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'''Chelsea Football Club''' (sometimes known as the Blues) is a Premier League [[English Football League teams|English football team]] that plays at Stamford Bridge [[football]] ground in West [[London]]. Chelsea fans are an interesting group, comprising both many notable [[Tory]] politicians and serious football hooligans. As of the [[2001]]-[[2002]] season, the team's manager is [[Claudio Ranieri]].
'''Chelsea Football Club''' (sometimes known as the Blues) is a [[F.A. Premier League|Premier League]] [[English Football League teams|English football team]] that plays at Stamford Bridge [[football]] ground in West [[London]]. Chelsea fans are an interesting group, comprising both many notable [[Tory]] politicians and serious football hooligans. As of the [[2001]]-[[2002]] season, the team's manager is [[Claudio Ranieri]].


==Awards and Trophies==
==Awards and Trophies==

Revision as of 23:15, 4 January 2003

Chelsea Football Club (sometimes known as the Blues) is a Premier League English football team that plays at Stamford Bridge football ground in West London. Chelsea fans are an interesting group, comprising both many notable Tory politicians and serious football hooligans. As of the 2001-2002 season, the team's manager is Claudio Ranieri.

Awards and Trophies

  • Football League Champions 1955
  • FA Cup Winners 1970, 1997, 2000

Famous Chelsea Players

  • Roy Bentley
  • Frank Blunstone
  • Peter Bonetti
  • Charlie Cooke
  • Marcel Desailly
  • Kerry Dixon
  • Roberto Di Matteo
  • Tore Andre Flo
  • Jimmy Greaves
  • Eidur Gudjohnsen
  • Ruud Gullit
  • Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
  • George Hilsdon
  • John Hollins
  • Alan Hudson
  • Ian Hutchinson
  • Tommy Lawton
  • Frank Leboeuf
  • Graeme Le Saux
  • Pat Nevin
  • Peter Osgood
  • Bobby Tambling
  • Terry Venables
  • Ray Wilkins
  • Dennis Wise