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| Hawke lives in | Chelsea, a Manhattan neighborhood in New York City, a |
| The school is situated in the middle of | Chelsea, a short walk from Sloane Square, and is surr |
| referee Glenn Turner, and was scored to give | Chelsea a 2-1 lead. |
| e also played in the Anfield FA Cup defeat by | Chelsea a week later. |
| et on 15 April and the game ended 0-0, giving | Chelsea a 3-2 aggregate win. |
| ppointed assistant to manager John Hollins at | Chelsea, a team in the midst of a relegation battle; |
| It is the oldest surviving synagogue in | Chelsea, a city that was one-third Jewish at the time |
| on Cadogan Estates, extensive landholdings in | Chelsea, a wealthy part of London, including much of |
| (He is seen briefly dancing with | Chelsea a few times) |
| scored the winner in the 104th minute to give | Chelsea a first ever FA Cup triumph. |
| Is | Chelsea a more anti-semitic club than other football |
| sed from Charles Cheyne the adjacent Manor of | Chelsea, about 4 acres (1.6 ha), which he leased in 1 |
| nning a promotion/relegation play-off against | Chelsea after finishing in third place in the Second |
| 2003, at the chapel of the Royal Hospital in | Chelsea, after which his body was cremated at Mortlak |
| 1920s - renamed the | Chelsea after being sold to a private firm |
| He was also the third Italian to manage | Chelsea, after Gianluca Vialli and Claudio Ranieri. |
| as spotted in a Cup Winners Cup Semi Final by | Chelsea against Vicenza in April 1998. |
| n provided the cross for Tommy Baldwin to put | Chelsea ahead, and then completed the comeback by sco |
| In the Champions League, | Chelsea aimed to improve upon their first knockout ro |
| In the Champions League, | Chelsea aimed to improve upon their second straight s |
| Charlie Bradberry (June 28, 1982, | Chelsea, Alabama - October 7, 2006, Chelsea, Alabama) |
| Stanley Smith (born September 29, 1949 in | Chelsea, Alabama) is a retired NASCAR driver and dirt |
| aining stint with English Premier League club | Chelsea, along with teammate Indra Sahdan Daud. |
| d was made club captain in his final game for | Chelsea, also against Derby. |
| Chelsea also lost the pre season Community Shield to | |
| Manchester United and | Chelsea also contested the last Community Shield (the |
| goal in an FA Cup third round replay against | Chelsea, although Southend United would go on to lose |
| ondon and maintained a studio on Cheyne Walk, | Chelsea, although he frequently returned to visit Lla |
| Football League for Colchester United and for | Chelsea, although there he made no appearances. |
| lley to give Sunderland an early lead against | Chelsea although Sunderland went on to lose the match |
| preparing for the July 31 wedding of daughter | Chelsea amid much media attention. |
| iams won 10 consecutive annual Gold medals at | Chelsea, an accomplishment that had never been done b |
| believed to been created at the Bun House in | Chelsea, an establishment favoured by Hanoverian roya |
| He is now a football pundit (especially on | Chelsea), an in-demand after-dinner speaker and recen |
| e game was played at Stamford Bridge, home of | Chelsea, and was contested by the FA Cup holders Card |
| 1910 he was initially a Curate at St Luke's, | Chelsea and then a missionary priest in Queensland. |
| enal, Tottenham Hotspur, Queens Park Rangers, | Chelsea and Brentford, as an Educational Advisor. |
| t, Bannon gradually slipped down the order at | Chelsea and was sold in October 1979 to Dundee United |
| tween the 2005-06 FA Premier League champions | Chelsea and 2005-06 FA Cup winners Liverpool. |
| e original plan was to merge with the City of | Chelsea and take Braeside and Carrum Downs from the C |
| Baptiste was a junior at | Chelsea and Brentford, but failed to earn a professio |
| on, where he operated his workshop first from | Chelsea and in due course from the rear of his townho |
| in a trance, but even together Taylor, Adam, | Chelsea and Van Helsing are unable to defeat Dimitri. |
| sional footballer who played most notably for | Chelsea and England. |
| a goalscoring debut on March 31, 1973 against | Chelsea and went on to make 660 appearances for the c |
| ly Vicar of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Rural Dean of | Chelsea and a Canon Residentiary at Rochester Cathedr |
| In 1881, he was living in the Brough of | Chelsea and in 1891, in Kensal Rise. |
| ond centre-half played had 2 spells with both | Chelsea and QPR in the late 1970s through the 1980s. |
| n North Wales, Carlisle in Cumbria, West Ham, | Chelsea and Fulham in London, all this travelling add |
