Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Notts County on 2nd May 1981 which County won 2-0. For the visitors it meant promotion to Division 1, but for Chelsea it was the culmination of having not scored in their final 9 league games.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Notts County on 2nd May 1981 which County won 2-0. For the visitors it meant promotion to Division 1, but for Chelsea it was the culmination of having not scored in their final 9 league games.
Two Spanish Orange-Girls are introduced to the Chelsea team prior to their prestigious friendly game against Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge on 22nd November 1966, which Chelsea won 2-0.
Two Spanish Orange-Girls are introduced to the Chelsea team prior to their prestigious friendly game against Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge on 22nd November 1966, which Chelsea won 2-0.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Wolverhampton Wanderers on 11th December 1948 which Chelsea won 4-1. It was the last of its kind as two weeks later the club introduced the first ever magazine style football programme.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Wolverhampton Wanderers on 11th December 1948 which Chelsea won 4-1. It was the last of its kind as two weeks later the club introduced the first ever magazine style football programme.
A diving header from Barry Bridges (left) hits the roof of the net and Chelsea are 2-0 up against Ipswich Town at Stamford Bridge on 22nd February 1964. He nets another in the 84th minute to wrap up a handsome 4-0 win for Chelsea.
A diving header from Barry Bridges (left) hits the roof of the net and Chelsea are 2-0 up against Ipswich Town at Stamford Bridge on 22nd February 1964. He nets another in the 84th minute to wrap up a handsome 4-0 win for Chelsea.
Ron Tindall flicks the ball past Sheffield United goalkeeper, Ted Burgin at Bramall Lane on 7th April 1956. The 42nd minute goal reduces the deficit after United had scored twice in the first 27 minutes but Chelsea fail to find the net again and eventually lose 2-1.
Ron Tindall flicks the ball past Sheffield United goalkeeper, Ted Burgin at Bramall Lane on 7th April 1956. The 42nd minute goal reduces the deficit after United had scored twice in the first 27 minutes but Chelsea fail to find the net again and eventually lose 2-1.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Derby County on 5th April 1947 which Chelsea won 3-0. Tommy Lawton scored twice with Len Goulden also finding the net in front of a 52,886 gate.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Derby County on 5th April 1947 which Chelsea won 3-0. Tommy Lawton scored twice with Len Goulden also finding the net in front of a 52,886 gate.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Norwich City on 6th August 1975 which ended in a 1-1 draw.
The occasion was an Anglo-Scottish Cup Game that drew a gate of 7,886.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Norwich City on 6th August 1975 which ended in a 1-1 draw.
The occasion was an Anglo-Scottish Cup Game that drew a gate of 7,886.
Tommy Langley (left) smashes home a Ken Swain cross to put Chelsea ahead against West Ham United at Stamford Bridge on 27th December 1977. West Ham draw level but Bill Garner finds the net and Chelsea win 2-1 in front of a 44,093 gate.
Tommy Langley (left) smashes home a Ken Swain cross to put Chelsea ahead against West Ham United at Stamford Bridge on 27th December 1977. West Ham draw level but Bill Garner finds the net and Chelsea win 2-1 in front of a 44,093 gate.
Was issued for Chelsea’s away game against Fulham on 8th March 1980 which Chelsea won 2-1. Clive Walker scores both goals and the victory avenges the 2-0 home defeat to Fulham a few months earlier.
Was issued for Chelsea’s away game against Fulham on 8th March 1980 which Chelsea won 2-1. Clive Walker scores both goals and the victory avenges the 2-0 home defeat to Fulham a few months earlier.
Chelsea goalkeeper Dmitri Kharine snuffs out a Wolverhampton Wanderers attack during an F.A. Cup 6th Round Tie at Stamford Bridge on 13th March 1994. A single Gavin Peacock goal gives Chelsea a 1-0 win and a Semi-Final against Luton Town at Wembley.
Chelsea goalkeeper Dmitri Kharine snuffs out a Wolverhampton Wanderers attack during an F.A. Cup 6th Round Tie at Stamford Bridge on 13th March 1994. A single Gavin Peacock goal gives Chelsea a 1-0 win and a Semi-Final against Luton Town at Wembley.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against West Bromwich Albion on 31st December 1988.
Trailing 1-0 from the 27th minute, Chelsea level in injury time thanks to a Graham Roberts penalty and rescue a point.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against West Bromwich Albion on 31st December 1988.
Trailing 1-0 from the 27th minute, Chelsea level in injury time thanks to a Graham Roberts penalty and rescue a point.
Bill Garner lobs the ball over the Ipswich Town goalkeeper (out of picture) to give Chelsea the lead at Stamford Bridge on 3rd February 1973. The occasion is a 4th Round F.A. Cup Tie and the striker scores again in a 2-0 win. These are his first cup goals for Chelsea.
Bill Garner lobs the ball over the Ipswich Town goalkeeper (out of picture) to give Chelsea the lead at Stamford Bridge on 3rd February 1973. The occasion is a 4th Round F.A. Cup Tie and the striker scores again in a 2-0 win. These are his first cup goals for Chelsea.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Blackpool on 26th December 1931 which Chelsea won 4-1. It provided a welcome boost to an underachieving Chelsea side who had also beaten Blackpool 4-2 at Bloomfield Road the previous day.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Blackpool on 26th December 1931 which Chelsea won 4-1. It provided a welcome boost to an underachieving Chelsea side who had also beaten Blackpool 4-2 at Bloomfield Road the previous day.
