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Official: Newcastle sign Lewis Hall from Chelsea
The final goodbye
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Ecuador hang on to scoreless draw against Mexico, advance to Copa América quarterfinals
Caicedo, Kendry moving on
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The Daily Hilario: Monday
Your daily dose of off-topic shenanigans
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The Daily Hilario: Saturday
Your daily dose of off-topic shenanigans
Leicester City ‘closing in’ on deal to sign Michael Golding from Chelsea — report
Newton’s Third Law of Transfers
Official: Hampton & Richmond sign Ted Curd on loan from Chelsea
Good luck, Ted!
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Enzo Maresca Managerial Scouting Report: The Pros and Cons of Diet Pep
What can we expect from the man and can he step up to the challenge?
Chelsea agree £30m deal to sign Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall — reports
Following Maresca
The Daily Hilario: Sunday
Your daily dose of off-topic shenanigans
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Scrambling to the inevitable: The Poch Post-mortem
Mauricio Pochettino’s brief reign and subsequent downfall at Chelsea
BlueCo in ‘advanced talks’ to sign left back Caleb Wiley from Atlanta United — report
Strasbourg? Chelsea? Both?
Palmer sad to see Pochettino go, happy to see Maresca come in
The circle of football-life
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So just how young and inexperienced are Chelsea for the Premier League?
Or: how (not) to stop worrying and learn to adjust your expectations
The Daily Hilario: Friday
Your daily dose of off-topic shenanigans
Marc Guiu passes Chelsea medical — report
Here we go!
Official: Oxford United sign Jamie Cumming from Chelsea
More like Jamie Going, amirite?
Enzo Fernández: Positional Analysis
How might Enzo fit into this Chelsea side
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The future of Stamford Bridge
Since 1905, Chelsea have called Stamford Bridge home. But what does the future hold, as it becomes ever more necessary to increase capacity and matchday revenue?
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On Strikers: and why Romelu Lukaku hasn’t worked out for Chelsea ... again
The Curse of the Chelsea striker strikes again!
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Top Eleven* Signings of the Last Eleven Years
...and the worst eleven, too, plus some (dis)honorable mentions as well
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The Super League is dead (for now), but European football’s problems still threaten to kill the game we love
The fight was won, the battle is far from over