| Gay Taylor, and had three children, Charles, | Chelsea, and Jaime. |
| quired ownership of the ferry service between | Chelsea and Battersea. |
| ults of predecessor seats, see Kensington and | Chelsea, and Hammersmith and Fulham. |
| He attended the Sloane School, | Chelsea and St Catharine's College, Cambridge. |
| Like Liverpool, | Chelsea and Thames, New Brighton Tower were formed to |
| ip roles including Director of Nursing at the | Chelsea and Westminster and later Deputy Chief Execut |
| In the close season he was released by | Chelsea and signed for Bournemouth on a 2-year deal. |
| Sitton's playing career began at | Chelsea and included spells at Millwall and Gillingha |
| y had stints at running facility Real Madrid, | Chelsea and AC Milan, before transferring to SV Werde |
| ern Place and subsequently at 19 Glebe Place, | Chelsea, and became an adoptive aunt to Brittain's tw |
| Alan Hudson arrived from | Chelsea and he became a key player for Stoke. |
| otballer who played in the Premier League for | Chelsea and in the Football League for A.F.C. Bournem |
| l Town Swifts, Bedminster, Tottenham Hotspur, | Chelsea and Glossop North End. |
| arried to David and has three children Dylan, | Chelsea and Heath and two stepchildren Ben and Tim. |
| and is currently linked with summer moves to | Chelsea and Spanish giants Barcelona. |
| e was withdrawn between Notting Hill Gate and | Chelsea and replaced by new route 328. |
| A house he built in 1659 still stands in | Chelsea, and is known as the Bellingham-Cary House. |
| in England he scored twice, in games against | Chelsea and Arsenal. |
| d host to Aberdeen and in season 1988-89 both | Chelsea and Watford visited Dawlish. |
| er of clubs in the Football League, including | Chelsea and Plymouth Argyle. |
| Former | Chelsea and Republic of Ireland international footbal |
| Wolverhampton Wanderers, | Chelsea and Nottingham Forest gained promotion to the |
| efore coaching, he played as a midfielder for | Chelsea and Leyton Orient, managed Welling United and |
| e also coached at clubs including Sunderland, | Chelsea and Southampton, where he eventually became c |
| Brompton and Knightsbridge; to the south, by | Chelsea and Earl's Court; and to the west, by Hammers |
| by Town following Alex Jackson's departure to | Chelsea and Town's own young prodigy Dave Mangnall. |
| outh College in 1851 and was principal of the | Chelsea and Craftsbury Academies from 1851 to 1856. |
| history: Everton kept pace with the likes of | Chelsea and Arsenal at the Premier League summit for |
| London, who played in the Football League for | Chelsea and Crystal Palace, and in the Allsvenskan fo |
| fourth main character and the mother of Adam, | Chelsea and Taylor. |
| Chelsea and Adam try to flee, only to discover themse | |
| Bridcutt rose through the youth system at | Chelsea, and signed a professional contract in the su |
| Tillen began his career with | Chelsea, and played for their academy and reserve tea |
| Manchester United and Liverpool beat | Chelsea and Aston Villa respectively to reach the fin |
| e was elevated in the Peerage as 1st Viscount | Chelsea and 1st Earl Cadogan. |
| e ground with the leading pack of Stoke City, | Chelsea and Sunderland. |
| e previously played in the Premier League for | Chelsea and in the Football League for Oldham Athleti |
| b on 25 September, in a single-goal defeat at | Chelsea, and went on to make a further 21 starts as B |
| scoring the opening goal of the match against | Chelsea and consolidating his good form with two assi |
| ton was born in Melbourne, raised in suburban | Chelsea and studied at Monash University, where he ob |
| Crofts is a fan of | Chelsea and at one time shared a flat with the club's |
| bs such as English sides Sheffield Wednesday, | Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur, and Spanish giants Bar |
| ying career consisted of spells with Falkirk, | Chelsea and Reading. |
| McParland presided over the FA Cup defeat at | Chelsea and the League Cup semi-final 1st leg win ove |
| place behind league winners Reading, Watford, | Chelsea and Leicester City. |
| The run of form did not continue for | Chelsea, and after a defeat to Burnley and two small |
| mes like "West London Blue" and "Man Red" for | Chelsea and Manchester United respectively, and their |
| ommunity Shield later that year, contested by | Chelsea and Manchester United, with Chelsea winning 4 |
| Milan sold star striker Andriy Shevchenko to | Chelsea and Marcio Amoroso was released from the club |
| Although | Chelsea and Battersea had been linked by ferry since |
| Both | Chelsea and Liverpool also faced the home side at St |
