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January 18th, 2013 
Three of them were no-brainers – the unmistakable figures of Ron “Chopper” Harris, Peter “The Cat” Bonetti and the “King of Stamford Bridge” Peter Osgood…
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SEARCHING FOR BOBBY TAMBLING
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Tags: ASIA, BOBBY TAMBLING, Frank Lampard, GOALS 
No Comments »HAPPY HOUR WITH THE BLUES
The good thing about the Club World Cup being played in Japan is that the game kicked-off at an ideal time for us in South-East Asia, right after many of us had knocked off work and were settling down to our dinner…
LETTING OFF STEAM
Needless to say, like many who watched the game I was appalled by some of the decisions made by the officials…
SINGING THE BLUES
The song hit No.5 in the charts and has endured as a club staple through the years, outlasting any of the attempts to supplant it…
Posted in View From The (Far) East Stand Tags: 1972 League Cup final, Blue is the Colour, Canada, Japan No Comments »TUNING OUT THE SUPER CUP
As a Chelsea fan in Singapore, I guess I should be thankful to our cable TV providers and the UEFA club competitions rights holders here for their failure so far to hammer out a deal for the 2012-13 season. Thanks to them, Blues supporters here were left high and dry two weeks ago when none [...]
