As we look to extend our range of writing beyond all things blue, we’re going to take a look at a club slightly lower than Chelsea in the football pyramid.
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Of course, John Terry will return to Chelsea some day as the manager. That's no revelation, but fans should not expect it any time soon.
Chelsea went in to the unplanned spring break on a high note. Whether that was the end or the middle, what a way to go for the out of contract Blues.
Kepa Arrizabalaga has had a touch and go season, but overall Chelsea has enough to keep faith in the young keeper going forward.
Chelsea are coming into their own as a club under Frank Lampard. They are showing a true identity as a new generation of Blues.
Chelsea have eight days left on their winter break before three games in eight days that will shape the verdict on a season's worth of decisions
Mikel John Obi was underappreciated during his time at Chelsea and perhaps misused by Jose Mourinho. The Blues could use anyone like him right now.
It’s not that bold a statement to say no one will ever beat Chelsea’s record of letting in just 15 goals in a season. Liverpool already haven't.
Chelsea’s inability to break down teams that sit park the bus may be collateral damage of playing the kids. Still, the long-term project is worth pursuing.
Chelsea's turn to young English players did not help Ross Barkley and Danny Drinkwater. The two are moving towards the exit as everyone looks to the future.
Chelsea take on Arsenal for the first time this season on Sunday afternoon. Here's the minimum you need to know to be ready for the game.
Over the last two seasons Eden Hazard was on hand to bail out a poor Chelsea performance. Without that luxury, Frank Lampard has become reliant on the kids.
The knives are out again as Chelsea falter under the stewardship of Frank Lampard. For anyone interested in blaming Mason Mount, other clubs are available.
By hiring Jose Mourinho, Tottenham have decided the "Chelsea model" may be the future. Whilst there may be a short-term uplift, anything more is uncertain.
Frank Lampard has done the one thing his predecessor, Maurizio Sarri, promised to do but failed the deliver: Chelsea are once again fun to watch.
Chelsea came out of a brief patch of productive suffering to enjoy all things Frank Lampard and watching some of their rivals hit new lows.
With Chelsea and Liverpool intent on playing the game the right way, we can expect an afternoon of fireworks. Off the pitch, that goes without saying.
Chelsea are finally delivering on the promise and purpose of their academy: developing players for the first team, not loanees and disaffected transfers
Willian has been slow off the mark for Chelsea this season. If only his usual know-nothing critics were similarly inhibited before slating the new No. 10.
Frank Lampard has yet to win a competitive game as Chelsea manager. On Saturday, he has the advantage of having been in the Carrow Road dug-out before.