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High Court papers reveal horrendous stories of racism at Chelsea during the 1990s from Gwyn Williams and Graham Rix

Ken Bates   SIR – Mr Cummings probably sees himself as a whistleblower. He is nothing of the sort, and his revelations say more about him than about those whom he seeks to discredit. It only goes to show that superior intelligence is no bar to stupidity. Richard Tinn   SIR – Dominic Cummings is succeeding unintentionally in his aim of calling the Prime Minister’s judgment into question. What on earth possessed Boris Johnson to appoint an anarchic clown to a position of influence? Steve Black   SIR – I assume that Dominic Cummings signed the Official Secrets Act before being allowed...

Gianluca Vialli, Chelsea's Italian connection and adoration - but not for EURO 2020 final Chelsea fans adored Gianluca Vialli as a player and manager but come Sunday - for 90 minutes - that adoration will be put to one side at Wembley Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want Euro 2020 news sent straight to your inbox? Sign up to our email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on ...

1993 to 1996 Glenn Hoddle, a graceful former Spurs and England midfielder, was appointed Chelsea manager on 4 June 1993.At his first training session of pre-season he stood before his squad and performed an impressive keepy-uppy, taking in both feet, knees shoulder and head. If it was intended to impress, it did: David Webb had never done the like. ‘If you don’t master the ball, the ball masters you,’ was one of Hoddle’s mantras from his illuminating time in France. He arrived saying he aimed to reintroduce ‘a touch of class’ at the club – and succeeded. Massive improvements wer...

With every significant achievement his team makes; from scooping a domestic treble to reaching the Champions League final, there is always that question: Why?