“You grow up quickly. I learned a lot in Holland, and I am learning even more playing in the Championship under someone like Frank ... but Chelsea is still the ultimate goal. When the time comes, I want to go back and secure my place there.” A young man from Portsmouth,
Author: Rushabh Shah
Willian Borges – Sinking into insignificance
It’s Time for Sarri-Ball at Chelsea
Japan Seal Sweet Revenge As Colombia Falter
World Cup Matches that Shook the World in the 21st Century
The wait is almost over. Sports fans across the world are preparing themselves for the grandest sporting event in the world. The “beautiful game” takes center stage as countries from around the world attempt to become world beaters. In one month’s time, a country will become World Champions, and they
What next for Eden Hazard?
As summer draws closer, the rumours have yet again begun to reemerge about Hazard’s future. Over the years, Hazard has been continuously linked to PSG and Real Madrid, with links to Madrid becoming stronger since Zidane became their manager. Hazard has shied away from flirting with these transfer rumours, but
Who Is Europe’s Next Big Striker?
World Cup Preview: Can the Three Lions Roar Again?
Pressure. Disappointment. Agony. Three words that sum up England’s recent World Cup history and performances. No other nation feels the pressure more than England, with fans, pundits and the media craving for success. England has had some legends play in the last three World Cups but each time the team
Chelsea FC: A Dream That Became a Reality
Spotlight on London: Previewing Chelsea vs Arsenal
Sunday, September 17th. It’s going to be Blue vs. Red. North London vs. South London. Conte vs. Wenger. Yes, that’s right, that’s the sound of the first big London Derby of the season. The Gunners make the short trip to Stamford Bridge, on the back of a shaky start to
Leicester City vs Chelsea: 5 Things We Learned
This match was expected to be closely competed as two sides came into this fixture having had a mixed start to the campaign. Neither team had hit top gear yet and this showed in this match too. The first half was scrappy and competitive, with Leicester not giving Chelsea the
LEICESTER CITY VS CHELSEA PREVIEW
The 2015-16 Champions host the 2016-17 Champions The Blues travel to Leicester this weekend, in an attempt to build on their run from before the international break. The first break of the year came at the wrong time for Chelsea. The Blues had begun to show glimpses of last year’s championship
Have Chelsea Aced the Transfer Market or Will Conte Feel the Blues?
Manchester City and a summer of fortification.
Today we take a look at how Pep has chanced his arm on building up a formidable defense with stars filled. Will this thrust them into title Contention from the very beginning? Last season was supposed to be Manchester City’s season, with Pep Guardiola bringing his tiki-taka footballing philosophy to