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A quick kip before the show!0
- Arts, News
- 4th February 2020
What a yawn! I think I’ll just take a kip in this ’ere tree. I’ll get a bit of beauty sleep before tonight’s (Tuesday’s) Meet the Artist event at the cornerHOUSE. Some bloke called Paul Atkins got a shot of my best side on one of his trips – now I’m one of the subjects
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It’s one for you, Paps!0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 3rd February 2020
She’s quick, she’s accurate, she’s inventive and she’s fearless. No wonder Erin Cuthbert is high on Phil Neville’s list as an in-form addition to the nationwide squad he will take to the Olympics. The Chelsea striker/winger is now back to full fitness, as she vividly demonstrated in last weekend’s 8-0 drubbing of West Ham, to
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We were relentless: Hayes 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 3rd February 2020
It’s hard to imagine two more starkly contrasting reactions after the Blues’ 8-0 win over the Hammers at the weekend. Chelsea Women’s manager Emma Hayes was fighting the urge to grin like a Cheshire cat, while her predecessor, West Ham coach Matt Beard, looked like he’d lost a winning lottery ticket. But it’s not in
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Blues grind out a point 0
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 1st February 2020
In the end, it was Brendan Rodgers, the Leicester manager, who was most disappointed at the final whistle as the duel against Chelsea, the club where he helped develop many of today’s youth stars, ended in a 2-2 draw. It means that in 14 meetings at the helm of different clubs, Rodgers has still not
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Blues gear up for derby 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 30th January 2020
On paper, Sunday afternoon’s Chelsea Women v West Ham United Women clash should be a gilt-edged opportunity for the Blues to keep the pressure up at the top of the WSL. But Chelsea’s players have already had a tough week, including the FA Cup trip to Charlton on Sunday and the midweek trek to Manchester
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Mitigating the risks 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 28th January 2020
“Come on ref, it’s late every time,” appealed 16-year-old Blues striker Emily Murphy as she was clattered by a Charlton defender, writes Jane Grove. “You just got stuck on the beach,” retorted the jovial Robert Massey-Ellis who had been joshing with the players during the fourth round FA Cup tie at the Addicks’ Oakwood ground.
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