Author Archives: Chris Edwards

Tense Few Week’s Almost Too Much To Bear For Chelsea Fans

The last couple of weeks have been too much. I’ve barely settled down after screaming my heart out against the Basel fans last week, and the week before that I was nervously clenching my girlfriend’s arm in the hope of beating Swansea. Those are the only two games I’ve been able to watch at theContinue Reading

Is Torres Back? Let’s Hope The Mask Stays On!

It has been a while since my last post and as expected there has been much development in the world of Chelsea during my absence. We’ve knocked Manchester United out of the FA Cup, progressed to the semi-final of the Europa League, seen a slight change in mood towards interim manager, Rafa Benitez, but perhapsContinue Reading

Is This Chelsea’s Best Formation and Starting Line Up?

Formation: 4-2-3-1 It’s the standard set up for most Premier League teams now, and I can understand why. It provides cover for the defence whilst 3 players have the freedom to support the attack and play the wings. I prefer the central attacking midfielder to have a striking role though – much like Rooney. IContinue Reading

Bring back the Belgians

This will be the umpteenth time I have called for calm from Chelsea fans, as I remind them that we are in a transition period. Considering the squad is in a state of rejuvenation it must be stressed that our current league position is truly commendable. The £32 million spent on Eden Hazard, and theContinue Reading

Juan Mata – The Premier League’s next best player

Chelsea simply wouldn’t be in the top four this season if it weren’t for Juan Mata. That’s something we can all agree on. If you’ve chosen the Spaniard for your fantasy league team you’ll really understand the impact he’s had, scoring and assisting in almost every game. In fact the number ten’s reputation has grownContinue Reading

Why We Must Play Torres and Ba Together!

There’s no real secret behind the success of the Manchester sides this season, they’ve simply played their best eleven players and racked up the points they deserve. They’ve also had a key characteristic in common – a powerful striking partnership. United have Robin Van Persie and Wayne Rooney with a considerable amount of back-up, whilstContinue Reading

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