CBS journalist who has covered multiple World Cups, Olympic Games, Grand Slams and Majors and interview the likes of Lionel Messi, Usain Bolt, Roger Federer and Tiger Woods.

Charlie is a football writer based in London and has been a Chelsea fan all his life.

After studying Sports Management at University, Charlie completed his NCTJ with News Associates in Twickenham.

Since then he has written for The Sun, CaughtOffside and Chelsea News.

His favourite player is of course the one and only Didier Drogba.

Frank Leboeuf won the 1998 FIFA World Cup and 2000 European Championship with France as well as a number of domestic trophies, most famously during his five years at Chelsea. He is a pundit for ESPN and a columnist for Si Phillips Talks Chelsea and Chelsea News.

Simon is a leading Chelsea journalist and podcaster. He has been breaking exclusive Chelsea news for the last 15 years and has built the most popular Chelsea FC focused Newsletter on Substack , attracting over 25,000 subscribers. He regularly interviews Chelsea players and other high-calibre journalists and his authority is reflected by his follower base X, the most of any CFC specialist journalist. But, he's always a fan first! UTC!

Super Frank is a football mad journalist from Surrey who comes from a family of True Blues and has been going to the Bridge since Ken Bates was still the man in charge.

Now he has his dream job - writing about the club all day every day for Chelsea News! He tries his best to keep you all up to date with the latest events and opinions on the club, 24/7.

His favourite player? Didier Drogba, of course.

Will Faulks is a football writer based in Lisbon. He grew up walking distance from Stamford Bridge and loved Chelsea since Di Matteo in the '97 FA Cup Final.

After reading English at University he has worked covering football at newspapers, for sites Chelsea News and TalkChelsea, and at the 2018 World Cup in Russia for CaughtOffside.

He also has a weekly feature on BBC Sport writing about the Blues.

His favourite player was Gianfranco Zola, after whom he once named a cat.