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Chelsea Stamford Bridge move reality with Wembley dilemma, Earl's Court blow and shock option
There is a reason that Chelsea still play at Stamford Bridge. There is a reason that the capacity is still only 44,000. There ...
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Chelsea stadium plan outlined as new Stamford Bridge timeline revealed in decision statement
Chelsea leaving the current spot in SW6 on Fulham Road in a permanent departure from what has always been home, dating back ...
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Inside Chelsea’s tricky trio of stadium expansion options to transform Stamford Bridge into £1.5bn venue of the future
Two £100million-plus transfer signings? Tick. And a world-class mega stadium to top it all of? Ah, that’s where the problem lies. Stamford Bridge is certainly an iconic stadium in English ...
The race for the Champions League may be the most compelling story left in English soccer
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — The race for Champions League qualification may be the most gripping narrative left in the Premier ...
Fan discontent at Stamford Bridge makes Chelsea’s biggest challenge crystal clear
A routine win over Southampton was only the footnote to a night where some of Chelsea's fanbase spelled out their unhappiness ...
Stamford Bridge to get its own Wetherspoons pub in timely boost for protesting Chelsea fans
PROTESTING Chelsea fans will be able to drown their sorrows next season in a new Wetherspoons minutes from Stamford Bridge.
Report: Chelsea weigh up £50m bid as goalkeeping concerns grow
Another Brighton Raid on the Horizon?Verbruggen Emerges as a Target Amid Chelsea’s Search for StabilityFor Chelsea, the ...
Chelsea’s over-reliance on Cole Palmer is impacting his form, says manager Enzo Maresca
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca says the team's over-reliance on Cole Palmer is affecting his form as the England star goes ...
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The stadium options Chelsea are exploring - including two mystery sites
The enormous complexity of the challenges Chelsea face building a new stadium at Stamford Bridge can be encapsulated in a piece of legislation put in place by Henry VIII almost five centuries ago.