Bruce Buck
- Birthplace: New York City
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Abramovich won't profit from Chelsea move
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich will not profit should the club decide to move away from Stamford Bridge. There had been some suggestions that Abramovich could profit should the club decide to move elsewhere.
Chelsea still keen on Stamford Bridge stay
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck still hopes to stay at Stamford Bridge, and admits that offers were made to the Chelsea Pitch Owners association, who own 15,000 shares.
Chelsea eye lengthy AVB stay
Chelsea hope that Andre Villas-Boas will be in charge at the club for a long time. Chairman Bruce Buck hopes AVB will be in the hotseat for a long time and guide Chelsea to success.
Chelsea to bid for stadium shares from fans
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck hopes that club supporters will not hold the Blues to ransom, as they hope to buy back shares sold to supporters in the 1990's.
Chelsea still keen on Modric deal
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has admitted his club are still looking to sign Tottenham's unhappy Croatian midfielder Luka Modric. However, Spurs are hanging on for a 35m GBP asking price.
Buck eyes Lampard stay
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has warned Inter Milan that they are desperate to keep Frank Lampard at the club. The Blues earlier confirmed that the Nerrazzurri had made an offer for the England international midfielder.
Buck: more departures to come
Bruce Buck, Chelsea's chairman, has revealed there is more than likely to be a lot of players leaving the club this summer. Juliano Belletti and Steven Sidwell could both leave in the summer.
Chelsea: 2nd not good enough
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck believes the team has had a great season, but this could still not be enough for Israeli Avram Grant to keep his job after the chairman revealed that second 'is just not good enough'.
Chelsea chairman: We love Frank
Chelsea’s chairman wants to show Frank Lampard that he will feel “loved” if he stays at Stamford Bridge.
Buck wants Lampard contract
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has declared that he is very keen to tie midfielder Frank Lampard to a new contract for a further four years. Lampard apparently has offers on the table from Juventus and Barcelona.
