Half the people in your gay group are banned.

Barclays Premier League Table
05 October 2008 P GD PTS
1 Chelsea 7 11 17
2 Liverpool 7 6 17
3 Hull 7 -1 14
4 Arsenal 7 8 13

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5 Aston Villa 7 2 13

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6 West Ham 7 1 12
7 Portsmouth 7 -4 12
8 Man Utd 6 4 11
9 West Brom 7 0 10
10 Blackburn 7 -6 10
11 Man City 7 6 9
12 Middlesbrough 7 -2 9
13 Wigan 7 3 8
14 Sunderland 7 -2 8
15 Everton 7 -4 8
16 Bolton 7 -2 7
17 Fulham 6 -2 6

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18 Newcastle 7 -6 5
19 Stoke 7 -6 4
20 Tottenham 7 -6 2

Sorry Notorious...it was very much a dog fight. I made my last post while watching the match on DVR so I had my game face on. Van Der Sar is one of my all time favorite Keepers. He does have a history of substitutions though.

In retrospect we were really lucky to have drawn even on 80 minutes. Those kind of games make my skin crawl. But it's all good dude. I'm all chilled out now.

Thanks for your comment...and no chip on my shoulders. It's more like a pain in my arse, lol!

hahaha always with the clever little remark goldenthread...must have built up quite a substantial chip on your shoulder...it's okay it must be hard being perpetually in 2nd place.

Van Der Sar gimping out early on is the reason you didn't win. You need to reevaluate many aspects of what actually happened.

boy that was a dogfight this weekend wasn't it? We should have beaten you but oh well I suppose we will just have to do it next time.

Ray Wilkins has been appointed Chelsea's assistant first-team coach, replacing Steve Clarke, who has moved to West Ham. Clarke spent 20 seasons at Chelsea, both as a player and as a coach. The 45-year-old Clarke joins West Ham on a three-year deal, joining up with new boss Gianfranco Zola, after handing in his resignation last Thursday.

Chelsea captain John Terry has been cleared to play against Manchester United on Sunday after his appeal against a red card proved successful. Terry was sent off for a foul on Manchester City striker Jo, but a Football Association hearing upheld Chelsea's claim of wrongful dismissal. Had the ban been enforced, Terry would have missed Sunday's crucial Premier League clash with champions United, as well as the Carling Cup tie against Portsmouth on 24 September and the league encounter with Stoke three days later. The foul on Jo occurred inside the centre circle, with Terry's centre-back partner Ricardo Carvalho covering the play and full-back Jose Bosingwa also sprinting back to defend. Chelsea's on-field complaints were initially based on the fact that Terry was not the last defender.

Chelsea's Michael Essien has had knee surgery in France to repair a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament.
The midfielder suffered the injury during Ghana's World Cup qualifier against Libya on 5 September. Essien is expected to be out of action for five months and a Chelsea spokesman told BBC Sport: "The operation has been a success." Essien landed awkwardly during the qualifier against Libya and was taken to hospital for scans, which confirmed the ligament damage.

Chelsea opened their Champions League campaign in emphatic fashion with a comfortable win against Bordeaux 4- Nil. Frank Lampard headed Chelsea in front after only 14 minutes from Jose Bosingwa's perfect right-wing cross.

Joe Cole then glanced in Lampard's corner on the half-hour as Chelsea took complete control.

Florent Malouda added the third with a driven left-foot shot eight minutes from time and Nicolas Anelka tapped in a fourth in injury time. Bordeaux were tame opposition, with Chelsea keeper Petr Cech not forced into serious action at any point, but it was still an impressive show as the Premier League leaders continued the form that has taken them to the summit.

Today's theme is WHITE...and lots of it.

Michael Essien is out for 5 months after rupturing an anterior cruciate ligament. The 25 y/o midfielder suffered the injury during Ghana's World Cup qualifier against Libya in Tripoli on Friday.

This is really BAD NEWS guys!

too bad man city beat chelsea to robinho. chelsea doesnt really need him anyway

Not a problem Notorious, I took it all in good spirit.

Congratulations on your win over Portsmouth.

MONDAY AUGUST 25, 2008

Man United 1- Portsmouth 0
At Fratton Park
Attendance: 20,540

haha what's a little competition without some trash talking.

SUNDAY 24 AUGUST 2008

Man City 3 - West Ham 0
At City of Manchester Stadium
Attendance: 36,635

Chelsea 1 - Wigan 0
At JJB Stadium
Attendance: 18,139

MONDAY 25 AUGUST

Man United at Portsmouth 8AM EDT

SATURDAY 23 AUGUST 2008

Liverpool 2 - Middlesbrough 1
At Anfield
Attendance: 43,168

Newcastle 1 - Bolton 0
At St. James' Park
Attendance: 47,711



Stoke 3 - Aston Villa 2
At Britannia Stadium, Estonia
Attendance: 27,500


Sunderland 2 - Tottenham 1
At White Hart Lane
Attendance: 36,064


Everton 2 - West Brom 1
At The Hawthorns
Attendance: 26,190


Hull 1 - Blackburn 1
At Ewood Park
Attendance: 23,439


Fulham 1 - Arsenal 0
At Craven Cottage
Attendance: 25,276

SUNDAY 24 AUGUST 2008

Chelsea at Wigan Athletic
West Ham at Manchester City
Man United at Portsmouth

Thanks Notorious O.T.T. We'll keep that in mind all the way to the Premiership.

