This official Chelsea FC garden gnome is a cheerful little ornament for brightening up your garden. Made out of weather resistant resin to stand proudly outside in your garden. This gnome has a cheerful face with a fluffy white beard. He stands on a green base & wears a blue Chelsea FC football kit. ...

Official Licensed Product 42 pieces include 6 X Plates 6 X Cups 6 X Napkins 6 X Hats 6 X Invites 6 X Horns 6 X Balloons Warning
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OFFICIAL MERCHANDISEShirt Shape Lunch Box & Water Bottle included
Includes: Sticker set to personalise the shirt Box with
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OFFICIAL MERCHANDISEShirt Shape Lunch Box & Water Bottle included
Includes: Sticker set to personalise the shirt Box with
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Chelsea v Aston Villa FA Cup Final 2000 DVD. Appearing in their third FA Cup Final in seven years, Chelsea were intent on repeating their success of 1997. In this, the last ever FA Cup Final to be played beneath the presence of the Twin Towers, it was truly a Blue day. Roberto Di Matteo proved to be Chelsea's Wembley Hero for the second time, when he rifled the ball home from two yards, but the image of the Chelsea skipper Dennis wise & his newborn son receiving the trophy will go down in Wembley history. Also

Includes:: The Road To Wembley From Boothferry Park to Wembley Stadium. The Road To Wembley produced many highlights in the season that Chelsea's FA Cup dream was achieved for the third time in their illustrious history. A hat-trick from Gustavo Poyet in the third round, a bruising encounter with Leicester in the fifth & who could forget Roberto Di Matteo's second Wembley Cup Final goal. FA Charity Shield 2000
- Chelsea v Manchester United The traditional curtain raiser to the domestic season offered FA Cup Winners Chelsea a chance to lock horns with the Premier League Champions Manchester United. Intent on sending out a message to the rest of the League, the Blue's were once again throwing themselves into the hat for Championship contention. A goal in each half proved to be enough as Chelsea collected the trophy for the second time in their history.


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Chelsea were formed & entered the league in 1905. Their early years were uneventful & it wasn't until 1955 when they won their first honour, the league title. However, the late sixties & early seventies were Chelsea's heyday as the popularity of the Kings Road grew & the club became the most stylish team in Engl&. In 1970, Chelsea met their northern antithesis, Leeds Utd in the FA Cup final & after a 2-2 draw at Wembley, the replay became known as the dirtiest post war cup final. Chelsea went on to win 2-1 & the following season, they added the European Cup Winners Cup. However, as the area became less trendy, the team suffered decline & spent a few seasons in the second division, finally regaining their division 1 place in 1989. Chelsea added to their haul of silverware in 97/98 season, by winning the League Cup & the European Cup Winners Cup. The club had shocked the football world by the sacking of Ruud Gullit in February 1998, however that was soon forgotten as Gianluca Vialli was appointed the new coach & soon proved his capabillity in this role. When Vialli was replaced by fellow Italian Claudio Ranieri, Chelsea began to try & move away from their tag as constant under-achievers, & got a huge boost in that respect in the summer of 2003. Few had heard of Russian billionnaire Roman Abramovich before he bought Chelsea, but his name was on everyone's lips soon afterwards as he financed a huge spending spree
- the like of which the game has never seen
- & put Chelsea well & truly up with the big boys. Seller: UKSoccershop.com

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Brothers In Arms
- Navy People often describe them as the spine of the team, but they were also the heart. As the highest scoring
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The No.1 Fan is a 23cm tall football fan figure with a big smile. He wears a replica shirt & jeans. When a button on the base is pressed, the No.1 Fan waves his scarf, swings his hips & sings up to six of your teams most popular chants! Chelsea No.1 Fan sings:" One Man Went To Mow", " Keep The Blue Flag Flying", " Chelsea, Chelsea", " We Love You Chelsea" & " Chelsea
- Clap, Clap, Clap!".
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Chelsea Number 25 Retro Hoodie
- Royal/ White Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge & Number. Two Front Pockets. 100% Cotton face with
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In Ruud Gullit’s first season in charge, the Blues reacquainted themselves with the country’s most prestigious competition after 27 years of waiting. It was a day that history was created. Ruud Gullit himself became the first foreign coach to win a domestic honour & Roberto Di Matteo scored Wembley’s fastest ever FA Cup final goal after only 43 seconds. Inheriting the seeds of a promising side from former manager Glen Hoddle, Gullit soon stamped his own individuality onto the team with an influx of foreign stars. In came Gianfranco Zola, Roberto Di Matteo, Frank Leboeuf & Gianluca Vialli, & the team blossomed into one of the Premiership’s most stylish sides competing for one of the major honours. The final itself couldn’t have started any better for the Blues. Before a minute had even passed, Roberto Di Matteo picked up the ball in the centre of the park, & with the defence backing off, he launched a blistering attack on the Middlesbrough goal. Carrying the ball from inside his own half, the Italian international unleashed a venomous shot a fully thirty yards from goal, which arced over the hapless Roberts & nestled in the Wembley net. With the Chelsea fans in great voice, Wembley was a sea of Blue. But the game had to wait until the final ten minutes for any change to the score line, when Eddie Newton, who had started the move, was on hand to steer home Zola’s flick from close range. The goal signalled a mass of euphoric celebrations around the stadium & Dennis Wise made the much-coveted walk up the famous Wembley steps to collect the trophy for the second time in Chelsea’s history. Relive the day that FA Cup history was created. ...