Legendary left-back says one side was simply unbeatable — including for Arsenal As Chelsea and Arsenal prepare for a Premier League showdown that could shape the title race, an age-old debate has resurfaced: which iconic team was superior — Arsenal’s 2003–04 Invincibles or Jose Mourinho’s dominant Chelsea side?
Ashley Cole couldn’t be more impressed by Tino Livramento. The former England star was first team coach at Stamford Bridge when Tino was in the Under 21s at Chelsea.
Ashley Cole was a long-time rival of Liverpool’s during his playing days with Arsenal and Chelsea, but he’s come out strongly in defence of one current Reds player.
One former Chelsea player has revealed why he joined Chelsea over an option to join Arsenal instead in an interview released this week. There are actually quite a few players now who have famously gone between the two clubs.
You feel if it were anyone else more Gooners would celebrate ‘One of our own’ reaching a coaching milestone where he’s now working for the England senior team.
England face Spain in the Euro 2024 final, with plenty of young players involved. In fact, one player from each side featured in the under-21 Euros final last summer, which England won 1-0.
One Chelsea legend is in line to now take on his first job as a manager, and there are reportedly clubs interested in giving him that chance. Many players go on to become managers at clubs when they retire from the game.
Former Manchester United striker Andy Cole was honoured at a celebration event marking his inductions into the Premier League Hall of Fame on Tuesday night.
Legendary Premier League left-back Ashley Cole has showered praise on Tottenham defender Destiny Udogie, highlighting his emergence as one of the league’s elite talents.
Chelsea have had some absolute warriors play at this club over recent times, and it is no coincidence that their biggest and best warriors have played in some of their most successful teams.
Ashley Cole has become the 7th former Gunner to be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. No club has more representation than Arsenal. That number could grow with Fabregas and Sol Campbell on the shortlist to be inducted next.
Jose Mourinho is going on Jon Obi Mikel’s podcast next week – there’s something we never thought we’d say – and to tease his appearance they’ve put out Jose’s best ever XI, as picked by the man himself.
Hello and welcome to 'Kicking it' with Demetrius Bell and Megan Armstrong, two of Yardbarker's most discerning soccer specialists. Lots to cover this week, so let’s get right to it. Last time we talked we tried to suss out the frontrunners for each regular season award.