Tuesday, 30 April 2013

Frank Lampard credits goal record to Chelsea 'greats'



FRANK LAMPARD insists he is on course to be a record-breaker because he's been lucky enough to play with some of Chelsea's greatest players.
    
~Daily Star :: Football Feed~
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FA Youth Cup final: Norwich City beat Chelsea 1-0 in the first leg

Norwich City beat Chelsea 1-0 in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup final in front of a crowd of 21,995 at Carrow Road. ~Football365 | Chelsea~
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Roman Abramovich wants David Luiz to replace John Terry as Chelsea captain



ROMAN ABRAMOVICH wants to dump John Terry as Chelsea captain and replace him with David Luiz.
    


~Daily Star :: Football Feed~
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Frank Lampard's record goal pursuit offers a divisive season at Chelsea some meaning

Jim White: Chelsea midfielder's record goal chase has given the club's supporters something meaningful to cling on to.
    


~Chelsea Football Club~
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Branislav Ivanovic | The Gallery

The Gallery: Branislav Ivanovic gets bitten a whole lot more in this week's edition


~Football: Chelsea | guardian.co.uk~
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Jurgen Klopp denies Jose Mourinho reports

Jurgen Klopp insists that he never told the media that Jose Mourinho will return to Chelsea this summer. ~Chelsea - Sports Mole~
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Arteta: Top-four not enough for Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta has insisted a top four finish is not enough for the club after another season of frustration in the hunt for a trophy ~Football news from ESPN.co.uk~
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