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CST Special General Meeting: Chelsea Pitch Owners
Update : A recording of the meeting can be viewed here The Chelsea Supporters’ Trust is delighted to announce that our next Special General Meeting will be held on Saturday 30th March at 18:30, following Chelsea v Burnley. We are really pleased that the Chairman of The Chelsea Pitch Owners, Chris Isitt will be our…
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Unite for Access campaign.
At Monday’s match against Newcastle at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea Football Club and the Chelsea Foundation will be marking Level Playing Field’s annual Unite for Access campaign – https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/unite-for-access-accessibility-at-chelsea-games We decided the best way to understand and learn from our disabled supporters, was to ask them about their own experiences, how match day and attending live…
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Unite For Access Campaign
Level Playing Field are once again hosting Unite For Access campaign which runs from 24 February to 10 March. This year’s focus is on invisible disability. “Level Playing Field campaigns year after year, because it helps to recognise why watching live sports is so important to disabled supporters” You can watch this year’s campaign in…
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UK Football Policing Unit European Survey Results
In December, fans were asked by the UK Football Policing Unit to share their experiences when following UK teams away in Europe. The aim was to get feedback on away UEFA fixtures played in the last 4 seasons, with a view of working with UEFA to identify persistently poor places for supporters to travel in…
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Sheffield United v Chelsea
It has been announced that Sheffield United v Chelsea FC will now kick-off at 17:30 on Sunday 7 April. We have been informed that the change has had to be made due to the Sheffield Half Marathon which takes place earlier that day. There has been a suggestion that the decision makers were unaware of…
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Chelsea Disabled Supporters’ Association Meeting
Thank you to everyone who attended the open meeting at the Millennium Hotel after the Fulham game on 13th January 2024. Our thanks also go to Chelsea FC for their help with the venue and support for setting up the Association. Minutes of the meeting can be found here. Following the meeting, we are in…
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Barons Court Project
The Chelsea Supporters Trust is pleased to announce that we will be working in partnership with the Barons Court Project (BCP) during 2024 and they will also be one of our partners for 2024 Stamford Bridge Sleep Out. Before Christmas, Mark Meehan and Cliff Auger from Chelsea Supporters’ Trust went along to Barons Court Project…
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Chelsea Disabled Supporters Association Upcoming Meeting
We are delighted to confirm that following on from the success of our preliminary meeting in October, we have scheduled a further Chelsea Disabled Supporters Association meetings. Saturday 13th January 15.00 after CFC v Fulham , Millennium Hotel, Stamford Bridge Invitations have already been sent to those on our mail list. To be added to…
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Christmas Eve Football Can Get Stuffed!
The Chelsea Supporters’ Trust (CST) has today (23 December) reiterated its position on the decision made by the Premier League and broadcaster, Sky Sports, to hold Wolverhampton Wanderers v Chelsea on Christmas Eve. This will be the first Premier League fixture held on Christmas Eve in 28 years. In a visual demonstration outside both the…
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European Super League
The Chelsea Supporters’ Trust (CST) welcomes the statement by Chelsea FC following the decision on Thursday 21 December from the European Court of Justice. The CST’s position on a European Super League is clear – we oppose any attempt to exit existing sporting structures. This position was communicated to all bidders during the sale process…
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Those Were the Days…another successful delve into our Chelsea heritage
On Saturday 16th December 2023 we welcomed Sheffield United to Stamford Bridge, and before the game we took over the Tea Bar to highlight our past links with the day’s opponents. Lastly, and definitely not least, we welcomed a special guest, Steve ‘Jock’ Finnieston, who played for Chelsea in the mid seventies. Such a friendly, affable…
