In this series we take a look at three points of interest across the Club, this week mainly focusing on European football
Three Points: September 15 – 21
Three Points: September 8 – 14
In this series we take a look at three points of interest across the Club, this week focusing on international games and their toll on top clubs who generally have to rotate after these breaks.
Three Points: September 1 – 7
In this series we take a look at three points of interest across the Club, this week focusing on the women kicking off their campaign, loan players and internationals.
Three Points: August 25 – 31
In this weekly series we look at three points of interest across the Club. This week we focus on Aggie Beever-Jones, the ups and downs of youth football and the craziness of a transfer window.
Three Points: August 18 – 24
In this weekly series we look at three points of interest across the Club. This week we focus on the U21s strong start to the season, Potter getting hammered, and the U18s season opener
Three Points: August 11 – 17
In this weekly series we look at three points of interest across the club. This week we focus on Josh Acheampong, the women's pre-season and the dreaded low block
Chelsea 24-25 Season Review & Ratings
Premier League: 4th (69 points) FA Cup: 4th Round Carabao Cup: 4th Round UEFA Conference League: Winners FIFA Club World Cup: Winners Enzo Maresca: 7.25/10 The 24-25 season has left some fans debating what constitutes success, but there has clearly been some progress in the league, while they also "completed the set" by winning the... Continue Reading →
Donnell McNeilly Analysis vs Nottingham Forest
Chelsea's senior and youth teams are full of attacking talent, but there's one in particular catching the eye right now. Donnell McNeilly is in his first full U21 season after scoring 21 in 20 appearances for the age group below last year. It's all the more impressive seeing as he splits time between striker and... Continue Reading →
Tyrique George Player Analysis vs Morecambe
While Chelsea are rumoured to replace potentially doping-banned Mudryk with Kvaratskhelia or Tel, one academy graduate is starting to make their mark on the first team - Tyrique George. Starting on the left wing against Morecambe in the third round of the FA Cup marked his ninth senior appearance. Those unfamiliar with his game may... Continue Reading →
Podcast: Pochettino SACKED! | Kieran McKenna IN?
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5AZeiafxppN32BKPWqP9bf?si=JdiLBC9HQMm1nbkIJgpcjQ https://anchor.fm/s/58f2b8b0/podcast/rss In our latest episode of The Chelsea Spot Podcast, Parth (Owner - @CFCParee) was joined by Peter (@23Pankovski) & Sairam (@ftblsairam) to discuss Pochettino's sacking and his potential replacement... Was Pochettino's sacking worth it? Especially with the names on the list? Chatting Kieran McKenna, Enzo Maresca, Thomas Frank, Ruben Amorim, De Zerbi and... Continue Reading →
The Dreaded Cobham Pathway
“This is what they do though, happily splash millions and let quality youth move on because they feel the need to spend to be competitive or stop a rival buying. They do it in the youth and first team and sometimes you have got to ask why? That’s why future top players move so they... Continue Reading →
Levi Colwill: The Decision
In the summer of 2010, Lebron James announced what his next move would be following 7 years of incredible personal success (including back-to-back Most Valuable Player of the Year awards) with the Cleveland Cavaliers that had ultimately failed to deliver the one award he coveted the most: the NBA Championship. There were rumblings from various... Continue Reading →
5 Scholars Chelsea Should Look At
After a bounceback season from the one that almost saw us relegated from the PL2, we finished a respectable 3rd. A big part of this was the funding for the team in the summer, which saw us bring in Omari Hutchinson, Cesare Casadei, Zak Sturge, Mason Burstow, and Eddie Beach - all of which played... Continue Reading →
Chelsea Academy Season Review 2022/23
Well, that was a drastic change from last season. We've gone from surviving in the PL2 due to a last minute winner against Spurs, to almost winning the league a year later. This academy season was different. Not necessarily for anyone else, but it was for me. For absolutely no reason whatsoever, I decided that... Continue Reading →
Lampard’s second coming: what would define success?
As Lampard begins his second reign as Chelsea boss we look at the three ways his tenure will be evaluated and whether there is any potential for him to bag the job permanently,
Top 10 Targets for Chelsea’s Vision 2030: Part I
What is Vision 2030? Vision 2030 is a plan devised by Neil Bath that involves scouting and buying some of the game's top young talents, both to create a wave of players capable of filling the gaps in the first-team and to push the youngsters who come through Chelsea's academy onto bigger things. Buying players... Continue Reading →
Chelsea’s Three Little Birds: Boehly, Potter and Eghbali – Why every little thing is gonna be alright
Thursday was a busy day on Chelsea Twitter, as fans were blessed with a double ‘Here we go!’ from Fabrizio Romano. Continuing the trend set by the summer purchases of Carney Chukwuemeka and Cesare Casadei, Chelsea are set to further bolster their army of U20 talent with the additions of Andrey Santos and David Datro... Continue Reading →
Podcast: Thomas Tuchel SACKED! | Welcome Graham Potter…
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3g2oWRvTw0sdOepxLHGb8Z?si=HsyNBlVXTRCbXHeSQSnr9g https://anchor.fm/s/58f2b8b0/podcast/rss In our latest episode of The Chelsea Spot Podcast, Paree (Owner - @CFCParee) was joined by Rob (Admin - @CFCRobL), Peter (Guest - @23Pankovski) and Sam (Guest - @CFCCentral3) on a Twitter Space to discuss the harshness of Tuchel's sacking, where his downfall began and the inevitability of this happening under Boehly, Graham... Continue Reading →
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