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S E L A M A T D A T A N G
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STAMFORD BRIDGE
CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB - THE BLUES HOME
2014/2015

Full name : Chelsea Football Club
Nickname(s) : The Blues, The Pensioners
Owner : Roman Abramovich
Chairman : Bruce Buck
Manager : José Mourinho

Founded 10 March 1905 (108 years ago)
Venue : Stamford Bridge, Fulham, London (capacity: 41,837)

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CLUB BADGES

Semenjak berdiri sejak tahun 1905, Chelsea telah melakukan perubahan sebanyak 5 kali untuk logo (dengan berbagai variasi) yang digunakan.

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Menjadi logo pertama klub, dengan menunjukkan seorang pensiunan Chelsea yang terkenal, dan menjadi julukan pertama klub " The Pensioners". Logo ini belum pernah digunakan sekalipun pada jersey yang digunakan.

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Pada tahun 1952, saat TED Brake menjadi Manager Klub, dia menghasut agar klub meninggalkan julukan yang lama "The Pensioners" menjadi "The Blues", dan menginginkan logo yang baru.

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Menjadi logo Chelsea yang paling terkenal dan digunakan selamam 33 tahun. Desain ini terinsipirasi dari mentel sipil Metropolitan Borough of Chelsea.
Gambar singa dari Lambang Earl Cadogan yang menjadi presiden klub dan juga memegang gelar Viscount Chelsea.

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Logo ini digunakan hampir selama 19 tahun, digunakan sejak tahun 1986. Logo ini digunakan untuk mengambil kesempatan dalam penjualan merchandise yang sedang berkembang dalam dunia sepakbola.

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Menjadi logo kelima yang digunakan klub, di perkenalkan semenjak tahun 2004 dan efektif digunakan pada tahun 2005.

CLASSIC KITS

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THE STANDS AT STAMFORD BRIDGE




Matthew Harding Stand

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The Matthew Harding Stand, previously known as the North Stand, is along the north edge of the pitch. In 1939, a small two storied North Stand including seating was erected. It was originally intended to span the entire northern end, but the outbreak of World War II and its aftermath compelled the club to keep the stand small. It was demolished and replaced by open terracing for standing supporters in 1976. The North Terrace was closed in 1993 and the present North Stand of two tiers (the Matthew Harding Stand) was then constructed at that end.

It is named after former Chelsea director Matthew Harding, whose investment helped transform the club in the early 1990s before his death in a helicopter accident on October 22, 1996. His investment in the club enabled construction of the stand which was completed in time for the 1996–97 season. It has two tiers and accommodates most season-ticket holders, giving it an enthusiastic atmosphere, especially in the lower tier. Any proposal to enlarge the facility would necessitate demolition of the adjacent 'Chelsea World of Sport' museum.

For some Champions League matches, this stand operates at reduced capacity, some entrances being obstructed by the presence of TV outside-broadcast vehicles.

The stand features in the cover for Robbie Williams' album Sing When You're Winning.

East Stand

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A vast new East Stand was built in 1973, originally intended as the start of a comprehensive redevelopment of the stadium which was abandoned when the football club ran into financial difficulties. The East Stand essentially survives in its 1973 three tiered cantilevered form, although it has been much refurbished and modernised since.

The oldest stand, the East Stand is located along the east side of the pitch and was built in 1973. The stand has three tiers and is the heart of the stadium, housing the tunnel, dugout, dressing rooms, conference room, press centre, AV and commentary box. The middle tier is occupied by facilities, clubs, and executive suites. The upper tier provides spectators with one of the best views of the pitch and it is the only stand to have survived the extensive redevelopment of the 90s. Previously it was the home to away supporters on the bottom tier, however at the start of the 2005/2006 season then-manager José Mourinho requested the move of the family section to this part of the stand to boost team morale away fans were moved to the shed.

Shed End

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The Shed End is located along the south side of the pitch. In 1930, a new terrace was built on the south side for more standing spectators. It was originally known as the Fulham Road End but supporters nicknamed it 'The Shed' and this led the club to officially change its name. This became the most favoured spot for the loudest and most die-hard support, until the terrace was demolished in 1994 (when all-seater stadia became compulsory by law as a safety measure in light of the Taylor Report following the Hillsborough disaster). The seated stand which replaced it is still known as the Shed End (see below).

It opened in time for the 1997/98 season and along with the Matthew Harding Stand is an area of the ground in which many vocal fans congregate today. The view from the upper tier is widely regarded as one of the best in the stadium. The Shed also contains the centenary museum and a memorial wall where families of deceased fans are able to leave a permanent memorial of their loved ones indicating their eternal support for the club. A large chunk of the original Shed End terrace still stands today and runs along the south side of the stadium, it has recently been decorated with lights and large images of Chelsea legends. Since 2005 it has been where away supporters are housed, they are given 3,000 tickets towards the east side which is roughly half of the stand.

