Christopher Michel

Civil Engineer with a curious eye for adventure

[Christopher Michel @SEiSMiC14]

Simple 🤷🏼‍♂️

[𝐅𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐒 @CFCfrancisco]

This was the day we knew he’s the best in what he does. Giant of turin was toothless when they faced him!

[CarefreeDaily. 🚬 @CarefreeDailyFC]

HOW DO ARSENAL KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS??

[CarefreeFC @RhysCarefree]

In the 10 years before Roman Chelsea were a Champions league club, winning European trophies, beating Real Madrid in finals, winning FA cups, beating 1999 Man United 5-0, had players like Gullit, Zola, Desailly, Vialli, Deschamps.

But yeah we were like Millwall apparently. Some morons on this app 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[Lassana Camara @mauritaniefoot]

🚨| Monaco 🇲🇨 vient de voir s’envoler 100 M€ en moins d’une heure : 55 M€ pour Lamine Camara + 45 M€ pour Balogun.

Un sacré retournement de situation après les derniers rebondissements avec Chelsea. Le mercato réserve parfois de sacrées surprises… 🙏

Comme quoi, mieux vaut toujours tenir ses engagements.

[CarefreeYouth @CarefreeYouth]

A quick Enzo Fernández book-value breakdown from a fan’s perspective:

Chelsea signed Enzo for £107m.

His contract was for 9½ years, so the transfer fee is amortised over the length of the contract:

£107m ÷ 9.5 = £11.25m per year

After 3½ years, roughly £39.4m of the original fee would have been amortised.

That would leave a book value of around £67.6m.

So, if Chelsea were to sell Enzo for £127m, that would represent roughly a £60m profit on the books.

Obviously, the final numbers depend on the exact transfer fee depending on which is clauses, and the wages for the book year.

This is a player who wanted to move so Chelsea had to sell but with the length of contract before they change the rules meant as seasons went on we were always making a profit on it.

[Christopher Michel @SEiSMiC14]

@talkSPORT The club dragging is Man City you Knob head. Trying to screw us, so we won't be able to get a replacement and have to accept the lowest possible fee as we will be short on time.

[ChelsTransfer @ChelsTransfer]

“Someone take De Zerbi’s phone”

😂

[Chavarrismo @afueraBlueCo]

Ayer nuestro querido Pep Chavarría se llevó el primer regaño del capitán 😅
Y no fue el único regañado, posteriormente los regaños fueron para Neto.
Quieren q todos esten 100% comprometidos con las labores defensivas, así como debe ser hoy en día.

[ChelsTransfer @ChelsTransfer]

Imagine Thiago Silva in this dressing room.

2026-27 Premier League Champions.

[Lewis Stratford @lewisstratford]

Great video on tiktok from this lad, who talks about what a cancer Fabrizio is on the game!

[SHAYEE 𒀭 @tier_1st]

Chelsea fans have every right to celebrate that win for 30 YEARS.

Chelsea spent the entire Club World Cup dealing with brutal conditions in the United States.

Enzo Maresca repeatedly complained that the heat made normal training sessions “almost impossible”, with some sessions being cut short just to preserve energy for matches.

Temperatures reached around 36-40°C in some locations, and players were using cooling sprays and industrial fans during training.

Even Enzo Fernández described the conditions as “very dangerous” and revealed that he became dizzy during a game because of the heat.

Then Chelsea had to navigate weather delays, intense heat, and a difficult knockout route before reaching the final. Meanwhile, almost everyone was backing Paris Saint-Germain.

PSG had demolished top European sides, including Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, and were being talked about as the best team in the world. Maresca revealed his team played and fought like SPARTANS, overcoming every obstacle to win the competition. 🔥🏆⚔️

Look at what rival fans were saying before the game 😭📷

The audacity to switch the narrative after we humbled them in terrible conditions and against all

[𝒎𝒐𝒆. @moe4ed]

Classic Manchester City vs Chelsea 2016

[TonytheManc @tonythemanc]

This short video sums up why they , the fans are hated so much , they pump out arrogance & that includes the club with the manager , just a vile entitled club

[Dan @CfcDan_01]

🚨 Mikel Obi on Kai Havertz & Noni Madueke after the UCL Final:*

"I remember when Noni Madueke was fighting Cole Palmer over penalties at Chelsea. So why didn’t he step up and take one for Arsenal when they needed him most? He plays like Liam Delap, but with Messi’s ego.

