For somebody who reportedly read the ‘FA Coaching Book of Soccer Tactics and Skills’ at the age of just nine, it was perhaps inevitable that Liam Rosenior would one day reach the top as a manager. His playing career was rock solid: nearly 400 professional appearances for clubs including Brighton, Hull City and Fulham, with […]
The Best Youngsters to Sign for Chelsea in Football Manager 26
Despite the collection of managers the club has gone through in recent times, plus the lack of domestic trophies, Chelsea’s model will stay the same as long as BlueCo is running the club. The same applies in the virtual world, with titles like Football Manager 26 mirroring the club’s real-world transfer policy. Of course, managers […]
Liam Rosenior and Chelsea’s Search for a Clear Footballing Identity
Liam Rosenior’s appointment at Stamford Bridge feels less like another managerial role of the dice and more like a deliberate reset. Chelsea supporters have lived through years of abrupt changes, shifting philosophies, and half-built projects abandoned before they could breathe. Against that backdrop, Rosenior arrives as something different: a young, thoughtful coach with a defined […]
From Academy to First Team: Chelsea Signs 17-Year-Old Defender, Could Debut Soon
Things are looking good for Isago Silva. The 17-year-old son of Thiago Silva has just signed his first professional contract with Chelsea. Before this, he used to be on a scholar’s contact. After his father spent four years at Chelsea and helped the team win various tournaments, fans have big expectations for Isago as well. […]
Chelsea’s RC Strasbourg Partnership: Which Coaches and Players Have Moved Between the Clubs?
In the world of football finance, owners are always looking for some advantage to maximise their on-field success and off-pitch profit. The two are closely interlinked, and when things are done well, they form a virtuous circle, with a successful team helping boost finances, which in turn can help the club buy better players and […]
Where Could Chelsea Strengthen in the January Transfer Window?
Little in life is certain but death and taxes… and a Chelsea spending splurge in the latest transfer window. Ever since Roman Abramovich acquired the club in 2003, and perhaps even more so since Todd Boehly took the reins in 2022, Chelsea haven’t been exactly shy in the transfer market. At the time of writing, […]
Sterling, Disasi, Bogarde: Chelsea’s ‘Bomb Squad’ and History of Contract Rebels
One of the issues with stockpiling as many talented players as possible is that, inevitably, some will become unhappy with their lack of playing time. They may become disgruntled to the point of making it very difficult for their club – in this case Chelsea – to get them off the wage bill. It’s a […]
Statistical Analysis of Chelsea FC Matches and Smart Betting Strategies
Chelsea results can swing, so match data keeps conversations honest. Numbers do not replace the eye test. They stop one noisy moment from rewriting a month of work. A simple routine can make matchdays calmer and more fun. When a Small Wager Enters the Routine Some supporters add tiny Chelsea wagers on derby days, mostly […]
Chelsea Academy: How the Club Trains Its Players
Few people think about the academy when watching the first team play, but it is there that the style of future leaders is formed. Chelsea Academy grew out of the idea that the youth system should not be an ‘add-on’ to the main squad, but a fully-fledged environment where players grow from their first training […]
What Has Happened to Roman Abramovich Since Selling Chelsea
There is an argument to suggest that the takeover of Chelsea by Roman Abramovich changed the face of English football forever. For the club itself, it went from being perennial also-rans to the richest side in England, spending money freely and winning Premier League title after Premier League title. It also paved the way for […]










