The second part of the 2009-10 season review, covering every competitive game and every piece of news from Chelsea’s 2009-10 season from November 2009, right up until the end of February 2010.

File size: 760MB
Video duration: 2:01:52
Format: wmv
Resolution: 856×480 (widescreen)

*** Update: due to ongoing problems with previous uploads, I have re-uploaded the video. This time there is ONE link. Download here. ***

You can find the tracks used in the video by downloading the tracklist here (Excel 2007 required).

Alternatively, watch the video here.

The first part of the 2009-10 season review, covering every competitive game and every piece of news from Chelsea’s 2009-10 season right up until the end of October.

File size: 500MB
Video duration: 1:26:51
Format: wmv
Resolution: 856×480 (widescreen)

The file has been split into six parts. Download all parts and extract the file to a location of your choice.

Download Pt1 | Pt2 | Pt3 | Pt4 | Pt5 | Pt6

Alternative links: Download Pt1 | Pt2 | Pt3 | Pt4 | Pt5 | Pt6

You can find the tracks used in the video by downloading the tracklist here (Excel 2007 required).

DESIGN

Initial impressions of how the shirt looks are mixed; first, the normal features. The Adidas logo is no longer centred, which now gives balance to how the shirt looks. I hope Adidas continues to put their logo on the side of the chest. The colour is typical ‘Reflex’ blue (well, thats what Adidas calls it, whatever happened to Royal blue?) and the standard white Adidas stripes running down the shoulders and sleeves, albeit with a big gap, remain.

The overall design is what one may describe as ‘very different’. The shirt has chest patches, which almost appear to look like built-in bra cups. There is a rubber strip featuring the name of the club running down the middle of the chest from the collar. The collar itself is a crew neck with a little slit at the front. Comparisons have previously been made with a cycling top, and they aren’t too wide of the mark. That the shirt has a design which is so different is, in a way, great. Afterall, having a kit which only has minor changes from the previous one renders having a new shirt (well, from the supporters’ point of view, anyway) completely pointless. But then again, having a shirt which has a design that is ‘different’ is only good news if the shirt looks good. It seems to look pretty good on the players in my opinion, but then the players have the kind of physique that the design of the shirt seemingly attempts to make the most out of.

But what of the average Chelsea supporter? Well, lets be honest. The average supporter doesn’t have the physique the players have and whilst the shirt will flatter those with toned chests and stomachs, it won’t be quite as forgiving to many supporters who have rather more ample-sized moobs and beer guts.

Still, given that the design is so different, I do quite like the design. I was completely indifferent the first time I saw it, but after having seen the players wear it in pre-season, I started warming to it.
2010 Chelsea home jersey

TO WEAR

Feeling the material used, the quality feels pretty standard for Adidas. Stitching is mostly even and unfaltering. Putting it on, the collar seems a little tight and feels like it rides too high at the front, but it wouldn’t take much getting used to. The mesh-like material feels suprisingly pleasant to the touch. It’s light and airy, with the fit not being quite as tight or slim-fitting as I had initially anticipated, I guess I thought it would be slimmer fitting than usual given the design. Its been in the wash and nothing has come loose or peeled off, only time will tell how the stitching and Samsung printing will hold on after more washes. I’ve never had any issues with them before, so I hope this shirt follows that trend.
Chelsea jersey

OVERALL

I quite like the design, and I’ve not yet had any issues with regards to quality. For me, the shirt is a winner, and I hope the team follow suit. You can click the preview images below to see detailed photos of the shirt.
soccer apparel

The third installment of the 2008-09 season review, covering Chelsea’s season between November and February, featuring news and match action.

File size: 632MB
Video duration: 01:49:50
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

Split into 14 parts. Download all parts to the same location and open the self extracting .exe to open.

***Update***

New links inserted, these should work.

Download: Pt1 |  Pt2 |  Pt3 |  Pt4 |  Pt5 |  Pt6 |  Pt7 |  Pt8 |  Pt9 |  Pt10 |  Pt11 |  Pt12 |  Pt13 |  Pt14

You can find the tracks used in the video by downloading the tracklist here.

The second installment of the 2008-09 season review, covering Chelsea’s start to the competitive season. Featuring news and match action between September and October.

File size: 362MB
Video duration: 01:02:56
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

Split into 8 parts. Download all 8 parts to the same location and open the self extracting .exe to open.

Download: Pt1 Pt2 Pt3 Pt4 Pt5 Pt6 Pt7 Pt8

You can find the tracks used in the video by downloading the tracklist here.

The first part of the 2008-09 season review, covering Chelsea’s pre-season. Features news and match action.

File size: 70MB
Video duration: 12:14
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

Split into 2 parts. Download both parts and open the self extracting .exe to open.

Download Pt1 Pt2

You can find the tracks used in the video by downloading the tracklist here.

The final part of the 2007-08 season review, covering the final months of Chelsea’s season.

File size: 650MB
Video duration: 01:42:20
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

This file has been split into 13 parts with WinRAR – to extract the video, download all parts and open up the self-extracting .exe file and choose where to save the video file.

Pt1 Pt2 Pt3 Pt4 Pt5 Pt6 Pt7 Pt8 Pt9 Pt10 Pt11 Pt12 Pt13

The tracklist for all review videos can be downloaded here. (Excel 2007 required).

The third part of the 2007-08 season review, covering Chelsea’s season between November and February.

File size: 579MB
Video duration: 01:42:14
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

This file has been split into 13 parts with WinRAR – to extract the video, download all parts and open up the self-extracting .exe file and choose where to save the video file.

Pt1 Pt2 Pt3 Pt4 Pt5 Pt6 Pt7 Pt8 Pt9 Pt10 Pt11 Pt12 Pt13 The tracklist for all review videos can be downloaded here. (Excel 2007 required).

The second part of the 2007-08 season review, covering Chelsea’s season between the opening game versus Birmingham City at Stamford Bridge in August to the League Cup match versus Leicester City in October.

File size: 495MB
Video duration: 01:25:12
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

This file has been split into 11 parts with WinRAR – to extract the video, download all parts and open up the self-extracting .exe file and choose where to save the video file.
Pt1 Pt2 Pt3 Pt4 Pt5 Pt6 Pt7 Pt8 Pt9 Pt10 Pt11

The tracklist for all review videos can be downloaded here. (Excel 2007 required).

The first part of the 2007-08 season review, covering Chelsea’s pre-season. Features news and match action.

File size: 85MB
Video duration: 14:58
Format: wmv
Resolution: 720×576 (widescreen)

Split into 2 parts. Download both parts and open the self extracting .exe to open. Download Pt1 Pt2