Chelsea football club unarguably have become a reckoning force not only in English football but also at the European scene. And, like every other European club side, they have credentials to gun for any title both at local and European arenas. This identity came into existence at the arrival of the Russian billionaire, Roman Abramovich who bought the West London club from the then-owner, Ken Bates in 2003.

The Abramovich era changed the looks of the club and made the nomenclature attractive with the English Premier League (EPL) when Jose Mourinho who just won UEFA Champions League for Porto FC arrived at the Stamford Bridge in 2004. In his debut 2004/05 season, Mourinho fondly called the ‘Special One’ won the EPL title, and replicated the same in the following season 2005/06 season, taking prominent clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal by surprise. Mourinho successfully in his first stint claimed six titles at the Bridge. He won two Premier Leagues, two League Cups, one FA Cup and one Community Shield. He left Chelsea in 2007 on ‘mutual consent’ following a disagreement with the board of directors.

It is quite interesting to note that Chelsea are the most successful English club of the last decade after capturing an impressive eleven major titles, and nineteen titles all together under Abramovich. This achievement, however, is contingent upon the policy of spending to get a result which has seen the club sack managers at will, making them probably the club with the highest number of managers in a short period of time. Even the Italian Roberto Di Matteo who was the only manager that has won the UEFA Champions League for Chelsea in 2012, was axed some months later when the club was ousted from the following European campaign which made them hire Rafael Benitez, who guided the team to clinch the Europa League instead in 2013.

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Nigeria2day:
Chelsea football club unarguably have become a reckoning force not only in English football but also at the European scene. And, like every other European club side, they have credentials to gun for any title both at local and European arenas. This identity came into existence at the arrival of the Russian billionaire, Roman Abramovich who bought the West London club from the then-owner, Ken Bates in 2003.

The Abramovich era changed the looks of the club and made the nomenclature attractive with the English Premier League (EPL) when Jose Mourinho who just won UEFA Champions League for Porto FC arrived at the Stamford Bridge in 2004. In his debut 2004/05 season, Mourinho fondly called the ‘Special One’ won the EPL title, and replicated the same in the following season 2005/06 season, taking prominent clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal by surprise. Mourinho successfully in his first stint claimed six titles at the Bridge. He won two Premier Leagues, two League Cups, one FA Cup and one Community Shield. He left Chelsea in 2007 on ‘mutual consent’ following a disagreement with the board of directors.

It is quite interesting to note that Chelsea are the most successful English club of the last decade after capturing an impressive eleven major titles, and nineteen titles all together under Abramovich. This achievement, however, is contingent upon the policy of spending to get a result which has seen the club sack managers at will, making them probably the club with the highest number of managers in a short period of time. Even the Italian Roberto Di Matteo who was the only manager that has won the UEFA Champions League for Chelsea in 2012, was axed some months later when the club was ousted from the following European campaign which made them hire Rafael Benitez, who guided the team to clinch the Europa League instead in 2013.

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People are just too ignorantly biased when reporting on Chelsea. The only time Chelsea spent so big was mourhino era. Chelsea have not bought any players for the past 2 seasons and they are still very relevant up to the end of last season, why not praise the young coach Lampard for his effective management even despite losing their very best Hazard to RM. The few additions they are making is very necessary and still a good future and results oriented team.

BabaO2:

People are just too ignorantly biased when reporting on Chelsea. The only time Chelsea spent so big was mourhino era. Chelsea have not bought any players for the past 2 seasons and they are still very relevant up to the end of last season, why not praise the young coach Lampard for his effective management even despite losing their very best Hazard to RM. The few additions they are making is very necessary and still a good future and results oriented team.

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