The Blue Box

Kick wrote:Pls fitty. Ramires is always a boss since he can actually pass ingame.

“The ultimate objective for all of us is to win silverware and the last five years have seen some of our most famous triumphs.”

“These achievements have been combined with considerable progress away from the playing field. We have constantly looked to maximise revenues through commercial ventures and the club has continued a number of longstanding partnerships at the same time as securing new deals.”

“In 2012, the club announced a profit of £1.4million for the first time since Roman Abramovich took over and the importance of striking the right balance between the business side of things and football has become even more acute during the era of Financial Fair Play.”

“When I became Chief Executive, another of the key points I made was the importance of interacting closely with our supporters. Each season since then, through the Fans’ Forum, we have listened carefully to suggestions and queries and, wherever possible, acted accordingly.”

“I also highlighted the need to expand upon the work the club conducts within the community, as well as our charitable commitments, and this all came under one umbrella when the Chelsea Foundation launched in 2010. Since then, our Foundation staff have carried out numerous projects, not just at home in the UK but across the globe, as our popularity has grown.”

“I hope this gives you a good indication of the strides the club has taken over the last five years and I can assure you it is our intention to continue this in the future.”

"Incredible (Mourinho saying there is no racism in football). I think that was unwise. I think it’s out of touch. I don’t think Eddie Newton would agree with that."

"I met a young guy coaching at Chelsea. He won a Champions League final and was doing well with the club."

"He can’t even get an interview: Eddie Newton can’t get an interview. I’m not talking about getting a job, just getting an interview."

"I don’t know how racism could be hidden in English football. You have 92 clubs and two coaches of colour."