CheLOLsea

[Royality creeps In]

Is it because he's a pcunt?

Nail on head

[No Fixed Abode]

Chelsea FC reports a record £18m in annual profit

[Winston Smith]

Record? I am sure others have bettered that?

[Hendo]

Record for Chelsea I would have thought.

I guess it makes a change of making £56m losses, like last year

[No Fixed Abode]

Record for Chelsea I would have thought.

I guess it makes a change of making £56m losses, like last year

We've never broken the FFP rule though, unlike Mankfester Shitty.

[Sanguine]

Chelsea FC reports a record £18m in annual profit

David LOLuiz.

[Winston Smith]

Record for Chelsea I would have thought.

Not much of a record if there is no competition. Personal best would have been a better description

[No Fixed Abode]

Chelsea FC reports a record £18m in annual profit

David LOLuiz.

Champions League winner.

[Hendo]

Record for Chelsea I would have thought.

I guess it makes a change of making £56m losses, like last year

We've never broken the FFP rule though, unlike Mankfester Shitty.

Never said you did.

[6ft Kerplunk]

We've never broken the FFP rule though, unlike Mankfester Shitty.

When did the FFP rules come into place Kes? Before or after Roman's initial spending spree?

[No Fixed Abode]

We've never broken the FFP rule though, unlike Mankfester Shitty.

When did the FFP rules come into place Kes? Before or after Roman's initial spending spree?

Obviously after.

[No Fixed Abode]

Record for Chelsea I would have thought.

I guess it makes a change of making £56m losses, like last year

We've never broken the FFP rule though, unlike Mankfester Shitty.

Never said you did.

I know. I never said you said I did.

[6ft Kerplunk]

Hypothetically in how many years since Roman took over would Chelsea have failed the FFP rules if they had been in place? There must have been a time at which they started to comply and it would be interesting* to see how that fits in with the timeframe since Man City got rich.

[No Fixed Abode]

Hypothetically in how many years since Roman took over would Chelsea have failed the FFP rules if they had been in place? There must have been a time at which they started to comply and it would be interesting* to see how that fits in with the timeframe since Man City got rich.

We complied when FFP came into force. That's all that matters.

Its like asking how many times Liverpool would have won the league if the back pass rule hadn't come in to force. Its irrelevant.

[paultheroyal]

Hypothetically in how many years since Roman took over would Chelsea have failed the FFP rules if they had been in place? There must have been a time at which they started to comply and it would be interesting* to see how that fits in with the timeframe since Man City got rich.

We complied when FFP came into force. That's all that matters.

Its like asking how many times Liverpool would have won the league if the back pass rule hadn't come in to force. Its irrelevant.

[6ft Kerplunk]

Hypothetically in how many years since Roman took over would Chelsea have failed the FFP rules if they had been in place? There must have been a time at which they started to comply and it would be interesting* to see how that fits in with the timeframe since Man City got rich.

We complied when FFP came into force. That's all that matters.

Its like asking how many times Liverpool would have won the league if the back pass rule hadn't come in to force. Its irrelevant.

Its an interesting* comparison as both clubs had a new owner spunking hundreds of millions to make them successful. If it took Chelsea say 7 years to get within the FFP rules it would give a good benchmark to see how Man City are doing.

[AthleticoSpizz]

Congrats

Top of the agents fees league Sept 2013/14, but it's just a paltry £16.8 m

[Sanguine]

Read that Chelsea have already played away at City, United, Liverpool and Everton this season. Save for the Emirates, they've already played some of their toughest games. What's the record winning margin, 16 or so?

[LUX]

Liverpool

lolwut

Bottom half.

[RoyallyFcuked]

Read that Chelsea have already played away at City, United, Liverpool and Everton this season. Save for the Emirates, they've already played some of their toughest games. What's the record winning margin, 16 or so?

The record winning PL margin is 18 points, by Man Utd in 1999-2000. They finished on 91 points, the 2nd highest points total ever.

The record points total is 95, set by Chelsea in 2004-05 (Mourinho's first season there) but they had only a 12 point winning margin.

Surprisingly, Arsenal's unbeaten season in 2003-04 brought them less points than both of the above, with 90 points and an 11 point gap.

What's the betting Chelsea break both records whilst going unbeaten?