This week, Peter Kenyon sort of denied Chelsea is looking at building a new stadium in Battersea. But not really.

"We have always wanted to see if we could expand Stamford Bridge and until that's fully exhausted there are no immediate plans [to move] and in fact an immediate plan would be five or seven years away anyway," Kenyon told Sky Sports.

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Ever since The Observer newspaper reported that Chelsea were seriously contemplating a move from Stamford Bridge in west London to a new stadium site next to Battersea Power Station, executives at the Blues have been acting very fidgety. First, some background. The distance between the two locations is exactly three miles, but psychologically the locations are [. Click to continue reading...

The last two times Chelsea played Manchester United, nothing much happened. Other than one of the most exciting finales in Champions League history and a Premier League firestarter at Stamford Bridge that included a fight between the groundsman and Patrice Evra, and a penalty four minutes from time to win it for Chelsea 2-1. Click to continue reading...

Especially one who allegedly 'needs counselling' according to a certain footballing legend! It had appeared that Chelsea would sign Robinho earlier this week, especially after Peter Kenyon had made several trips to Madrid in an attempt to lure the Brazilian to Stamford Bridge in the manner of the pied piper. Click to continue reading...

Poor old Peter Kenyon, he must have some explaining to do with Roman Abramovich, after the Chelsea chief executive missed out on signing Robinho over the past few days despite numerous trips to Real Madrid. The Brazilian instead opted for a move to sunny Manchester, although is this a blessing ... Click to continue reading...

At the start of the campaign, the dreary forecast was that the 'Big Four' would be streets ahead of the rest, as per usual. Indeed, the loveable Peter Kenyon spoke earlier this summer about the need for other clubs to pull their socks up and start competing with the big ... Click to continue reading...

While the blue half of Manchester failed with an audacious bid of £35 million for Dimitar Berbatov on Monday, they managed to pinch Robinho from under the noses of Chelsea, something which will no doubt irk Peter Kenyon and Roman Abramovich. The Red Devils have landed the Bulgarian striker for ... Click to continue reading...

It isn't just Manchester City fans who are in a total state of shock relating to the amazing events over at Eastlands (or should that be Middle Eastlands?). Chelsea, and in particular Peter Kenyon will be totally gutted after losing out in the battle to sign Robinho, few saw that particular deal coming on what turned out to be a truly remarkable final day of the summer transfer window. Click to continue reading...

Phil Scolari is still waiting for the call to tell him Robinho is on his way to Chelsea.Blues chief executive Peter Kenyon is confident the Brazilian ace will move to Stamford Bridge from Real Madrid before the transfer window closes.But Madrid are keen to keep hold of their man and Scolari admits he is powerless to do anything about it. Click to continue reading...

Just yesterday I was having a good laugh at Peter Kenyon, who after two games in a Chelsea shirt, claimed Deco was the transfer deal of the summer. 2 goals in 2 games, 1 good performance 1 crap performance, and Kenyon thinks they've got Kaka on their hands. Before making such ridiculous comments, Kenyon probably [. Click to continue reading...

A late night dinner Wednesday night between Robinho´s rep Wagner Ribiero & Chelsea FC Top Directive Peter Kenyon heralded the done deal: REAL MADRID Brazilian forward ROBINHO was headed... Read all the news, results, details & comments in English on Spanish Football & Sports Click to continue reading...

Peter Kenyon isn't one to let stats get in the way of the truth. While most of us might consider a return of 22 goals for the princely sum of £30 million a little extravagant, there are others amongst us that are far too sensible to simply associate strikers with ... Click to continue reading...

Peter Kenyon, a supposed life-long Manchester United fan, famously blew our deal with PSG's Ronaldinho. Having agreed a fee for the player, who would become the FIFA World Player of the Year for the following two seasons, Kenyon got wind that Barcelona's last bid was a couple of million quid short of the price we [. Click to continue reading...

Chelsea expect to unveil Robinho by Friday.The Real Madrid ace is set for a £28.4million move to Stamford Bridge after weeks of negotiations.And chief executive Peter Kenyon has revealed that the Brazilian should wrap up his switch in the next 48 hours.(the sun)

He said: "We're ever confident that it will be done. Click to continue reading...

Kaka - Robinho, gelir gelmez derken Robinho 48 saat içinde Londralı mavilere imza atacak. Geçen hafta Real'e rest çekmişti 24 yaşındaki Brezilyalı. İki kulüp 36 milyon avroya anlaşmışlar.
Robinho için çok fazla bir meblağ. Oyuncunun menejeri Riberio'dan sonra Chelsea'nin herşeyi Peter Kenyon da transferi doğruladı, bitmiştir bu iş. Click to continue reading...

Siamo arrivati alla conclusione. La storia infinita Robinho Chelsea è giunta al termine. Il centravanti carioca da tempo dichiarava amore per il club inglese. Il Real dal canto suo, sperava di evitarne la cessione. Il presidente Peter Kenyon è volato Madrid per chiudere le trattative. La cifra pattuita sarebbe 40 milioni di euro. Click to continue reading...

So then, who is going to blink first over the proposed sale of Berbatov to the Reds, will it be United, or will it be the crafty cockneys? I wouldn't like to wager on the outcome of either scenario and course we cannot rule out that United will, at some point this week, end their reported interest if Spurs keep on trying to screw the Red Devils, in time honoured fashion. Click to continue reading...

They're certainly one of Europe's biggest clubs these days, although managing to shoehorn all of Chelsea's attacking talents into one side is going to take some doing if this signing does indeed go through. It's certainly moved from 'possible' to 'probable' in the past 48 hours, with Peter Kenyon travelling . Click to continue reading...

