Chelsea Supporters' Trust

Hailing from the wilds of Buckinghamshire where he was born in the mid 1950s, Smiffy, as Neil is known to many Chelsea supporters, can trace his lifelong love of the club to the door of cousins who lived on the World’s End Estate less than a mile from Stamford Bridge. By the time he was […]

Paul Waterhouse considers the club’s match attendance history Ever since 2003 when we were perceived to be a threat by our paranoid friends in red on Murkeyside we have had to put up with the constant jibes of “No history” and “No fans” In terms of trophies there is no argument from me but the […]

My name is Paul Carter and my website is stamford-bridge.com. I have been a Chelsea fan since the age of roughly 9 and my first visit to Stamford Bridge was with my dad, on my 10th birthday, watching Chelsea beat Norwich City 3-1 on 9th December 1972 Jump ahead 30 years and having been restricted for […]

Hi my name is James, I’m from a small Town called Malvern, West Midlands and my first game was in 1990 when my Uncle, who was a big Chelsea fan living in Andover at the time, took me. It was a 2-1 win versus Derby, the first game of the season, and it was my […]

An article by Paul Waterhouse. Chelsea first met Southampton in a league game on 4th October 1924 at The Dell with the game ending 0-0, but it wasn’t the first encounter between the two teams. That had taken place just over a year earlier when Chelsea were still in Division 1. On this occasion it […]

An introduction by Paul Waterhouse   Bygone Chelsea 1905-99 was set up four years ago by Mark Lauri and Simon Cross who still remain. I got involved three years ago and began to produce various features, such as the ‘On This Day’ where I cover a game from a date that coincides with a current […]