November 25, 2009 in Porto, Portugal.
View Photo »Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka, left, from France, challenges FC Porto's Cristian Sapunaru from Romania in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. AP Photo/Paulo Duarte).
View Photo »Chelsea's Drogba (R) is challenged by Porto's Alvaro Pereira and Raul Meireles (back) during their Champions League soccer match at Dragon stadium in Porto November 25, 2009.
View Photo »Chelsea's Deco, from Portugal, challenges FC Porto's Alvaro Pereira, right, from Uruguay in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009. AP Photo/Paulo Duarte).
View Photo »Chelsea's Florent Malouda from France, Nicolas Anelka from France, Didier Drogba from Ivory Coast and Michael Essien, from Ghana, from left to right, celebrate their goal against FC Porto in a Champions League, Group D soccer match at Porto's Dragao Stadium in Porto, Portugal, Wednesday...
View Photo »Hey, another NFL game in London! Awful! The Tampa Bay fans lose a home game as a soccer-mad nation checks in on Chelsea and Man U.
Chelsea Football Club and Gael Kakuta have filed appeals at the Court of Arbitration for Sport against the decision issued by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber on 27 August 2009.
Both Chelsea FC and Kakuta have requested that the FIFA decision be stayed pending the outcome of the CAS arbitration. A decision concerning the request for a stay is likely to be issued by the CAS at the beginning of November.
I hope that Mr. Prokhorov will do to the Brooklyn Nets - well, New Jersey Nets, which I hope will become the Brooklyn Nets - what Mr. Abramovich did to the Chelsea soccer club
I am a striker and it's really important for me to get goals and try to make history at this club. I was already a part of Chelsea history when we won the Premier League for the first time in 2005 and then defended our title a year later
I think they started the first few games very well ... I like the new signing, Vermaelen, I think he looked terrific. He's not a giant but he springs well, he is alert. Arsenal have always played great football since Arsène Wenger has been here. I think we are a better footballing side than Chelsea and ...
Non-league Woking are lining up an ambitious move for former Chelsea and Leeds United striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
Well done to Didier on reaching 100 Chelsea goals as when you think how much time he spends up front alone, how demanding the modern game is on the central striker, you realise what a special achievement it is
Drogba’s goal record and popularity may be less than Torres’s but his impact is of a similar size. He wins his team as many matches and has become sufficiently iconic for football people to talk of him as a template… between them, the pair have lit up recent Chelsea-Liverpool encounters, Torres scoring ...
The loss of Drogba, Essien, Mikel and Kalou would be a huge blow to Chelsea in any season but this season even more so as the transfer ban imposed by FIFA means Ancelotti cannot even bring in replacements in January. That means Chelsea will have to make do with what they have got.
Among (the career highlights) are certainly the draw against Sporting Lisbon with a ten-man Uniao Leiria, then the UEFA Cup I won with Porto in 2003 and the first league title with Chelsea
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is ready make a shock move for Chelsea defender Alex as he bids to boost his defensive options at Anfield.
Marvin & Oritsé were jus on Newsround chattin bou Chelsea.F.C lol :)@JLSOfficial
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Believe in Chelsea F.C. http://ff.im/c5z91
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