Not a caviar display but Roman Abramovich can celebrate his
landmark  Chelsea had to dig in for victory against Bolton. The
entertaining part is over now. Grace gives way to graft Nicolas
Anelka celebrates the goal that takes Chelsea closer to the
Double. Photograph: Tovy Melville/Reuters  Roman Abramovich's
200th Stamford Bridge fixture was not one for the scrapbook of
reasons why he bought into the Premier League menagerie. An
"easy game" for Chelsea, Sir Alex Ferguson had predicted, but
this was true to the tradition of prospective champions having
to fight for every yard of ground.  Bolton Wanderers were not
built as doormats. Big, fit, combative and adept at late
bombardments, they were in no mood to regard Nicolas Anelka's
first-half headed goal as the first flake in an avalanche.
Chelsea had high-stepped it to the top of the Premier League but
here the fun ran out. This gruelling 1-0 win forced us to factor
in the determination of lesser clubs not to be trampled on and
the stress that gnaws away even a