Massive Protest Against Todd Boehly:"Stop Killing Chelsea"
Massive Protest Against Todd Boehly:"Stop Killing Chelsea"
Fans Demand Change at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea Responds with Dominant 4-0 Win Over Southampton
Chelsea supporters staged a major protest against club owner Todd Boehly ahead of their Premier League clash with Southampton.
Despite massive investments, the team continues to struggle, leaving fans frustrated with the club’s direction.
"Blue&Co, Stop Killing Chelsea"
Hundreds of Chelsea fans gathered outside Stamford Bridge before the match, voicing their discontent with Boehly’s leadership.
Protesters held banners and chanted slogans such as “We Are Not Arsenal,” “Blue&Co, Stop Killing Chelsea,” and “Fight for Trophies or Leave.”
Since acquiring the club in 2022, Boehly has spent over €1.5 billion on new signings.
However, Chelsea remains far from the title race, sparking nostalgia among fans for the Roman Abramovich era.
Demonstrators even threw fake dollar bills into the air, mocking the club’s extravagant yet ineffective spending.
About 200 Chelsea fans protesting Clearlake-Boehly’s ownership before the Southampton game.
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) February 25, 2025
Some throwing dollar bills and chanting against Todd Boehly. Others targeting BlueCo. Some just singing Roman Abramovich’s name. pic.twitter.com/RzHKR023oB
Disappointing Season Despite High Hopes
At the start of the season, Chelsea showed promise under Enzo Maresca, with young talents delivering impressive performances.
Some supporters even believed a title challenge was possible.
However, the past six weeks have exposed the team’s weaknesses, leading to setbacks in both the Premier League and FA Cup.
The protest highlighted growing concerns over Chelsea’s long-term vision, with fans demanding accountability and ambition.
Many fear that without immediate changes, the club could face another season of underachievement.
Chelsea Responds with Dominant 4-0 Win Over Southampton
Despite the pre-match tension, Chelsea delivered a statement performance on the pitch, securing a crucial 4-0 victory against Southampton.
The result saw Chelsea climb to fourth place in the Premier League table, overtaking defending champions Manchester City, who have a game in hand against Tottenham.
What’s Next for Chelsea?
While the win provided a temporary boost, the underlying issues remain.
Boehly faces mounting pressure to deliver results and restore Chelsea’s former glory.
With tough fixtures ahead, fans will be watching closely to see if this victory marks a turning point or merely a brief respite from ongoing frustrations.
The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether Chelsea can salvage their season or if protests will continue to intensify at Stamford Bridge.
