Since the 2-0 home loss to Brentford in October, it's now just one defeat in 18 matches at Stamford Bridge in all competitions.

Lifelong Chelsea supporter Alf Wells celebrated his 100th birthday in style as he received a very special message from his favourite manager 🥺⭐

Europe: recover, rest, play. Repeat.

No time for Pochettino to injure the players. Read his book. It's a case study of exactly this.

Chelsea finished 12th in the Premier League table in 2022/23 with
⚽️2nd highest wage bill
⚽️ Highest amortisation cost
⚽️ Most expensive squad
⚽️ Biggest operating loss

I don't want to hear shit about Lampard's 2019-2020 season. Put up these metrics while playing a bunch of unproven kids and a hologram in goal. Every coach since then would kill for this kind of team performance over the course of the season

The best thing Pochettino did in that match was hooking Disasi and Gusto. Both were a disgrace in the second half.

When you're already left hopelessly exposed, don't be out of position Goddamn always. Two steady players came on and United didn't have another shot.

Appalling match in terms of quality. Two horrible teams in every facet of football. Fun to watch for neutrals I'm sure.

The win shouldn't mask a disgusting second half especially.

Chelsea’s fifth consecutive game conceding two goals. Opponents in that stretch: Leeds, Brentford, Newcastle, Leicester, (10-man) Burnley.

No clean sheets since January. This is still on course to be the club’s worst defensive league season for 30 years #CFC

This is quite easily one of the most beautiful, most moving and most lucid things I have ever read

🚨 The Chelsea supporters trust wrote to Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali about Chelsea fans concerns about ticket prices, claiming a lack of engagement 'could lead to irreversible toxicity'.

They got a letter back from CEO Chris Jurasek who spoke about the 'necessity to increase…

Big Ange Postecoglou fielded a question about “plastic and touristy fans” watching Tottenham.

This was his response ⬇️

Spoiler alert: he answered it brilliantly, with grace, dignity and, importantly, a helluvalot of empathy 🫶🏻

#THFC #COYS 🤍💙❤️‍🩹 #FULTOT

Ian Maatsen: “I see myself as a left-back. First of all I have to make sure that I’m defensively strong. The bonus is I can go forward and play many positions. I feel free. The coach has allowed me to be free but I think left-back is my best position.'

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