Peter Osgood's ashes were laid to rest under the shed end penalty spot in 2006.

West Stand

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In 1964–65, a seated West Stand was built to replace the existing terracing on the west side. Most of the West Stand consisted of rising ranks of wooden tip up seats on iron frames, but seating at the very front was on concrete forms known as "the Benches". The old West Stand was demolished in 1997 and replaced by the current West Stand.

The West Stand, recently updated, is located along the west side of the pitch. It has three tiers, in addition to a row of executive boxes that stretches the length of the stand.

The lower tier was built on time and opened in 1998, however problems with planning permission meant that it was not fully completed until 2001. The construction of the stand was almost responsible for Chelsea's financial crisis, which would've seen the club fall into administration but for the intervention of Roman Abramovich. In borrowing some £70m from Eurobonds to finance the project, Ken Bates put Chelsea into a perilous financial position, primarily because of the repayment terms.

Now complete, the stand is the main external 'face' of the stadium, being the first thing fans see when entering the primary gate on Fulham Road. The Main Entrance is flanked by the Spackman and Speedie hospitality entrances, named after former Chelsea players Nigel Spackman and David Speedie. The stand also features the largest concourse area in the stadium, it is also known as the 'Great Hall' and is used for many functions at Stamford Bridge including the Chelsea player of the year ceremony.

The aforementioned executive boxes are also known as the Millennium Suites and are the home of the majority of matchday hospitality guests. Each box is also named after a former Chelsea player (names in brackets):

* Tambling Suite (Bobby Tambling)
* Clarke Suite (Steve Clarke, Ex-Assistant Manager at Chelsea)
* Harris Suite (Ron Harris)
* 'Drakes' (Ted Drake)
* Bonetti (Peter Bonetti)
* Hollins (John Hollins)

In October 2010 a nine-foot statue of Chelsea legend Peter Osgood, created by Philip Jackson, was unveiled by Peter's widow, Lynn. It is positioned in a recess of the West Stand near the Millennium Reception.

A plaque on the side, written by official club historian Rick Glanvill, reads:

"STAMFORD BRIDGE HAS MANY HEROES BUT ONLY ONE KING
GRACEFUL TECHNICIAN • NERVELESS STRIKER
ICON OF THE SWINGING SIXTIES
ADORED BY FANS • SCORER OF IMMORTAL CUP FINAL GOALS
A BIG MAN FOR A GOLDEN AGE"

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HONOURS & APPEREANCES

DOMESTIK

LIGA

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*Second Division : 1983–84, 1988–89
*First Division : 1954/1955
* Premier League : 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10

FA CUP

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1969–70, 1996–97, 1999–2000, 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12

FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP

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1964–65, 1997–98, 2004–05, 2006–07

FA Community Shield/Charity Shield

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1955, 2000, 2005, 2009

Full Members Cup

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1985–86, 1989–90

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EROPA

UEFA Champions League

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2011/2012

UEFA Europa League

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2012–13

UEFA Winners' Cup

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1970–71, 1997–98

UEFA Super Cup

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1998

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Home Kits

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Away Kits

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Third Kits

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Goal Keeper Kits

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Manager & Coaching Staff

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Full Team Season 2014 - 2015

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TEBAK SKOR

Rule :

1. Tebakan paling lambat sebelum pertandingan kick off dimulai (apabila telat dan menebak ketika bertandingan berlangsung tidak dihitung)

2. Peserta dapat meralat/mengubah tebakannya (asal pertandingan belum dimulai, jika sudah berlangsung tidak dihitung)

3. Peserta dapat menebak untuk beberapa pertandingan Chelsea ke depan (Apabila menebak untuk beberapa pertandingan baiknya konfirmasi serta mohon bantuannya dalam cek apakah sudah terekap atau belum)

4. Perhitungan Nilai : (Tidak boleh nebak kalah)

a. Tebakan tepat (baik menang atau seri) nilai 4

b. Tebakan kurang tepat namun selisih gol sama termasuk nebak seri (misal nebak 3-1 hasilnya 2-0 maka selisih gol 2) atau nebak seri 1-1 trus hasilnya 0-0 maka tebakannya kurang tepat namun selisih gol sama 0 ) nilai 2.

c. Tebakan tidak tepat (misal nebak menang 1-0 atau nebak seri namun kalah 0-1) maka nilai 1

Perhitungan gol sampai babak perpanjangan waktu (jika pertandingan dilakukan perpanjangan waktu), skor penalti tidak dihitung.

d. Skor dihitung dari hasil pertandingan sampai perpanjangan waktu. (Misal waktu normal 0-0 dan setelah perpanjangan waktu skor menjadi 1-1 maka yang dipakai adalah skor yang 1-1. Begitu juga jika hasil akhir setelah perpanjangan waktu adalah 1-0 maka yang dipakai adalah yang 1-0).

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Jadwal Chelsea Di BPL 2014/2015

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