Continuing the series looking at some of the dirtiest matches in football history. For Part One click here, and Part Two here. In 1967 it was the tun of Celtic from Scotland to represent Europe
Continuing the series which looks at some of the most dirty and violent games of g\football ever seen. (For Part One please click here) The Battle of Santiago 1962 Chile were the hosts for the
Although football is often described as the beautiful game, there are occasions when things spill out of control, lines are crossed and the ugly side of the sport reveals itself. It should be noted that
Concluding the series looking at some of the times that high profile transfers to Chelsea failed to work out for club or player. For Part One click here; Part Two click here; and Part Three
Continuing the series looking at some of the forays made by Chelsea in the transfer market during the Premier League era which did not work out for either club or player. For Part One please
Continuing the series looking at some of the biggest transfer flops in the Premier League era at Chelsea. For Part One please click here. Winston Bogarde 2000 This Dutch defender came to symbolise the worst
With the January transfer window just around the corner, Chelsea, along with a number of other Premier League clubs, may well be active in the market, hoping to strengthen their squad with a judicious signing
Concluding the series looking at some of the key matches during the epoch-making 2003 - 2004 season which saw the Invincibles - the Arsenal side managed by Arsène Wenger - go through the entire league
Continuing with the series looking at some of the key matches during the 2003 - 2004 season, during which the Invincibles team of Arsène Wenger’s Arsenal went through the entire campaign unbeaten. For Part One
Continuing the look back at some of the key matches as the Arsenal Invincible side went through the whole of the 2003 - 2004 season unbeaten. For Part One please click here. Part Two here;