Chelsea not planning to leave Bridge, says Kenyon

CHELSEA chief executive Peter Kenyon has reiterated that the club have no advanced plans to quit Stamford Bridge and move to another stadium.

Tue, 11 Nov, 2008 - 00:00

The Blues reacted swiftly to deny reports they are looking to build a new stadium at a site in Battersea.

Kenyon underlined the club’s stance at the International Football Arena symposium at FIFA House in Zurich today, where he also stated again the club would not strengthen the squad in January.

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Courts Soccer England Place: Bridge Place: Stamford Bridge Place: Battersea Place: Football Arena Place: FIFA House Place: Zurich Place: west London Person: Kenyon Person: Peter Kenyon Person: Luiz Felipe Scolari Person: Roman Abramovich Event: International Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: Blues Organisation: IMF Organisation: Bank of England

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