Great result. Incredible away end extremely loud from start to finish. Fully behind the team, and just as clear in voicing our concerns towards the ownership and Eghbali. Let’s bring that same energy on Wednesday: back the team in a huge game while continuing to challenge a

With the protest on Saturday, a few of us are available over the coming days to speak with media, podcasts and content creators. We’re open to answering questions, hearing different views, and explaining our position clearly: our manifesto, why we believe change to the sporting

Two of our members David Cook and CFCJacob90 spoke with Daniel Childs ☕️ on Dan’s pod about Saturday’s #NotAProjectCFC protest. We discuss why now, the core message, BlueCo Out, results-based accountability and Strasbourg. Worth a listen.

Very close to the mark from Duncan Castles and Jonathan Northcroft. It’s worth giving the podcast a listen.

🎙️We joined a podcast yesterday to talk about why Chelsea fans are mobilising. This protest isn’t reactionary. It’s about standards, identity, and an elite football environment. ⚽️ Brentford 🕰️ 13:00 🗓️ 17.01.26 📍 Britannia Gate #NotAProjectCFC 👇

We’ve listened: Matt Law raised concerns about the protest lacking “achievable goals”. We’ve documented our manifesto and spoken across a number of platforms. For clarity, the goals are: 1️⃣Review the sporting strategy and structure 2️⃣Balanced approach to recruitment

We were handing out leaflets last night for the Brentford protest (1pm) and the response was really encouraging. So many fans stopped to talk and showed support. A huge majority are onboard. This movement is growing. ⚽️ Chelsea vs Brentford, 17th January 🏟️ Britannia Gate,

Thank you for the support Chelsea Dodgers

Banners have arrived. The message is clear. This is about unity, accountability and the future of our club. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the protest. ⚽️ Chelsea vs Brentford, 17th January 🏟️ Britannia Gate, Stamford Bridge ⏰ Protest starts at 1pm

Elite-level recruitment is a non-negotiable if you want sustained success. The arrogance of our sporting leadership under Eghbali, Winstanley, Stewart, Shields & Jewell has failed to recognise that. One of the many reasons we are protesting tomorrow. ⚽️ Chelsea vs Brentford,

Tomorrow we come together as a fanbase. This is a peaceful protest not against the badge, the players, or the manager, but against an ownership model and sporting structure that are failing and falling short of the standards expected of an elite football club like Chelsea. Our

Here come the briefs. More and more are seeing through this now. The club are panicking. Can’t wait to see people at the Britannia Gate at 1pm tomorrow. Let’s do what we can.

Ah yes, the classic ‘leak a bit of transfer news to distract the fans’ brief. Called it last night. Winstanley & Stewart transparent as ever 😂 See everyone tomorrow. 🪧 ⚽️ Chelsea vs Brentford, 17th January 🏟️ Britannia Gate, Stamford Bridge ⏰ Protest starts at 1pm

Appreciate Simon Phillips and Jai McIntosh for the platform. The reasons are piling up. The identity of our club matters. That’s why we’re pushing back. If we stand still and accept the clubs current direction of travel then standards at an elite club like ours will continue

Today is protest day. Today is about Chelsea supporters coming together as one. Since this ownership model and sporting leadership took control of our elite club, we’ve seen constant upheaval, broken promises, and a steady erosion of the identity that made Chelsea what it is.

Learnings from today’s protest. Plenty of food for thought. We believe the overwhelming majority of Chelsea fans are unhappy with the direction of the club which stems from the ownership model and sporting leadership. The question now is how best to apply meaningful pressure for

Some reflections from yesterday. We hoped for more people to turn up, but there’s still a lot to take from it. Speaking personally, we learned a lot. If anything, yesterday reinforced what we’ve been hearing for months match-going fans and those online are deeply unhappy with

News that Paul Green has left his role within the women’s team only strengthens our resolve. We’ve been having meaningful conversations behind the scenes while taking time to reflect on how we can have more impact than the protest before Brentford. That work is ongoing. If