Carefree, wherever you may be, we are the famous CFCB
Launched in early 2004, Chelsea FC Blog is a collaborative weblog about the world’s greatest football club, the mighty Chelsea FC.
Taking the format of a traditional blog, it’s a frequently updated, chronologically ordered collection of posts, quotes, commentary and hypertext links.
The best way to discover what Chelsea FC Blog is all about is to head to the “Best-of” category, where you will find some of the best posts from the last eight years.
You can read about the people behind the blog here.
Support
Support Chelsea FC Blog by shopping in our Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com stores, or by using these links to access the Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com homepages.
You can also make a one-time donation.
Copyright
Unless otherwise expressly stated, all original material of whatever nature created by Chelsea FC Blog’s authors and included in the weblog and any related pages, including the weblog’s archives, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 UK license.
You are free to copy, distribute and display all original material contained here within as an excerpt or under fair use/dealing on condition that you give the author full attribution and provide a link back to the material’s permanent URL.
You are not allowed to alter, transform or build upon the material, and you may not use the material for commercial purposes without explicit permission from the author and blog owner. Commercial purposes includes websites with ads and income generating features.
Feeds
You are permitted to view Chelsea FC Blog and its content via its RSS feed. You are not allowed to republish full content posts and/or articles from this website via its RSS feed. You are permitted to use excerpts or titles via its RSS feed on websites, subject to the discretion of the author and blog owner. Republishing full content from its RSS feed is not allowed without explicit permission of the author and blog owner.
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Coded and maintained by Nick using heavy amounts of Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP.
Published with WordPress and best viewed in a modern browser with JavaScript turned on and support for W3C standards. The best known of these are Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Safari.
(Chrome and Firefox are by far the best and most popular standards-compliant browsers. They are cross-platform, easy to use, open source and free to download.)
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