🚨Important note to Chelsea fans: ✍️
Chelsea’s ownership is an American consortium. The previous (and most successful) owner was Russian.
Chelsea’s first UCL was won thanks to an Ivorian and a Czech. Chelsea’s second UCL was won by a German.
Chelsea’s most successful players in its history are Belgian, Ivorian, English, Italian, French, Spanish, Ghanan, Brazilian, German, and Australian.
Chelsea’s most successful managers are Portuguese, Italian, and German.
Chelsea’s current sponsors are American, Omani, Thai, and British. Past sponsors have been Japanese, South Korean, and Emirati.
Chelsea have more than 500 Official Supporters Clubs based in over 100 countries all around the world.
Chelsea has for decades conducted tours to grow its international fanbase in countries like Algeria, Mozambique, the United States, Iran, Israel, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Canada, Brunei, Venezuela, Hong Kong, China, Haiti, Jamaica, Brunei, and more.
The next time someone tells you that Chelsea is for locals only, says foreign fans don’t matter, abuses you due to your ethnic background, or belittles your support, show them this tweet and encourage them to see their local NHS specialist before that bulging vein in their forehead pops. 💙
INEOS is what that dark stinky corner of Chelshit fans think Clearlake are. Makes it even funnier that INEOS bought the players those fans wanted at Chelsea.
@ChelseaFC Very important message that I wish some of our so-called “supporters” would take to heart - especially the ones that spend their time on this platform abusing foreign fans for the colour of their skin, their nationality, and their religion. (Everyone knows who they are).
@CFCPys Agreed, some “fans” just like to complain and abuse players as it gives them some weird rush of euphoria that they lack in their own lives.
Reece has been with us through thick and thin, and embodies Chelsea more than anyone. He’ll be back soon better than ever 🤞🤞
Arsenal have told staff that redundancies at the club are being planned.
The club told staff the intention is to make 60 positions redundant in a bid to make significant savings, with cuts set to be across a number of departments.
The club’s coaching staff will be among the areas unaffected by the cuts, along with the performance backroom staff for the men’s and women’s team, the club’s community operation, the Arsenal Foundation, security staff and staff dedicated to the women’s team.
A consultation is under way and the decision could yet be subject to change.
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