Didier Drogba should be back in action when Chelsea meet Manchester United on September 18.

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Chelsea veteran Frank Lampard is remaining defiant regarding his England career even though the critics are looking to bring him down.

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Romelu Lukaku has revealed his dream is to play at Chelsea alongside his brother Jordan – and urged the Blues’ scouts to take a look for themselves.

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Carlo Ancelotti said Arsenal are scared of Didier Drogba and they will increase their amazing run against their London rivals.

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Marouane Chamakh wants to beat Chelsea in the all important clash of Arsenal against Chelsea to gain confidence in the title race and stay above their title rivals Chelsea.Arsenal lost 2-0 away at Stamford Brigde. Their archenemy Didier Drogba scoring a goal followed by a thumping free kick from Alex. Arsenal must get a positive result at home to Chelsea as they lost 1-0 last time out to League leaders Man United at Old Trafford.

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The month of December is a very busy one in the world of football. A lot of things happen in this festive period. For players playing their football in England, the matches start to come thick and fast. This is the time when the league table starts to show it’s real colours. Clubs prepare to single out players to sign in the next month’s transfer window while players who want a way out of their club start their media campaign, for instance Tevez these days. But the real problem comes for the managers. It’s a strange month and this is the time when most of them get the sack. Let’s look at the managers sacked in the Premier League in the month of December in the last couple of seasons.

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Chelsea needed a late winner from Florent Malouda to maintain their 100 percent record in the Champions League. But Ancelottic wasn’t impressed.

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Firms, football hooliganism and middle-aged flab a dying art? Think again!

Football hooliganism has no specific legal definition. The term was created by the media, the tabloid press in particular, in the mid-1960s. Since then, they have been extremely flexible and indeterminate in ascribing the “hooligan” label to different incidents. The perpetuation of football hooliganism can be linked to the high level of drama, aggression and petit mal that overcomes players in the 90 minutes of rigid warfare on the football field.

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Chelsea has appointed former Nigerian footballer Michael Emenalo as assistant first team coach. He has replaced Ray Wilkins, who left the club last week.

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