COME ON CHELSEA

By Since66
October 23 2011

Today sees the start of an intriguing and interesting week in the history of Chelsea Football Club. At the top of the agenda, Chelsea travel the short distance to Loftus Road, on Wednesday Chelsea travel to Everton in the 4th Round of the Carling Cup. Thursday is, hopefully, SAY NO CPO day and then on Saturday, Didier's favourite team come a-calling.

Fifteen years ago yesterday, Chelsea Vice-Chairman, Matthew Harding was tragically killed in a helicopter crash whilst returning from Bolton after seeing his beloved Chelsea lose a League cup-tie at Burnden Park.

Matthew will never be forgotten, he will be fondly remembered. He was a fans man, he was a Blue through and through and he was one of us.

RIP Matthew Harding

Fernando Torres sits out the last of his three match suspension today and there are no reports of any fresh injury concerns (other than Ramires and long-term absentee, Michael Essien) after Wednesdays emphatic 5-0 win over Genk.

'One England Captain' John Terry should return to the centre of defence and I expect Didier and in-form Danny Sturridge to be the main men up front.

It is rumoured that Josh McEachran could be sent out on loan in January.

Swansea City appear to be the favourites for Josh to join up with his former boss, Brendan Rodgers.

After the shambolic display by the home support last Wednesday night (take note the attendance was over 4,000 more than Leverkusen), the travellers simply have to 'put things right' today by singing Chelsea to victory.

As tight and compact as Loftus Road is, the world needs to hear Chelsea fans throughout the ninety minutes to prove that we can sing, we can chant and we can shout!!

COME ON CHELSEA

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