Chelski stinks you wankers!!!!haha Glory Glory Man United!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHELSEA FC FANS!!!!!!!!!

It was one year ago today that our group was created. Today, a year later, we're the most active FC group on Fannation......by alot folks. There's been no competition to the Chelsea Fans. At least that's what the Community Page tells us and I'm a believer. Good job everyone.

Ok now, don't get soft on me here cause we're talking about some serious Football.

Here are todays EPL Season Opener scores:

Arsenal 1-0 over West Bromwich Albion
at Emirates Stadium

Bolton 3-1 over Stoke
At Reebok Stadium

Blackburn 3-2 over Everton
at Goodison Park

Hull 2-1 over Fulham
at KC Stadium

Middlesbrough 2 - 1 over Tottenham
at Riverside Stadium

West Ham 2-1 over Wigan
at Upton Park

Liverpool 1-0 over Sunderland
at Stadium of Light

Please welcome our 43rd.....and newest member Femdimes.

Femdimes is entering the group as an Author and I'm really looking forward to a bit of different persective. We all hope that you'll be comfortable here at Chelsea FC Fans Femdimes. Enjoy your stay and speak up on locker talk if you've got something to say. Thank you.

Well, I guess an Arsenal comment is better than no comment. But don't forget.....Arsenal has to play us. We'll be ready to kick your ARSenal on November 29th at The Bridge. If you're going to be watching, you may want to keep your eyes closed. MUHhhaahhaahh

Hey guys, I wanted to let everyone know that CJBOSOX has been asked to blog for Chelsea FC Fans and he has agreed to take time out of his busy schedule to bless us with his writings when he's able to find a minute.

CJ has provided the group with his initial posting. It's a great piece on the future of Michael Ballack which all Chelsea fans will have fun reading and rereading.

From everyone here at the Chelsea FC Fan's Group....THANKS CJ!!!

http://fannation.com/blogs/post/194255

My preview of the CL Final Tomorrow

okay, we arent champs yet....

we need to beat Wigan, or you guys have to lose monday


But may 21, CL final, i can't wait

Yes, you are the Champions and deservedly so. The highlight of the week has to be Ronaldo's penalty kicks against Arsenal. He went into motion and then stopped, causing encroachment but he scored the goal. The whistle blows and he's forced to do a rekick. Second time, he does exactly the same thing again. The goal counts this time.
He should have gotten called on that. There's no way that's a legal kick. But, it looked sweet as hell and I've watched it over and over again. Congratulations jeeves. I'm happy for you.

nice game against WIGAN

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS MY FRIENDS!!!

HESKEY THE HERO

The Chelsea FC touched down in Istanbul,Turkey earlier this afternoon as they prepare for their Wednesday's Champions League Match against Fenerbah??e. The Blues are indeed a busy team this week, which means I'm busy keeping all of you fans up to date on the latest happenings from West London......Recaping Chelsea's last match on Sunday 30/3/08 against Middlesbrough, we saw a Chelsea club that played one of it's most dismal matches of the season. The match began in typical Chelsea fashion when at 4 minutes in Ricardo Carvalho scored his first goal of the season with a magnificant header from 12 yards on a Wayne Bridge freekick which was the result of Michael Balloack being fouled on the Left Wing. With Chelsea assuming a 1- nil lead, the rest of the match was rag tag futball. The Chelsea offense dwindled down to nothing at all and their defense became extremely lax. This match could very easily have ended with Middlesbrough victorious at 4-1. The problem was that Middlesbrough absolutely couldn't find the net. This being show cased in the 81st minute when Boro somehow hit wood twice and failed to score, and to further frustration, a third Boro played got the second rebound and then whiffed WIDE left of a completely empty net. When time finally ran out, Chelsea was fortunate enough to be holding a 1- nil lead. I'm going to give the play of the game to Ricardo Carvalho since he scored the loan goal.at 4 minutes.......Chelsea continued in it's home game dominance by upping their record to 79 straight wins now at Stamford Bridge. In so doing, Chelsea also keeps pace with League leading Manchester United who easily downed Aston Villa 4 - nil the day before. The attendance for Sundays Match against Boro was 39,993 strong. After tomorrow's Match with Fenerbah??e, Chelsea will be flying back to Heathrow and preparing for their next Premier League Match which will be held this Saturday 5/4/08 at Manchester City. Lets all wish Chelsea the best of luck on Wednesday in it's Champions League Match up in Turkey.

Sunday 23/3/08....Chelsea improved their home unbeaten streak to 78 straight wins at Stamford Bridge by defeating Arsenal 2-1. Arsenal's Bacary Sagna opened the scoring with a 59 minute head shot to put his team up 1-0. Chelsea fought back quickly and eventually took the lead on a Didier Drogba double. Drogba scored the tieing goal at 73 minutes and put Chelsea ahead to stay with his second goal coming at 82 minutes. The crowd in attendance was 41,824 strong. The win moves chelsea to within 5 points of Leauge leader Manchester United who were busy downing Liverpool 3-0. Chelsea's next match will also be held at Stanford Bridge on 30/3/08 against Middlesbrough.

Let go blues! FA CUP and ENP cup is getting close

hard to be a blues fan these days, isnt it?

come on!
http://www.fannation.com/throwdowns/show/52709

ALEX IS THE BEST, thank god we got him.
ill promote the group.

This is the group I've been waiting for . I'll promote it for sure!
We're going to have fun with this one . Thanks

If you join the group, try your best to promote it.