Author Archives: Chris Scarcella

About Chris Scarcella

Chris Scarcella is a follower of all things football. He has been supporting Chelsea FC since the late 90's and the arrival of their greatest ever player, Gianfranco Zola.

What we learnt from Chelsea’s season opener

Posted on August 15, 2011

It was one of those games that many will admit Chelsea deserved to win. Three penalty appeals turned down by referee Mark Halsey, plenty of shots on goal and the possession figures in Chelsea’s favour throughout most of the match … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, England | Tagged Ancelotti, Andre Villas-Boas, Athletico Madrid, Bosingwa, Chelsea FC, Cole, Courtois, Fernando Torres, Hiddink, Huth, Ivanovic, Liverpool, Lukaku, Mark Halsey, Porto, premier league, Romeu, Shawcross, Stoke City, Torres, West Bromwich Albion | Leave a comment

What does the return of Guus Hiddink mean for Chelsea?

Posted on June 7, 2011

The manager position at Chelsea in the last few weeks has been widely speculated. From Mourinho to Villas-Boas, just about every manager throughout Europe has been linked with the West Londoners. But it is the return of Dutchman and current … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, England | Tagged Abramovich, Barcelona, Camp Nou, chelsea, Didier Drogba, FA Cup, frank lampard, Guus Hiddink, Iniesta, John Terry, Jose Mourinho, Stamford Bridge, Tottenham Hotspurs, Turkey | Leave a comment

Chelsea’s trophyless season: Where do we go from here?

Posted on May 19, 2011

So with one more fixture left in the Barclays Premier League, most Chelsea fans will be looking back on the disappointing season that was. The trophyless year ends this Sunday with a trip to Goodison Park to face Everton, opponents … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, England | Tagged Avram Grant, barclays premier league, Carlo Ancelotti, Cech, chelsea, Drogba, Everton, FA Cup, Guus Hiddink, Jose Mourinho, Portsmouth, Ramires, Ted Drake, The Diagonal Run, UEFA Champions League, Wembley, West Ham | Leave a comment

Top 5 Goals from the EPL’s Easter Weekend

Posted on April 25, 2011

As the Barclays Premier League winds to a close with only 4 fixtures left (5 for the midweek teams and 6 for Man City), I thought we’d do something a little special and present the top 5 goals from the … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, England | Tagged Arsenal, barclays premier league, Bolton, Carlo Ancelotti, chelsea, Cohen, Darren Bent, Didier Drogba, Easter weekend, Fabregas, Gomes, Jermain Defoe, Liverpool, Manchester City, Maxi Rodriguez, Nicolas Anelka, Simon Cox, Torres, Tottenham Hotspurs, Van Persie | Leave a comment

David Luiz: The Future of Chelsea?

Posted on March 21, 2011

Goals from David Luiz and Ramires propelled Chelsea to 3rd place in the Barclays Premier League today, the highest the Blues have been since early December. The first goal, a 78th minute header from David Luiz and his second in … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, England | Tagged Alex, barclays premier league, Benfica, Carlo Ancelotti, Carlos Tevez, chelsea, Craven Cottage, David Luiz, Edin Dzeko, Everton, FA Cup, Fulham, Liverpool, Manchester City, Ramires, Stamford Bridge, Terry, The Diagonal Run, Torres, wayne rooney, Wolves | 2 Comments

Author Archives: Chris Scarcella

About Chris Scarcella

What we learnt from Chelsea’s season opener

What does the return of Guus Hiddink mean for Chelsea?

Chelsea’s trophyless season: Where do we go from here?

Top 5 Goals from the EPL’s Easter Weekend

David Luiz: The Future of Chelsea?

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