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Great photo.....keep em coming......Zola is my number 2 Ossie was and always will be the king.

Ossie the king of my chelsea.........Chelsea i will love you always till the day i die....born in 66 ki had no choice but to be Chelsea due to elder brother.....i thank him for that everyday ,Ossie will always be my king.....oh the fun we used to have....hoolifan sort of gets it for me.. ossie keep putting em in past Pat Jennings.....RIP.

Spot on.Charley is the best we have and he runs at people, needs time with a conditioning coach which i cant believe Chelse have not sorted........please bring John or Frank to run the kids, the development manager (in my view) is not up to it.

We must look after our own. How sad.........Blue is the Colour.

With all these young players remember only a couple are seriously being looked at. What amazes me is why they are not taught passion and what Chelsea Football club is all about. This season the crop of kids are not as good as the previous years, so chances of any breaking into the first team are little if not zero. I also blame this on the coaching, though to be fair Jody Morris is ideal. A Frnk Lampard or Zola would also be good to be in charge of the kids over all. Then we can play like the first team, not like how we were playing under Jose. Long and short of it we need a real Chelsea legend with passion,who can teach the kids, strengthen them teach them to play quicker, just like the first team...........At present we do not have this.

I hope he is back for first team action.....out of all the kids over the last few years , this is the only one who looks good enough......hope his injury is a just a red herring as this kid is class.

I hope Fulham old bill have had that picture sent as a Christmas Card and a big thank you ........times are hard.

Lets just say Chelsea had no heart or passion in this game. Cardiff did but were poor footballers. Chelsea very weak in the middle of the park. Jody had a plan b and sorted it. Now the game against Zagreb we were really really poor. Van kingle let him go had no desire to play other than for 2 mins at most. The manager has no plan b, if only Zola was in charge of the older kids, still to late now. Jody is ideal for the under 18s , though please get a Chelsea side that has passion.........

The little fella, has a great long name but alas one in this day and age can not spell or prononce......what ever happened to the names Johnson or cooke.......oh er............. On a seperaye note Charly Musonda (god knows how you spell it) the only one along with the little fella who plays centre midfield only ones who look good enough to make it..........then again Chaloba (spelling again) looked average playing for the kids, though in the first team looks class....so what do i know.

The film starting on the west stand round to finally finish in the beloved shed........fantastic..love the piano music reminds me my Chelsea is dead.....oh the fun..the end of the game scrapping with other skins to get me piss soaked laces back.......running west ham when they came up the back from the west stand and were crying to get out at the front begging the old bill....those were the days........gary johnson...no wonder he didnt score many....... Still its a new chelsea now, i will always love Chelsea more than the wife and kids, chelsea was first. Blue is the Colour...Carshalton Blue excellent work, please keep it up.

A very sad loss. Shows were all getting older.times change,we had great fun. This man was always game. Rest in peace even though "our Chelsea " has gone . Chelsea football club will never die.........blue is the colour.

back in the late 70's £5 from Hampshire to Fulham Broadway. 20 John Player Blue, something to eat and entrance to the Shed up the stairs to the whitewall, take me laces back out from me gonads and put em back on, only for the old bill to nick em. Then delight at the end of the game for about 300 Skinheads fighting each other outside those awful portacabin bogs to get some form of laces to get home in (Happy days) Realised My Chelsea had gone when sitting in the East Stand the evening of the Boro Cup final before a heavy night of it on the Kings Road, the ground, all change the players, the fans had started coming from China, Japan, Korea (local Chelsea Haunts) ? that's progress for you. Chelsea fans now do not realise how Special it was to follow Chelsea. We were, the only fans in the country where our own chairmen was trying to kill us, yet he wanted to take our money. We started beating Tottenham, Thank You Chelsea I have and will, love you all my life and the great times. Getting hammered at awful northern towns like Rotherham, would not change it for anything. Hoolifan describes exactly how it was for us and also describes the laughs we all had as Chelsea Fans. Now we are the best in the world, what we always wanted, times change as long as we stay at the top that is all that matters to me. Sorry getting all sentimental. 96 was the stop year for me. Thought her indoors would not take to kindly to the old bill flying through the front door in the early hours. Still have the last hurrah every now and then when the odd phone call comes in, though we are all dinosaurs who still think we are sixteen (long may it continue) Blue will always be the colour.

