Peckham Blue

Me 'an all. Dunno why, isn't it a Charlton song?

My boss has four season tickets for club Wembley, all four of us in my office support Chelsea and he's given them to a Tottenham supporting client and his mates. I hope they're near Chelsea fans.

And not neglecting his school work either. I wonder if they have a bum wiping coach at the academy?

It was being sung by the Brummies as a wind up..."where's your Mourinho?"

3,000 so far according to CFCnet.

Great support there today and the goal celebration will be well worth seeing on MOTD as it was at our end. Birmingham hardly sang with just a few giving us verbals and hands signs before a couple of them got chucked out.

Pizarro for me, not our best player on the pitch but for determination and never going missing which would have been the easy option.

In my life as a Chelsea fan there have been many, even meaningless 2nd division league games where we have been losing and come back to draw or win mean a great deal, as do the F.A Cup wins against the mickeys over the years. However the Bolton clincher has to be the one for me. Planned like a military operation I couldn't be there but managed to persuade the wife that it would be nice to be out with the kids somewhere near SB. So the Putney towpath for a nice (gut wrenching in anticipation) Saturday afternoon walk it was, a couple of pints in Barnes before dumping her with the small ones and ending up in the old White Lion with my eldest to see the match. One corner of the pub was taken over by Chelsea with flags hanging from the ceiling and as the match started Fulham and Everton fans drifted in as their match finished. Typically I missed Lampard's first as I was having a piss downstairs but that second goal, clear thorough with only the goal to beat was something you can't put in words. The roar, the willing, the sheer joy of seeing him go wide of the goalie and slotting it in... you knew that was it, we were champions....grown men hugged, tables and beer went flying, Fulham and Everton fans glanced and cursed and how we roared. My greatest memory......hearing my nine year old son sing the Osgood song standing on a table...a song I sang to him before he could talk.

I take it the orange sub was one of our free signings? From Sainsbury's maybe? Definently. Buy one get one free or double Nectar points.

I had to vote for the white plastic bag, it covered every blade of grass in the first half proving what a great engine it had only cruelly taken out of the game by a bloke with a pitchfork at half time. The orange sub was better in the air but gradually drifted out of the game and was oblivious in the last twenty minutes.