This year it has to be the one from my son, a Chelsea shirt with my favourite players name printed across the back. I have bought many of these for other people over the years but this is the first time I have ever had one of my own and I love it. I wore it for the first time to watch the game yesterday. One very happy Chelsea supporter here What was yours ? Any year allowed if this year was crap pressies for you (socks pants etc lol)
OK so this has been read by 22 people and not 1 reply so I can only assume they don't want to tell me about their pressies cos they were all ****e compared to mine, well lets face it it was the best you could get . ( I did also need a new house, a car, and some extra money, but FC didn't leave a sackfull for me, so I must have been a naughty girl) Or perhaps it is just a ****e thread and I must try harder in the new year.
I didn't get any Chelsea presents, but the week before I got the latest home shirt with champions league printing and winners badge. I agree, this years top seems more of a snug fit!
I was wondering if it was a joke Drogs, thought you might have found out they were sharp the hard way by accidently cutting yourself And best xmas present was probably Michael McIntyres DVD, quality and so funny !!
I have a room at home known as the " Chelsea Room" . It is my private office and is jam-packed with Chelsea memorabilia! Books, programmes , magazines, statues, photographs, medals, badges and it goes back through Chelsea entire history! So my family knew to stay clear of CFC stuff for Xmas! My daughter bought me several things but the one I shall treasure is a self charging radio that I can take into the garden and listen to when the weathers nice!
Makes my one shirt pale into insignificance lol. Seriously though it sounds like a great room. I'm very envious. My other present from my son was a pair of gloves that plug into my laptop and it heats them up. They are brilliant as I can't afford to heat my house atm and they put paid to icicle fingers when typing. Modern tech eh.
