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POST-SEASON BRIEFING 2010/11
Milestones of season 2010/11
Equal best defence in the Barclays Premier League
Dropped only six points from winning positions this season - the best in the Premier League.
Did not lose a league game this season when opening the scoring (won 16 and drawn three).
Lost nine Premier League games which is the most since we lost the same number in 2002/03 when we finished fourth. We failed to score in seven of those nine matches.
Equalled our biggest away win in the top flight at Wigan - 6-0 (equal with Barnsley in August 1997).
First occasion we have ever scored six in two successive league games: West Bromwich Albion at home and Wigan away.
Didier Drogba became the third player in Premier League history to score hat-tricks in successive matches (Wigan home 9 May 2010 and West Brom home 14 August 2010). He follows in the footsteps of Ian Wright and Les Ferdinand, who both achieved the feat in the 1990s.
West Ham's Scott Parker (11/9) ended Chelsea's run of 35 unanswered league goals, nine more than any other side in top-flight history (since 1888).
150 Champions League goals (the 150th was scored by
John Terry v Marseille at home).
Our youngest player in the Champions League -
Josh McEachran 17 years, 198 days v MŠK Žilina (away) 15 September 2010.
Record top-flight successive home league clean sheets reached versus Fulham - 9 (previous best 7 in 2004/05).
Equalled all-time record successive home league clean sheets v Fulham - 9 (previous best 9 in 1926/27 (7) + 1927/28 (2)).
50th Champions League win v Spartak Moscow (a) (in our 98th match).
Carlo Ancelotti's 50th Chelsea win in his 71st match in charge. Second quickest in Chelsea history behind Jose Mourinho (67 games).
First time in 165 games to lose back-to-back league games (Sunderland home and Birmingham away).
Gaël Kakuta (v Aston Villa a) and
Josh McEachran (v Newcastle h) were the only players to start a Premier League game who were not full internationals.
Came top of the Premier League Fair Play Table.The points total in the table is determined by a team's ability to avoid red and yellow cards plus in each game, a score is given for positive play, behaviour towards the opposing side and the match officials, and the behaviour of the club's staff at the game.
100 Chelsea appearances:
Branislav Ivanovic
200 Chelsea appearances:
Michael Essien,
Paulo Ferreira,
Salomon Kalou,
John Mikel Obi
300 Chelsea appearances:
Didier Drogba
500 Chelsea appearances:
Frank Lampard,
John Terry
50 Chelsea goals:
Nicolas Anelka,
Salomon Kalou
350 Chelsea games as captain:
John Terry
150 Chelsea clean sheets:
Petr Cech
100th game in the Champions League v MŠK Žilina (h)
Didier Drogba's club record 14 goals as a substitute -beating 12 by Tore Andre Flo.
Salomon Kalou has 13.
Salomon Kalou set a new club record 97 substitute appearances for the Blues beating the 93 previously set by Joe Cole.
Carlo Ancelotti's 100th game in charge v Man Utd (CL h).
Petr Cech's 313th appearance v Everton (PL away), becoming our highest overseas appearance maker beating the previous record set by
Gianfranco Zola.
Petr Cech and
Ashley Cole were the first players to start every League game since
Frank Lampard achieved it in 2003/04 and 2004/05.
Three Barclays Premier League Manager of the Month awards: Carlo Ancelotti.
One Barclays Premier League Player of the Month award:
David Luiz.
Highest average Premier League attendance at
Stamford Bridge for four years - 41,435.
Academy products' first-team debuts: Ryan Bertrand,
Josh McEachran, Jacob Mellis.
Chelsea awards
Player of the Year:
Petr Cech
Players' Player of the Year:
Ashley Cole
Young Player of the Year:
Josh McEachran
Goal of the Season:
Ramires against Man City (h)
Special Recognition award:
Ron Harris
