Premier League forecasts: Chris Sutton V Singer and the Chelsea Paige Cavell fan

The Cavell family is Chelsea’s fans and followed in their footsteps becoming a seasonal ticket holder at Stamford Bridge.

“My mother’s part is born and raised, and my father’s part was from Fulham, so Chelsea is all I have ever known!” She said BBC Sport.

“I have been literally fan since I was a child. There’s a picture with me, several months old at Stamford Bridge (See Paige’s tiktok story here or below), external on the ground and reaching the post of emptiness.

“One of the best days of my life was a few years ago, when my image was put on the stadium. Being a fan since I remember, it was really crazy.

“I went to the FA FINTA Final in 2017 at Wembley and I had good places next to the face – there were a lot of photographers who took pictures of the fans, so, for a joke, I told my mother that I would enter the program.

“A few months later, at the beginning of the next season, I received a phone call from one of my colleagues who told me that there was a picture with me on the stadium.

“I wasn’t actually at that game, which was a little annoying, so I was like” I’m kidding me!? “.

“Honestly, to this day, it was possible one of the best days of my life when I got to see it for me, although my brother smokes because he is also a huge fan of Chelsea and he was going” why Wasn’t that me!? ‘

“I have to say, as I got older, being a Chelsea fan has become a little harder. When I was younger, we used to go to all the parades, but obviously I did not win much.

“I think my love for them has actually increased in all these periods of garbage. Station in silence, you realize how you stay together whatever happens.

“Each team goes through ascents and downs and as much as we want to be in the top all the time, this does not happen in football.”

Chris Sutton and Paige Cavell were talking to Chris Bevan from BBC Sport.