Barry Bridges (3rd from left) puts Chelsea ahead against Arsenal at Highbury on 4th November 1961. He scores again late on and despite being bottom of Division 1, Chelsea romp to a handsome 3-0 victory.
Barry Bridges (3rd from left) puts Chelsea ahead against Arsenal at Highbury on 4th November 1961. He scores again late on and despite being bottom of Division 1, Chelsea romp to a handsome 3-0 victory.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Helsingborgs on 17th September 1998 which Chelsea won 1-0. The occasion was a ECWC 1st Round 1st Leg Tie and a Frank Leboeuf goal is enough to see Chelsea make a successful start to their title defence.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Helsingborgs on 17th September 1998 which Chelsea won 1-0. The occasion was a ECWC 1st Round 1st Leg Tie and a Frank Leboeuf goal is enough to see Chelsea make a successful start to their title defence.
Tony Hateley goes up for a header during Chelsea’s 4th Round F.A. Cup Tie against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Goldstone Ground on 18th February 1967. Despite taking an early lead, Chelsea have to settle for a 1-1 draw and a Replay at Stamford Bridge.
Tony Hateley goes up for a header during Chelsea’s 4th Round F.A. Cup Tie against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Goldstone Ground on 18th February 1967. Despite taking an early lead, Chelsea have to settle for a 1-1 draw and a Replay at Stamford Bridge.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Huddersfield Town on 2nd April 1949 which Chelsea won 5-0. The paper used for these programmes is of such poor quality it’s a miracle they have survived.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Huddersfield Town on 2nd April 1949 which Chelsea won 5-0. The paper used for these programmes is of such poor quality it’s a miracle they have survived.
A minute after putting Chelsea ahead against Liverpool in a 3rd Round F.A. Cup Tie at Stamford Bridge on 7th January 1978, Clive Walker has a chance to make it 2, but is denied by Ray Clemence. Chelsea win a memorable Tie 4-2.
A minute after putting Chelsea ahead against Liverpool in a 3rd Round F.A. Cup Tie at Stamford Bridge on 7th January 1978, Clive Walker has a chance to make it 2, but is denied by Ray Clemence. Chelsea win a memorable Tie 4-2.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Crystal Palace on 6th January 1971 which Chelsea won 2-0. The occasion was a 3rd Round F.A. Cup Replay and the reward was a 4th Round Tie at home to Manchester City.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Crystal Palace on 6th January 1971 which Chelsea won 2-0. The occasion was a 3rd Round F.A. Cup Replay and the reward was a 4th Round Tie at home to Manchester City.
Tommy Baldwin scores Chelsea’s 83rd minute winner against Huddersfield Town at Leeds Road on 7th November 1970. The victory was the last of a five game unbeaten run.
Tommy Baldwin scores Chelsea’s 83rd minute winner against Huddersfield Town at Leeds Road on 7th November 1970. The victory was the last of a five game unbeaten run.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Sheffield Wednesday on 11th February 1939 which ended in a 1-1 draw. The occasion was a 5th Round F.A. Cup Tie and a gate of 60,920 was at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea eventually triumph after a 2nd Replay at Highbury.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Sheffield Wednesday on 11th February 1939 which ended in a 1-1 draw. The occasion was a 5th Round F.A. Cup Tie and a gate of 60,920 was at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea eventually triumph after a 2nd Replay at Highbury.
John Bumstead is denied by Eddie Niedzwiecki at the Racecourse Ground on 1st February 1982.
Goals from Mick Droy and Alan Mayes secure Chelsea a 2-1 win against Wrexham in an F.A. Cup 4th Round 2nd Replay.
John Bumstead is denied by Eddie Niedzwiecki at the Racecourse Ground on 1st February 1982.
Goals from Mick Droy and Alan Mayes secure Chelsea a 2-1 win against Wrexham in an F.A. Cup 4th Round 2nd Replay.
Was issued for Chelsea’s away game against Manchester City on 4th May 1984 which Chelsea won 2-0. Despite the game being featured on BBC Television, thousands of Chelsea fans are at Maine Road to see the win.
Was issued for Chelsea’s away game against Manchester City on 4th May 1984 which Chelsea won 2-0. Despite the game being featured on BBC Television, thousands of Chelsea fans are at Maine Road to see the win.
From point blank range, Mick Droy heads against the post at Ewood Park on 25th October 1975. Ian Hutchinson gives Chelsea a half-time lead but they have to settle for a point when Blackburn Rovers level on 58 minutes.
From point blank range, Mick Droy heads against the post at Ewood Park on 25th October 1975. Ian Hutchinson gives Chelsea a half-time lead but they have to settle for a point when Blackburn Rovers level on 58 minutes.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Sunderland on 28th September 1935 which Chelsea won 3-1. A gate of 61,051 is present at Stamford Bridge to see Chelsea beat the eventual Champions.
Was issued for Chelsea’s home game against Sunderland on 28th September 1935 which Chelsea won 3-1. A gate of 61,051 is present at Stamford Bridge to see Chelsea beat the eventual Champions.