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Fans help shape Chelsea museum content

POSTED 16 Mar 2011 . BY Pete Hayman

The Chelsea FC museum will be located in the Matthew Harding Stand

More than 2,000 supporters have taken part in an online poll to help shape the content of a new museum being developed by Chelsea Football Club (CFC).

Fans were asked to help determine what should be put on display in the Hall of Fame and the Greatest Games attractions, which will form part of the 670sq m (7,212sq ft) venue.

The Hall of Fame will be located at the entrance of the Mather and Co-designed museum, showcasing a montage of videos, images and memorabilia relating to former players.

Meanwhile, the Greatest Games exhibit will feature video footage from some of the most popular games in CFC's history.

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