Marley

Question: what is the most dominant Chelsea match you can think of? Doesn't necessarily have to be an absolute thrashing, can just be a game where the opposition had 0 chance from minute 1. Obvious standouts to me are the 5-0 against Swansea under Jose Rd. ii And Chelsea 5-0 Everton under Antonio Conte. Any others?

Extraordinary ground.

The irony. Chelsea spent two decades attracting glory hunters from all over the world purely because a Russian billionaire bought trophies with endless blood and oil soaked money. Those same fans calling others plastic are the ones who appeared the moment the money did 😂 Most Chelsea fans act like they represent some deep-rooted football purity after benefitting from one of the most financially doped eras in football history. It's genuinely shameless. London will always be red. 🔴

yea we all saw it against the mighty qarabag and atlanta this season

Glasner has been under immense media pressure not to rotate against Arsenal despite it being in Palace’s best interests Haven’t seen Emery asked once if he’ll rotate against City, or allow Villa players to go out partying if they win Europa before that game

Xabi Alonso rejected Gladbach to continue to develop at Real Sociedad B... Xabi Alonso rejected Liverpool on the back of his unbeaten League and Cup double to continue to develop at Leverkusen... I'm staggered that people think he'd be keen to become the 7th permanent manager of Clearlake's 4 year reign at Chelsea, 6 months on from being (I would argue unfairly) sacked by Real Madrid. I've been wrong many times before, I could be wrong on this... But I'd be amazed if Xabi Alonso took the Chelsea job. If the right offer doesn't appear this summer, just wait. What's the rush?! He's 44, coming off the first "failure" of his career.

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: AGAIN NO PENALTY GIVEN FOR CHELSEA! CHELSEA ARE FURIOUS!

Just so you know, before I sleep. Darren England was the official today for City vs. Forest. Darren England was the referee for Chelsea vs. Arsenal on the weekend, where he allowed Saliba and Rice to wrestle Pedro and Hato in the box. And worst of all, Darren England was on VAR who refused to look at the Kolo Muani disallowed goal. Absolute state.