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FOOTAGE of Chelsea legend Branislav Ivanovic’s incredible trophy-laden private museum has surfaced online – and it has left fans all saying the same thing.

The 38-year-old Serbian is the joint-most decorated player ever to grace Stamford Bridge.

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Branislav Ivanovic has revealed his incredible trophy room[/caption]

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The Chelsea legend has replicas of every trophy that he’s won[/caption]

After joining the Blues from Lokomotiv Moscow back in 2008, the versatile defender quickly became a huge fan favourite on the Shed End.

He went on to win the FA Cup during the first of his nine seasons in West London.

But that was just the first of nine major trophies he won there.

The highlight was undoubtedly the 2012 Champions League triumph – but a year later he was actually the matchwinner himself in the dying seconds as Chelsea beat Benfica in the Europa League final.

Ivanovic has three Premier League title medals in his collection to go with his three FA Cup ones and a League Cup.

And just to top it off, he even has a Community Shield medal too.

He had already tasted success before his stint in England, winning the Russian Cup with Lokomotiv, and he also added two Russian Premier League titles late on in his career after moving to Zenit St Petersburg from the Blues in 2017.

Now a clip has gone viral on Tik Tok of Ivanovic showing off his mega trophy collection in a specially-built museum which seems to be at his home.

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There are hundreds off shirts from both clubs he played for and opponents decked around the room, but he has also had replicas made of every trophy he has ever won.

And it even has a brilliantly-blue Chelsea bicycle in there!

The room is truly stunning – but fans could not help mocking rivals Tottenham as they watched on in admiration.

One commented: “Actually more trophies than Tottenham!”

Another wrote: “Only spurs could wish for that trophy cabinet.”

A fellow Chelsea fan said: “What a legend!!! Spurs wish they had won as much.”

Ivanovic, who finished his career with a short stint at West Brom in the 2020/21 campaign, is joined by Ashley Cole and Cesar Azpilicueta as the most-decorated players in Chelsea history.

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The former defender also has hunders of shirts from stars that he has faced[/caption]

“Mr. Bean” won’t be Mr. Politically Correct anytime soon.

British comedian Rowan Atkinson claimed that it’s “comedy’s job to offend” in an interview with the Irish Times.

“It does seem to me that the job of comedy is to offend, or have the potential to offend, and it cannot be drained of that potential,” Atkinson said of cancel culture. “Every joke has a victim. That’s the definition of a joke. Someone or something or an idea is made to look ridiculous.”

The “Man vs. Bee” Netflix star continued, “I think you’ve got to be very, very careful about saying what you’re allowed to make jokes about. You’ve always got to kick up? Really? What if there’s someone extremely smug, arrogant, aggressive, self-satisfied, who happens to be below in society? They’re not all in houses of parliament or in monarchies.”

He added, “There are lots of extremely smug and self-satisfied people in what would be deemed lower down in society, who also deserve to be pulled up. In a proper free society, you should be allowed to make jokes about absolutely anything.”

Atkinson’s new series on Netflix, “Man vs. Bee,” premieres June 24.

Atkinson isn’t the only comedian to speak out against cancel culture lately. Jerrod Carmichael said that the social phenom is “made up” for political and financial purposes.

“If you make art and it causes some contention or it causes some whatever, I mean, that’s part of it, but the cancellation thing, I think that’s just to give boring people something interesting to talk about, like a ghost villain,” the “Rothaniel” star said.

Carmichael later shared, “The comedians that are forging this self-created war, I get it. It’s good for ticket sales and it’s good to have an opponent. [But] at some point, it becomes petulant. It’s like children like, ‘Why are you mad at me?’ A lot of it is self-created.”

Kevin Hart also said that he doesn’t “give a shit” about cancel culture, personally. “If somebody has done something truly damaging then, absolutely, a consequence should be attached,” Hart said. “But when you’re talking, ‘Someone said! They need to be taken [down]!’ Shut the fuck up! What are you talking about?”

Meanwhile, Seth Rogen admitted that some jokes don’t “age well” in a 2021 interview, adding, “To me, it’s not worth complaining about to the degree I see other comedians complaining about.”