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Ian McCullough

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London-based football writer for various national dailies. Covering mostly Brentford, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Millwall, QPR.

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London-based freelance football writer for various UK national titles covering Premier League and Championship football.

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Garnacho set for exit but Jackson will get Chelsea chance

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By Ian McCullough
| West London Sport Verified
New Chelsea boss Xavi Alonso will offer striker Nicolas Jackson to revive his Stamford Bridge career by taking the Senegal striker on the club’s tour to Australia and Hong Kong this month. Jackson spent last season on loan at Bayern Munich and appeared to have burnt his bridges at the club by refusing to return to London when Chelsea attempted to abort the deal to the German side before he signed due to an injury sustained by Liam Delap.
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Alonso wants Chelsea to be title challengers

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By Ian McCullough
| West London Sport Verified
New boss Xavi Alonso says he expects Chelsea to be competing for the Premier League title this season. Alonso, who spoke to the media for the first time on Monday following his appointment earlier this month, will take over a Blues side that finished outside the European places last season and endured a difficult campaign that saw the club go through two permanent managers.
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Enzo Fernandez dropped by Chelsea for 'crossing a line'

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By Ian McCullough
| MSN UK Verified
Ian McCullough Enzo Fernandez has been handed a two-match ban by Chelsea after “crossing the line” with controversial comments about his future. Manager Liam Rosenior confirmed the club's vice-captain would miss Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final against Port Vale and next week's match with Manchester City at Stamford Bridge after Fernandez told ESPN Argentina, following the recent defeat to Paris St-Germain , that there was no guarantee he would be at the club next season.
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