This boy does look very good.Keep your feet on the ground and work on the Big Heart and work rate...The new Frankie.

I agree with Nibbs. We dominated the game though had nothing up front. Thinking the little fella was quick (maybe it was the pitch) he was not, also not strong enough against Big Defenders. (has the special one told them to play like this ?) Arsenal No 2 in the first minute laid out Lewis (8) (Good player skill and heart, what the others lacked) Someone please tell me why did the manager not change it and put two up front the little fella was totally on his own. Goalkeeper to blame for the goal not No 3 who had a good game, Keeper was so slow off his line,2nd game I have seen him cost goals for this reason. Also after watching the Under 18's were was Charley Mousonda (Forgive the spelling) absolute quality winger Valderamer (11) was more worried about his hair. For a Chelsea Regular from 77-96 this Chelsea side played great football, poor and weak up front, other than 3 and 8 lacked any heart what so ever, They tired dramatically (as the under 18' did) after 70 minutes, please get them fit and most importantly Teach em they are CHELSEA, they are special. Was a game we should have won by at least 3. Still great value for money and better than watching any conference or League 1 or 2 football. Also I could watch my beloved Chelsea. ...Blue is the colour.

A follower of our dear cousins in North London saying we had more than you in Mmelbourne. Are you for real ? .This is England not a convicts paradise. No cyber war.from a team that always changed its end or side for you were always run out of it.at least you lot stood for a full minute at the Ifield even again with numbers more to your liking. See you later.Merry Christmas also.

Now come on, what the marshmen did was fight when odds in their favour.. it took us a few years but Chelseas top mob killed em at Victoria in the 80s not Shed boys. After that they were not so sure, just ask BG denied he was an iron.

i like the donkey jacket bit. I presume they mean more Lacoste and Lois..Never saw a Boro mob only at the ZDS and as all northeners ,backed off when it got naughty.

Peter Osgood the King. A man who realised. us working class lads would die for him, and he knew it ,and respected us for it. My house was brought up with the names Osgood, Hutchison The cat,Chopper Charlie cooke. I only saw Ossie in the second spell after those nasty sorts from the south coast got there hands on him. Elder brother would have killed me and me other brother if we was anything else but Chels, he had no fear on that, always disliked Bagels.. Little True story for you, I used to work in the car trade for a well known German Car manufacturer in Basingstoke (yes a London overspill) one of the salesman was master of ceremonies in the "Terry Pain suite," he asked me, as he knew I was an avid Chelsea Fan if i wanted to go. I said yes straight away to see the beloved Blues, something I dont do so much now, for costs, plus her indoors may not take too kindly to Fulham Old bill knocking on the door. Anyway he tells me guest of honour is Peter Osgood. At this I was ecstatic, he will always be my King as he was one of us, only Zola will get near him. Also me brothers mate, an author from Mitcham who we used to go to games, with on coaches and some rather rebellious trips, tells us he is writing Ossies Auto Biography, at this we all thought he was taking the "michael," though he did write some books on his exploits at Chelsea. Now i am sitting down next to Ossie, being all cool and not hero worshipping, even though I was desperate too. Anyway i talk to his wife Lynne and tell her Ossie is my all time idol, She turns round and tells me he knows already. i ask how, and she says he knows a Chelsea Fan when he sees one. Anyway carry on meal, and more drink and Ossie confirms me brothers Mate is writing his Autobigrophy and has just phoned. Meal finishes all the questions as Os gives his talk before the game, are you Chelsea or Scu** er.? Ossie being the gent, gives the Liberal answer, while winking at me. On to the game , as always happens the jammy scu**er gits go one up and if my memory serves me right it stayed like that till close to the end. At this point i am trying to remember I am in top corporate and for me mate, who got me in there I cant "chin anyone" thankfully Fat Frank scores to level the scores, now i dont hold back when I celebrate, but the king sitting next to me, was out of his seat before me, Jumping around and hugging the life out of me....Was he Chelsea or Scu**er....think we all know the answer to that. Upsetting all Scu**ers around us, did i care i was in Heaven and gave it real "Large" Thank you Ossie and Chelsea, you are what makes us Chelsea Fans the most loyal there ever will be, My Chelsea has now gone, the greasy spoon has gone, all teams now take liberties at the Bridge, as it is full of Yuppies and Tourists, one day all us old Dinosaurs will be back, just like we were in Munich, we still think we are 16, Chelsea you and my family are my life.Always will be, though nower days have to make do with Watching League 2 football at Aldershot......I know, at least its grass roots football again..

