By Since66
December 14 2008
In another crazy day at the top of the Premiership where Liverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal all dropped points, Chelsea with a victory over West Ham this afternoon at Stamford Bridge can return to the summit with a clear one point lead. A Chelsea win will see The Blues move seven points clear of Man Utd - who do play in the Premiership again until Boxing Day and nine points clear of Arsenal.
But first we have to welcome home the legend that is Gianfranco Zola who brings his struggling West Ham side to Stamford Bridge assisted by another Chelsea legend who served The Blues so impeccably, Steve Clarke. It is going to be a weird feeling knowing that two legends and players both much loved will be sitting in the opposition dugout. Zola joined Chelsea in 1996, stayed seven years and was voted by the fans, Chelsea’s greatest player ever. Zola made a total of 260 appearances plus 52 substitute appearances and he scored a total of 80 goals. I don’t ever recall Zola scoring a ‘bad’ goal. During his eleven year playing career at Chelsea, Clarke made a total of 407 appearances plus 14 substitute appearances and he scored of total of 10 goals. 
