Chelsea

Now I'm not saying the Bridge has become a library or that Roman's billions bought Chelsea's soul...but you'd be forgiven for thinking both those days. The Pensioners just don't produce the same thrills they used to. Plastic flags flutter less fervently and the dogged Drogba spirit feels lacking. But underneath the glitz, true Blues remain. When Chelsea play with passion, Stamford Bridge comes alive again. And legends never die at a club like this - the heroes of old watch over, waiting to ignite new glory.

There was unbridled optimism when Roman Abramovich first acquired Chelsea back in 2003, transforming the club's fortunes overnight with his vast wealth. The Russian billions bankrolled Jose Mourinho's charismatic side that dominated English football, playing with a passion and aggression that embodied their boss's uncompromising style. So many greats of the game have graced the blues.

But today, many have commented that the flame which once burned so bright at Stamford Bridge has now dimmed considerably. Far from the thunderous bear pit it once was, there is an undeniable sterility and quietness permeating the Bridge these days. Is modern Chelsea simply a PR vehicle for Abramovich more focused on style over substance? Do the Chelsea odds really ring any bell to you?

Once famed for their workmanlike tenacity, today's expensively assembled Chelsea side often seem to lack the heart and desire that defined their successful predecessors. Chelsea betting will be reinvigorated amongst hopeful fans sensing a new golden era. Too many primadonna egos, not enough leaders on the pitch. While the Shed End faithful still fly the flag, the plastic flags wave less proudly in the rest of the stadium now. 

Yet dig deeper and echoes of the old Chelsea remain. The legends etched into Stamford Bridge history did not create an indelible mark just to fade into memory. No, their legacy endures - the spirit of countless trophy lifts and passions shared. This club is too great to stay dormant forever. All it takes is the right players to reignite Chelsea's flame once more. Because Champions of England can never be relegated, no matter how many seasons pass by. The trophies will flow again soon, and the Bridge will erupt in blue ecstasy like the glory days of old. Just you wait.