This is not a court of law, The FA can nick you for what "may have been said" it does not have to be proven. Spend alot of time watching league 2 football as unable to compete with the tourists and yuppies for tickets since we became the best.. A player from Aldershot got an 8 game ban for what may have been said to a Barnet player, and it does not have to be proven. The FA will ban JT they will look stupid if they dont. Trust me all this was stirred up at the time by a past England Captain who got a little Jealous at losing his Captains armband to JT who knows Mr A Ferdinand very well, only my opinion.

Great not all us Skins in late 70's early 80's were racist and we still followed Ska and of Course Madness, Punk and Oi for me were a definate no,i needed music to dance too. We were brought up in an Era were our Pm wanted us to show nationalistic pride. We did, and yes stuck our right arms out as we knew no better,, as to us it was showing how hard we were. Looking back now we were "mugs" and I know it,but will never change a thing about Chelsea, as i love Chelsea Football Club more than any man alive. We were a group of lads that stayed together, drank together,took hidings and gaive them out, that was the Buzz, nothing beat it, and as the fella from Carlshalton said that gave us the high.Times changed we got older, grew up,Chelsea is no longer my Chelsea, they are the next generation on. Whats more as stated earlier, maybe operation" own goal" helped, as the old bill got found out for being liars and fabricators, so they too have had to grow up.You know what though, when we was running round causing mayhem at Football the plod knew were we were. Nowadays they have not got a clue.

Qpr and Fulham are sides I watched when not travelling away. Amazing thay hate us so, as whenever in 70s and 80's and 90's going to Craven cottage or Loftus Road never saw a home fan when we played em.

Blimey this Blue Fox fella is doing well seeming as he is not a Fan, maybe you should be running the Country. Us 70's and 80's ex skins, our days have gone. Chelsea is now what we always wanted it to be, the best. With tha,t the working lads from the surrounding area and the large support from the Home counties has gone, as was seen in Munich, we are all old Dinosaurs, it was nice to have one last horaa though. (forgive spelling ) Chelsea is a business, not my football Club any longer, and to be fair once the terraces went, it was the only way to survive Stamford Bridge will never go from my Memory it is time to move on again, remember the Russian will always win, he has the money, but he will never take my Chelsea.My Memory will always have the away days, the coaches from Kent and of course one of our author friends coaches, time moves on, Chelsea have to move on.

My Chelsea died years ago, when the club turned their back on us loyal subjects who had to put up with watching the likes of Maybank and Finneston and Sparrow, and the tailend of the Cat and Choppers and Ossies carrers. Mr Bates came along and to be fair saved us and also tried Electrocuting us poor sods who did use to go (They were the days we took as many away as at home) Times change The Bridge has long since been filled with Yuppies and Tourists so I have to make do with watching A League two side to get my fix of Football though my team always has been and will be Chelsea. The bridge really does have a poor atmosphere now, not like it used to be when intimidation was the name of the game, and the mere name of Chelsea and Stamford Bridge put fear in to many teams and their supporters. The CPO done a grand job, it is time to move on again.

Jimmy greaves definate "no"....Sold his soul to the devil.....Turned his back on the club that raised him.

Very Easy Doug Rougvie