Following the successful use of the two flags that are displayed in the Matthew Harding upper and lower tiers on home match days (pictured), supporters are again asked to show their artistic skills by designing a new flag to commemorate winning the Double for the first time in Chelsea's 105-year existence.
Fans of other clubs may claim the side you support has 'no history', you have the chance to show the world that is simply not the case.
A benefactor has agreed to fund the manufacture of a new flag with the theme of the design highlighting Carlo Ancelotti and his side's triumph.
Fans are asked to send in designs - in Jpeg format please - by 12 July (the day after the World Cup Final) and all the entries will be judged by a panel and a winner will be chosen.
As was the case in the last flag competition, a prize of two tickets for any match at Stamford Bridge in the 2010/2011 season will be awarded to the winning designer.
As well as a contest to find a design for a new flag, there is also one to find a new banner to commemorate and encapsulate the spirit of winning the Double.
The banner will be displayed between the Matthew Harding lower and upper tiers meaning there is a maximum height restriction of 3ft/1.1 metres. The width can stretch to a maximum of 30ft/9- 9.144 metres.
The entry requirements are the same as for the flag with two tickets for any home match in the forthcoming season going to the winner.
Please send your designs by email to [email protected]

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