Robinho, nonostante le rassicurazioni della dirigenza madridista, vuole solo il Chelsea e lo conferma all'agenzia spagnola EFE: "Restare al Real non è il mio obiettivo per la prossima stagione. Ho una buona proposta per me e per il club, voglio andare in Premier League. Il Chelsea ha una grande rosa, è una grande squadra. Click to continue reading...

Robinho could still be on his way to Stamford Bridge as reports have the Premier League leaders still actively pursuing the Brazilian. Chelsea's chief executive Peter Kenyon is reportedly in Madrid ready to offer Real Madrid an amount that would... Click to continue reading...

Is Stamford Bridge ready for the thumbsucker?

The Daily Mail is saying the deal is sealed up after Peter Kenyon flew to Madrid.

Not sure how desperate the Blues are for more firepower. They did open the EPL season with a 4-0 drubbing.

That said, more exciting players in the Premiership -- the easiest league to follow due to a shared language -- is a good thing for me. Click to continue reading...

Robinho move to Chelsea still on as Peter Kenyon flies out to Madrid

Chelsea's pursuit of Real Madrid forward Robinho, which had appeared to have ended in failure, has been reopened after Peter Kenyon made a personal visit to Madrid to try and tie up a deal with the Brazilian.

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Per 40 milioni di euro il Real sarebbe disposto a cedere Robinho. Lo riferisce l'edizione online del quotidiano spagnolo Marca. Il brasiliano si sarebbe presentato al patron delle merengues, Ramon Calderon, riportando l'offerta di 32 milioni avanzata dal Chelsea, da settimane in pressing per ingaggiare il giocatore. Click to continue reading...

It's Friday, so if you're in the mood for I'd-rather-be-reading-than-working, here are several very revealing Premier League-related articles from around the world. Enjoy. "Credit Crunch Makes Premier League Clubs Feel The Squeeze" (The Telegraph). Read how the Credit Crunch, which started in the U. Click to continue reading...

Lampard signs new five year deal

Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce today (Wednesday, August 13) that Frank Lampard has signed a new five year contract.

The new deal will keep Lampard at the club until the end of the 2013-14 season.

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Football Rumours: Robinho not going to Chelsea

In a blow to the ego of Chelsea fans, Robinho is according to the latest football rumours going to snub Chelsea and stay at Real Madrid, providing they double his annual salary! Well, Well, money talks doesn't it, and not Chelsea's way all the time. Click to continue reading...

Say you're playing a video game. Or even better yet, say you're Roman Abramovich and your entire life is nothing more than a video game with the world at your fingertips. You've got a ruble tree in the backyard and your new coach has decided that he wants just one more player to complete his [...] Click to continue reading...

Chelsea to bid world-record £78m for AC Milan's Kaka, Didier Drogba is set to stay

Chelsea are set to sign AC Milan's Brazilian playmaker Kaka for a world-record transfer fee of £78 million, according to the player's agent.

Despite stating that they have made no official bid for the current Fifa World Player of the Year, sources close to both the west London club, and Kaka himself, are confident that he will be a Chelsea player by the close of the transfer window on Aug 31. Click to continue reading...

DOPPIO COLPO DI SCENA IN INGHILTERRA

Il ds romanista non va a Londra, Robinho non va al Chelsea
Eppure l'esterno sinistro francese è molto vicino a Trigoria

PRADÈ RESTA MALOUDA ARRIVERÀ

Di DANIELE GALLI
Daniele Pradè non è volato a Londra. Il direttore
sportivo non incontrerà oggi il diggì del
Chelsea, Peter Kenyon, per Malouda. Click to continue reading...

Chelsea have made a £19.7m bid for Real Madrid's Brazilian striker Robinho, BBC Sport understands. In a statement on their website, Chelsea confirmed they have made an offer for Robinho, although they did not reveal the size of their bid. The 24-year-old former Santos star played a key role in helping Real secure the Spanish title last season.

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Robinho's move to Chelsea appears to be back on after they tabled a £19.7m bid for the Brazillian striker. Robinho is said, by his agent, to be keen on a move away from the Bernabau after Madrid attempted to use the 24 year old as a make weight in a deal to bring Ronaldo to Madrid. Robinho's agent is quoted as saying "What matters for Robinho is to leave the club and play for Scolari at Chelsea. Click to continue reading...

There are, undoubtedly, some characters in the game who are more murky than Peter Kenyon.
But, despite this proviso, you wouldn't want him going out with your daughter, would you?

This week Kenyon, who tries to justify the stability of one of the most psychopathic entities in world football, decided that it was a suitable time to lecture others from his House of Cards. Click to continue reading...

I think Martin O'Neill might be a genius. It looked for all the world like Gareth Barry was leaving Aston Villa to go and play for Liverpool: Barry wanted to go, and Rafa Benitez wanted to sign him. And, as Peter Kenyon (of all people) pondered recently that almost always results in a transfer, no [. Click to continue reading...

Chelsea Football Club announced today the start of an unprecedented initiative to partner with Americas top youth football clubs.
Chelsea is beginning to build a network of top youth clubs across America to develop Chelsea Soccer Schools, a new Tournament called the Chelsea Sevens, coaching clinics and exchange programmes. Click to continue reading...

Just when you thought that Peter Kenyon couldn't get any more unpopular, here is something which will surely do anything but endear him to the vast majority of football supporters. As we all know, Chelsea's recent successes have been due in no small part to the club being bankrolled by ... Click to continue reading...