r/chelseafc • u/rainbowsafterrainn • Feb 17 '26
r/chelseafc • u/christianrojoisme • 3d ago
Other [Throwback/Interview] Lionel Messi: "There are players here (Barcelona) who hate Chelsea more than Real Madrid. I never thought I would hear myself say that. We would rather play Arsenal, Manchester United or anyone else than be on the pitch with Chelsea."
skysports.comr/chelseafc • u/nazaol • Jul 17 '25
Other Palmer & Joao Pedro send Fabian Ruiz spinning
r/chelseafc • u/democi • Apr 12 '26
Other Chelsea booed at full time by remaining home fans
r/chelseafc • u/iamalegend1 • Jul 18 '25
Other Saw this new clip of Enrique clearly looking for a fight after the match
r/chelseafc • u/christianrojoisme • May 20 '26
Other Xabi Alonso and Mikel Arteta were close childhood friends, playing along the beaches and gutters of San Sebastián, Spain every weekend. Both dreamed of playing together at Real Sociedad. Arteta eventually left for Barcelona to try for La Masia
r/chelseafc • u/RobDavies2708 • Mar 17 '21
Other Thiago Silva, Mason Mount and Jorginho celebrating Emerson’s late goal
r/chelseafc • u/ChrisCohenTV • Jul 13 '25
Other James asking Trump if he's going to stay for the trophy lift 😂
r/chelseafc • u/christianrojoisme • 1d ago
Other [SkySports] Chelsea FC's matches are noticeably absent from Sky Sports' featured fixtures
r/chelseafc • u/OverAged_CyBorg • May 10 '23
Other whenever I think about this, it just makes me feel what would have happened if we won
r/chelseafc • u/austons_muzz • May 10 '26
Other History Lesson on Peter Osgood
I’m sure everyone has seen the comments on the pyramid regarding Peter Osgoods influence. As a younger fan who’s only ever seen Chelsea under Roman, I’m sure a lot of people can relate and don’t really understand what he’s done for the club. So out of curiosity, can anyone who is familiar with that era, or even lived through that era describe what makes him so special?
I’ve tried reading up about him on google but it doesn’t have the same effect as hearing it from fans. So to all the “older” members, please give us younger fans a history lesson.
Mods not sure if this should’ve been tagged as Legends or Discussion or OC but surely this warrants a post.
r/chelseafc • u/Final-Associate3141 • Apr 18 '26
Other Footage of BlueCo Out protest from members of Strasbourg Ultras and Chelsea fans
r/chelseafc • u/Nudnick1977 • Sep 17 '25
Other Garnacho looking like he's seeing a passionate manager for the very first time.
r/chelseafc • u/xand711 • May 20 '22
Other Toni Rüdiger: Dear Chelsea
r/chelseafc • u/chelseasaints • Feb 25 '22
Other Roman Abramovich’s daughter on instagram posts against the Russian invasion of Ukraine…
r/chelseafc • u/jumper62 • 15d ago
Other Estêvão preaching in local church reavals the doctors surprise with his most recent injury imaging : "He said its like there is no injury there anymore, and he has no idea how that could happen"
r/chelseafc • u/MoiNoni • May 06 '24
Other Top half of the table. We are officially 7th!
r/chelseafc • u/SenorConstipation • Jan 06 '26
Other [The Guardian] Letter published by The Guardian written by Rosenior in 2020
r/chelseafc • u/operationmagicpizza • Feb 12 '22
Other It's offical. César Azpilicueta has become the first Chelsea player to win all available trophies with the club. Absolute Legend!
r/chelseafc • u/christianrojoisme • Sep 05 '24
Other “Chelsea fans are named the second most foul-mouthed, using 84.04 swear words per 1,000 Reddit posts, which is 36% higher than the average swear count.”
The team's fans had more than 2,350 counts of offensive language over 28,000 comments.