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Friday, 27 August 2010

Chelsea v Stoke City: Will the Potters join the 6-0 club?


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Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has a real sense of humour. Before the season kicked off he told the Press that Chelsea were not ready for the new campaign. If that’s the case then they may as well let the Blues keep the Premier League title.

Carlo Ancelotti’s men have played two, picked up maximum points, scored an incredible 12 in the process and are yet to concede. If the boys from Stamford Bridge get any better then they could break all sorts of records this season.

West Bromwich Albion and Wigan Athletic have both been hit for six by Chelsea already this season and there’s a high chance that Stoke City could suffer a similar fate this weekend. The Blues put seven past the Potters on their last visit to the Bridge and on current form you can’t see anything other than a comfortable Chelsea win.

Stoke City are yet to pick up a point this season following defeats by Wolverhampton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur, although Spurs striker Peter Crouch has played a huge hand in that.

The Potters haven’t triumphed at the Bridge in the league since 1974 and only one of our Panel members see this as anything other than a resounding home win.

Chelsea v Stoke City; Kick off 3pm 28 Aug 2010

Prediction Panel

Arsenal

Don McMahon

0

V

2

Aston Villa

Lynette Ranson

4

V

0

Birmingham

Steve Coulter

3

V

0

Blackburn

Terry Kennedy

4

V

0

Blackpool

Phil Trow

3

V

1

Bolton

Dave Blackburn

4

V

0

Chelsea

Joe Tyler

4

V

0

Everton

Chris Goodwin

5

V

1

Fulham

Russell Goldman

3

V

0

Liverpool

Mark Williams

3

V

0

Man City

Callum Rothwell

4

V

0

Man Utd

Peter Lee

4

V

0

Newcastle

Michael Stout

4

V

1

Stoke City

Philip Eccleston

2

V

0

Sunderland

Tony Ratton

3

V

1

Tottenham

Dave Nash

3

V

1

West Brom

Andy Wakeman

2

V

0

West Ham

Nigel Telfer

2

V

1

Wigan

Alan Moore

5

V

0

Wolves

Chris Cox

4

V

0

OUR EXPERTS

Editor

Antony Melvin

4

V

0

Writer

Colin Illingworth

6

V

0

Writer

Hugh Larkin

3

V

0

Writer

Paul Grech

4

V

1

Pompey fan

Dan Taylor

4

V

1

Boro fan

Sue Gardener

5

V

1

Pompey fan

Peter Rendle

3

V

1

West Ham fan

Matthew Beeby

5

V

1

Panel Verdict

The Panel believes Chelsea will keep their unbeaten start to the season going.

Home: 28; Away: 0; Draw: 0.

* Do we have it right, or do you know better? Please don't bother with derisory comments on the predictions after the match - unless you also pulled us up before it!

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