After the glut of Chelsea football shirts introduced in the last post, I thought it might be nice to introduce a shirt for all the Chelsea residents who aren’t football fans (…yet). So, without further ado, here’s a shirt featuring one of Chelsea’s most famous faces and a marginally witty slogan:
Like the football shirts, it’s available on a variety of both light and dark t-shirts and sweatshirts through the BSP Store.
Have you been looking for that perfect offbeat Chelsea football shirt? Of course you have! And you’re in just the right place, because that perfect offbeat Price Is Right-themed Chelsea football shirt is now available at the BSP store:
What’s that? You prefer classic video games? Good, because there’s also a Sega-themed shirt available:
Oh, wait. You like classic 80s movies? Well, that’s fine, too, because there’s also a Back to the Future-themed shirt:
All three designs are available for both light (Price is Right / Sega / BTTF) and dark (Price is Right / Sega / BTTF) t-shirts and sweatshirts.
Wednesday: Hockey
Chelsea played Lumen Christi and, as usual, it was entertaining. Lumen Christi led 3-1 at one point, but Chelsea tied the score at 3, and the game went into overtime; a couple minutes into the fourth period, Andrew Brown skated past everybody — not an uncommon occurrence — and scored the game-winning goal.
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Chelsea Christmas Parade (6 December 2008)
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Wednesday: Hoc–uh, never mind.
Chelsea was supposed to play a hockey game against Dexter, but a scheduling problem meant there was only a third of the officiating crew at the arena. Oops. The game will be rescheduled.
Saturday: Hockey (really!)
On the strength of an Andrew Brown hat trick, Chelsea beat Plymouth, 5-3.
Bonus Create-Your-Own-Caption Photo:
I spent the football season writing captions; now it’s your turn. Why is Andrew Brown playing air guitar during the game? Is he inviting Ethan Johnson (19) to play Guitar Hero after the game?
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The 2008 Chelsea football book is ready!
This year’s football book is the result of over 170 hours of work, from shooting and processing through writing and layout. In its 80 pages it features original game recaps and over 160 photos from the 2008 football season, and it is, in fact, at least somewhat amazing. It’s available in softcover, hardcover with dustjacket, and printed hardcover; prices range from $49.95 to $62.95.
To order, visit the photo book store.
