Troy Palmer
My name is Troy Palmer, and I hail from Down Under, Australia. More so, I was born in Bowraville, a little country town in the north of New South Wales. After I finished my HSC, I moved to Sydney to be closer to the Sydney Cochlear Implant Centre, because I am profoundly deaf. I have two cochlear implants, love soccer, in particular Chelsea FC, and have recently set up a Chelsea blog to gain writing experince: http://thechelseablue.blogspot.com/. On this site I will be posting the opinon articles that I write, and Review and Preview articles will be Chelsea Blue exclusive.
The bright light at Chelsea
Chelsea is often bandied about as being old, ageing, beyond their prime, as Sir Alex Ferguson would attest. And it’s hard to argue the point, with a fair slice of our key players over 30, the most notable including Ballack, Drogba and Lampard. And whilst there are players who are under 25, only a few…
A life with Robinho for Chelsea
Oh god, do you remember the terribly over drawn Robinho transfer saga and his final day move to Man City off the back of their mega money takeover? Have you ever wondered what life would be like with Robinho amongst our ranks? I have… and this is what I have come up with. Just say…
The Rise And Fall Of Deco – Do Chelsea Fans Still Want Him?
It all started so promising for Deco. He moved away from Barcelona for eight million euros, ready to revive his career and chase a third Champions League trophy with his new club, Chelsea. August 16, 2008. Deco takes to the field against Portsmouth, and in Chelsea’s 4-0 rampage over the Pompey, he scores in the…
How the 6+5 rule would affect Chelsea
It would be hard to find a Englishman who does not sing the praises of the significantly large contingent of foreign players that ply their trade on the world’s biggest stage, the Barclays Premier League. So why does Blatter want to end it all?
Is Arsene Wenger afraid of The Big Bad Wolf?
When the Guus Hiddink genius rolled into town two months ago to replace Luis Felipe Scolari, few could be forgiven for feeling a bit of worry that Hiddink, yes Hiddink, was rocking up to take over Chelsea. Robin van Persie was part of what must have been a very large crew cursing their luck about…
Everton’s David Moyes: next in line to the Chelsea throne?
Who will be Chelsea’s manager next season?
The bookies have been taking bets on everyone from ex Barca gaffer Frank Riijkard to Mourinho’s predecessor, Roberto Mancini.
But one name that has been overlooked quite a fair bit is….
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