Noni told the world last week that ‘Chelsea is where I was’. And Kai Havertz spent years saying winning the Champions League with Arsenal would mean more than winning it with Chelsea.

Chelsea gave Kai the biggest night of his career — one goal, one Champions League, a place in history. Instead of appreciating it, he acted like it was just a warm-up for something bigger. Same with Madueke — Chelsea gave him a Club World Cup medal without him contributing a thing.

They celebrated every goal against Chelsea like they had a point to prove. Last night proved one thing: talking about the Champions League isn’t the same as winning it.

Kai’s medal still says Chelsea on it. The trophy he dreamed of winning with Arsenal is still missing from their history.

Football is cruel. Sometimes it waits patiently before reminding people where they had their greatest success.

Kai and Noni wanted to show the world Chelsea was just a stepping stone. Instead, they found out Chelsea was the peak.

Some players leave Chelsea and become legends elsewhere. Others leave and spend years chasing the standards they already had.

The Champions League doesn’t care about feelings, interviews, or celebrations. It only remembers winners. And the last time Kai Havertz and Noni were winners, they were wearing blue."

[Larry @UTDlarry]

🚨🎙️|| Roy Keane on Arsenal fans who went to Bars around Stamford Bridge hoping Arsenal would win the Champions League so they can celebrate and mock Chelsea supporters:

"That's madness to me, if you're already planning how to mock Chelsea before you've even won the trophy, maybe that's why football has a way of humbling them.

Nowadays too many people are more interested in social media points than silverware.

Win trophies and let the trophies do the talking"

[CFC Wasi @CFCWasi]

Arsenal fans who are trying to troll us… now show us your European trophy. 😂

Chelsea will always be the bigger club in London.

[The Footy Feed @TheFootyFeed]

Someone has gone to the effort of putting together a dossier of refereeing decisions that have gone in favour of Arsenal and supposedly- "handed them the title" 🤣

[🔴JOE🔴 @JoeLFC94]

Premier League CEO literally confirming the league is rigged.

We all seen it this season with Arsenal.
Not a single red card or penalty against them despite being the dirtiest team in the league.

Games gone

[NotAProjectCFC @NotAProjectCFC]

🚨 PROTEST ACTION ANNOUNCED 🚨

Following our recent protest alongside Strasbourg fans and the impact of the Blueco Out digivan, we are now confirming further action at TWO key games before the end of the season.

🏆 FA Cup Final vs Manchester City
📍 Wembley Way
📅 Saturday 16 May
⏰ 13:30

Join us for a protest march from Wembley Park Underground station to the stadium before kick off.

A large banner will lead the march, focusing not just on Blueco, but also the sporting directors.

🏟 Chelsea vs Tottenham (Home)
📅 Tuesday 19 May
⏱ 22nd minute

We are taking action inside the stadium.

Stand up when the clock strikes 22 minutes (if able), turn your backs on the pitch for one minute and join the chant:

🗣 “We want our Chelsea back”

❗ This goes beyond any manager
❗ We have no faith in the current ownership or sporting leadership.
❗ We are not interested in words. Only actions

These protests will continue beyond this season until change is forced.

We will also be launching a crowdfunding page to support future action.

Together, we can get our club back.

Up the Chels

#BluecoOut

[The Tochline @Thetochline]

🚨 🗣️ Luis Enrique on the toughest opponent he have faced in his career

"Honestly I've been a football manager for more than a decade, I've faced top teams like Real Madrid, Arsenal, Inter Milan, Liverpool with my PSG side, and I've Also faced the great PSG, Real Madrid, Athletico Madrid, Juventus, and so on with my Barcelona side" But honestly I had an intense match with Bayern Munich which ended 5-4 in our favour, we really deserve to win, draw and lose this game because of how intense it was".
"But this Bayern Munich side is one of the toughest but not the toughest team I've faced in my life, I'll always remember the Chelsea and Enzo Maresca side that won us 3-0 in the FIFA club world cup final, they were unstoppable, we did our best to press them but all their players were very quick and sharp".

"So I must say the Chelsea end Enzo Maresca side are the hardest opponent I faced in my entire managerial career, they won us 3-0 at the FIFA club world cup final, they didn't even allow us to press them at all, I learned a lot from Enzo Maresca after the game and that's one of the thing I've added to my managerial career".