Adidas Launch New Chelsea Home Kit Campaign With True Blue Inspiration | HuffPost UK Sport
Chelsea 2015/16 home kit launched: adidas unveil new kit that will be first worn during pre-season friendly against New York Red Bulls | The Independent | The Independent
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Chelsea's new change kit recalls 50 years of history in yellow for the Blues - SBNation.com
Blue is the Colour: Chelsea's PR Campaign – in pictures | Chelsea blue, Blue color, Chelsea
The New 2012/2013 Chelsea Home Shirt | Sportslens.com
Adidas Launch New Chelsea Home Kit Campaign With True Blue Inspiration | HuffPost UK Sport
VIDEO: Chelsea stars submerged in blue paint for new kit promotion | Metro News
Chelsea's stars splattered with blue paint for adidas kit advert | Daily Mail Online
Adidas Chelsea FC Campaign - It's Blue What Else Matters? - YouTube
Chelsea adidas Blue paint ad: Watch hilarious spoof video by Tindastóll - Mirror Online
Behind the scenes video showing how Chelsea constructed an innovative personalised pitch to multiple companies including Gillette, Toyota and Yokahama to be their next sponsor (2015) : r/chelseafc
Adidas & Chelsea 2013/14 - It's blue, what else matters - YouTube
New Chelsea kit: Pictures and video of the new adidas kit launch for 2013-14 season - Mirror Online
Adidas Forever Blue Chelsea Kit 14/15 – Póg Mo Goal
Adidas Douses Chelsea Players in Blue Paint in Campaign by The Corner | Ad Age
Chelsea's stars splattered with blue paint for adidas kit advert | Daily Mail Online
New football kits: Premier League strips for the 2016/17 season | Football News | Sky Sports
If it's not blue, it will be. Adidas Chelsea 15-16 Kit Launch Videos - Footy Headlines
It's Blue, What Else Matters? – Póg Mo Goal
VIDEO: Chelsea stars submerged in blue paint for new kit promotion | Metro News
Chelsea away kit is bit of all white | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Brands urged to move football marketing spend to online video
