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Mauricio Pochettino · Stamford BridgeMauricio Pochettino decidiu escrever uma carta aberta dirigida aos adeptos do Chelsea, divulgada este domingo, num dia em que disputará a final da Taça da Liga inglesa, frente ao Liverpool, em Wembley. O treinador argentino não escondeu que os blues já passaram por momentos difíceis, mas não hesitou em 'convocar' os adeptos para a grande final deste domingo. "Adeptos do Chelsea, hoje em Wembley podemos criar algo especial. Uma memória que vive …See the Story
Pochettino 'calls' Chelsea fans to final: 'We all believe'
Manchester United · Stamford BridgeAlly McCoist has named Moises Caicedo as his transfer flop of the season. The central midfielder was one of the most-talked about players in the Premier League last summer with Chelsea and Liverpool locked in a battle to secure his services. The Blues eventually got their man for a mammoth fee of �115million, but things haven't quite taken off at Stamford Bridge. Manchester United spent big last summer as well by bringing in Andre Onana from Inter Milan, as well as Rasmus Hojlund in a deal worth up to �72million. While both players have failed to cover themselves in glory, McCoists says they deserve more time to adapt.See the Story
Moises Caicedo named flop of the season over Man United's expensive double deal
Stamford Bridge · Stamford BridgeReading Will Lloyd’s diatribe against the Michaela Community School (Decline and Fall, 26 January) makes me think he has never set foot there, unless with eyes tight shut and fingers in ears. I shared some of his prejudices before I visited, half expecting cowed children and an oppressive atmosphere. The second thoughts started when I asked the man at the Tube ticket barrier (who was black) if he could direct me. “I can,” he said. “My son goes t…See the Story
Letter of the week: Pride and pedagogy
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Real Madrid · Stamford BridgeGuro Reiten's second half penalty broke the deadlock to give Chelsea the lead in the 62nd minute. Real Madrid responded well with substitute Athenea del Castillo netting in the 69th minute. But, less than 60 seconds later, skipper Erin Cuthbert foiled Madrid's defence, forcing goalkeeper Mylene Chavas to palm the ball into her own net.See the Story
