Chelsea 1-1 Charlton: Blues drop seven points from sixty-nine shocker!
The arrival of a whale in West London caused something of a stir over the weekend; possibly a pre-ordered buffet for all the Japanese tourists at Stamford.
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A chance to put even more pressure on the chasing duo of Liverpool and Manchester United, who kick-off their match almost immediately after this one.
Carlo Cudicini has signed a one-year contract extension , tying him to the club until 2009.
Chelsea consider leaving Stamford Bridge
Chelsea is believed to be considering a £400m bid for the Earls Court Exhibition Centre in order to relocate from Stamford Bridge , according to a report.
Bridge given permission to leave on loan
Wayne Bridge has been granted permission to leave on loan during the current transfer window, according to newspaper reports. Bridge is seeking first-team.
Southampton weighing up Walcott bids
Southampton are considering two bids from Premiership clubs for Theo Walcott and are expecting another offer on Tuesday, according to BBC Sport. Arsenal.
Arsenal fail in £12m Walcott bid
BBC Sport is reporting that Southampton have rejected a formal £12m offer from Arsenal for Theo Walcott . It is understood Chelsea could be willing to pay.
Sunderland 1-2 Chelsea: Robben's leap takes football further away from the crowd...
After the disappointment of missing out on the signings of Evra, Adebayor, Diaby and Walcott along with the countless others we were supposedly “in for".
Sunderland 1 - 2 Chelsea: Blues survive scare
Despite the whinging, moaning and generally embittered and envy-tainted anti-Chelsea sentiment so prevalent in the attitude and comments by Adrian Chiles.
Bottom versus top. One Premiership win versus nineteen. A fifty-two point gap. Despite this, Sunderland manager Mick McCarthy has been talking up his.
BBC Sport is reporting that Arsenal have won the race to sign highly-rated Southampton teenager Theo Walcott . According to the report, Saints chairman.
Whingeing their way into the Honours List
It came as no surprise to hear Liverpool Football Club chief executive Rick Parry label the decision to omit his club from the New Year's Honours list as.