| acle was an FA Cup semi-final in 1994 between | Chelsea and Luton Town. |
| Farrier was born in 1796 at | Chelsea, and resided in that locality during the whol |
| ington in the Royal Borough of Kensington and | Chelsea and sat as a Conservative. |
| eir mother out on a "date", after which Adam, | Chelsea and Taylor, believing they have heard the wor |
| on 5 October 1935, in a 2-1 home win against | Chelsea, and played regularly during the 1935-36 seas |
| rompton Ward, Royal Borough of Kensington and | Chelsea and advocate for women in the Conservative Pa |
| a major, well-known street stretching through | Chelsea and Fulham, both in west London, England. |
| In various stages, the | Chelsea and Revere portions opened from 1956 to 1958. |
| osen to referee the 2007 FA Cup Final between | Chelsea and Manchester United on 19 May 2007, the fir |
| o played as a centre-half for Clapton Orient, | Chelsea and Bristol Rovers in the Football League and |
| The twins were born in early January at the | Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. |
| mber 1872 and educated at St. Mark's College, | Chelsea and Selwyn College, Cambridge, he was ordaine |
| best known for being older brother of former | Chelsea and Newcastle United player Celestine Babayar |
| Newcastle United, | Chelsea and Everton complete the top five. |
| He began his career with | Chelsea, and made his Football League debut on 26 Dec |
| iminated in Champions League quarter-final to | Chelsea and reaching the FA Cup and Carling Cup semi |
| tballer who played in the Football League for | Chelsea and Stoke. |
| luded Washington Heights, The Hamptons, Hotel | Chelsea, and a bar in Williamsburg. |
| ched parts: one in what is currently known as | Chelsea, and a separate part in Kensal Town. |
| for the second time in three years, losing to | Chelsea, and reached the knock-out stages of the UEFA |
| Lewis started his career as a youth player at | Chelsea and Reading before joining Cheltenham Town fo |
| Chelsea and Leeds City went out in the Third Qualifyi | |
| hich he again impressed, leading to trials at | Chelsea and Wigan Athletic. |
| o officiate the 2010 FA Cup Final, won 1-0 by | Chelsea and during which he issued three cautions to |
| oal for Spurs in the League Cup Final against | Chelsea and went on to play 44 times during the 2008- |
| ague between 1981 and 1990 for Middlesbrough, | Chelsea and Sheffield Wednesday. |
| Chelsea and England footballer Ashley Cole and Girls | |
| Football League for Brighton and Hove Albion, | Chelsea and Leyton Orient. |
| ted the offer of a professional contract with | Chelsea and on 21 July signed a five-year contract wi |
| had been sacked as manager of FA Cup winners | Chelsea and replaced by another Italian, Claudio Rani |
| re imprisoned and flogged him in his house at | Chelsea, and then sent him to the Tower of London to |
| eplays (over First Division Newcastle United, | Chelsea and Second division Bury), before going out t |
| Later he played for | Chelsea and Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic. |
| ncluding (then) English Premiership Champions | Chelsea, and Sturgis was picked out by the staff at C |
| Piper was treated in | Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, where her pioneerin |
| remorne Bridge, after the pleasure grounds in | Chelsea and originally commonly referred to as the Ba |
| 8, to leave United just three points ahead of | Chelsea and six ahead of Arsenal going into the final |
| al at Wembley Stadium, where they lost 2-0 to | Chelsea and the League Cup Final Replay against Leice |
| ington in the Royal Borough of Kensington and | Chelsea, and he was introduced in the House of Lords |
| of each show, Lovejoy introduces himself as a | Chelsea and Kansas Wizards fan, after which he says ' |
| sional footballer who played for Small Heath, | Chelsea and Coventry City as a goalkeeper. |
| the move to London where he lived briefly in | Chelsea and later in Hatfield, eventually settling in |
| Governor and Secretary of the Royal Hospital | Chelsea and was then briefly General Officer Commandi |
| Calderhead played for Lincoln City, | Chelsea and Leicester Fosse. |
| a footballer who played for West Ham United, | Chelsea and Brentford. |
| nd contested by league and cup double winners | Chelsea and league runners-up Manchester United. |
| eer with Northampton Town before moving on to | Chelsea and then Newcastle United. |
| n March 1953, before such clubs as Liverpool, | Chelsea and Manchester United. |
| a series of coaching positions, including at | Chelsea and Gravesend and Northfleet. |
| goals in 6 appearances, netting against both | Chelsea and Aston Villa. |
