17th August
The day before the tour, I hopped on a bus and it took me towards Chelsea Football Stadium. So before the tour, I already orientated myself in the area.
And on the 17th, the trip was planned perfectly according to time. But due to the closing of the district line to Fulham Broadway, I had to hop on a london cab to Stamford bridge. And all in all it's 10 pounds. The exact amount the cab driver told me it would be. Accurate isn't he?
First step into Stamford bridge.
The pitch was surprisingly close to the spectator stands. The entire stadium was grand and well organized. We managed to visit the press conference room, locker rooms, physiotherapy area, and the tunnel which lead the players into the pitch, and the museum.
The whole experience was something special for a blue fan.
Am looking forward to see the Juan Mata, a Spaniard signed from Valencia, play.
The pitch was surprisingly close to the spectator stands. The entire stadium was grand and well organized. We managed to visit the press conference room, locker rooms, physiotherapy area, and the tunnel which lead the players into the pitch, and the museum.
The whole experience was something special for a blue fan.
Am looking forward to see the Juan Mata, a Spaniard signed from Valencia, play.
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