| matic Arts, living in a tiny basement flat in | Chelsea, and attending West End theatre productions o |
| glish football goalkeeper who played for both | Chelsea and the England national side between the war |
| He played 24 league games in two years with | Chelsea and then 136 games during his four years with |
| Huxford began his career as a junior with | Chelsea, and made his Football League debut for the c |
| In early 2007, rumours surfaced that | Chelsea and Liverpool, amongst others, were after the |
| f 2006 at a training camp in Switzerland with | Chelsea, and Jose Mourinho had reportedly tracked his |
| hen serving at a local Presbyterian church in | Chelsea, and with whom she would have six children. |
| ing along the Northeast Expressway in Boston, | Chelsea and Revere. |
| e middle - a quarter-final and replay between | Chelsea and Sunderland, eventually won by the North E |
| ampions League semi-final, second leg between | Chelsea and Monaco. |
| and in the Football League for Middlesbrough, | Chelsea and Carlisle United during the 1950s. |
| Contested between First Division sides | Chelsea and Manchester City, the game produced nine g |
| with the likes of Middlesbrough, Sunderland, | Chelsea and Arsenal. |
| e started his career with Premier League side | Chelsea and also played for Leeds United, Reading, St |
| clubs other than Manchester United, Arsenal, | Chelsea and Liverpool to win the trophy in the follow |
| He signed in 1965 from | Chelsea and made his debut in the 1-6 defeat against |
| onal footballer who played as a wing-half for | Chelsea and Aberdeen. |
| is career he made one starting appearance for | Chelsea and three appearances as a substitute. |
| 30 September 2008: | Chelsea and Liverpool finish September level on point |
| when Taft suddenly drops all charges against | Chelsea and a police detective, Cavanaugh (Brian Denn |
| During World War II, Westwood gusted for | Chelsea, and played for them in the 1944 War Cup Fina |
| MacFarlane played for Aberdeen, | Chelsea and Leicester City as a full back. |
| It was shot at the Hotel | Chelsea and other locations in New York City, and fol |
| After two singles, | Chelsea and April left the group due to the difficult |
| ague Two, having previously had spells at the | Chelsea and Norwich City academies. |
| Elvis Costello track (I don't want to go to) | Chelsea, and the track Face in a Cloud samples the Jo |
| rents lived in London's historic Cheyne Walk, | Chelsea, and in Broughton Place, a mansion house in B |
| ayed in the Football League for Bristol City, | Chelsea and Leicester City between the 1960s and 1980 |
| s has not been breached (Roy v Kensington and | Chelsea and Westminster Family Practitioner Committee |
| 1972 at Wembley Stadium and was contested by | Chelsea and Stoke City. |
| rles Harry St. John Hornby, of Shelley House, | Chelsea and Chantemarle, Dorset, on 17 December 1931 |
| anal Cafe, Little Venice, The Hollywood Arms, | Chelsea and the Star and Garter, Putney, in addition |
| years, Matthews turned out for Coventry City, | Chelsea and Derby County, making over 100 league appe |
| ark, Lewisham, Westminster and Kensington and | Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham but some come from |
| is son Dave had success in football, managing | Chelsea and Manchester United. |
| The new seat of | Chelsea and Fulham was fought for the first time at t |
| n west London, the boroughs of Kensington and | Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham were paired for co |
| During the war he guested for both | Chelsea and Brighton, playing around his time as a Fl |
| It was contested between First Division | Chelsea and Second Division Middlesbrough. |
| eering spent time as a youth team player with | Chelsea and Charlton Athletic before joining Oxford U |
| im to the scouting teams at Bolton Wanderers, | Chelsea and Swansea City. |
| John Terry, the | Chelsea and England footballer, attended the school f |
| Chelsea and England U21's striker Daniel Sturridge pl | |
| t the reserve teams of clubs such as Arsenal, | Chelsea and Fulham. |
| has played: three against Arsenal and against | Chelsea and Bolton Wanderers. |
| Cup semi-finals after a 2-1 home win against | Chelsea and a 1-3 loss at Stamford Bridge. |
| n landlord in the central London districts of | Chelsea and Knightsbridge, and is now the second larg |
| playing for Gillingham's reserve team against | Chelsea and missed eight months of action. |
| nne Yorston left for Arsenal, Stef Curtis for | Chelsea and Gwennan Harries for Everton. |
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