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In which hosts Daniel and Jai perfectly hide their nerves for Saturday nights UEFA Champions League Final against Manchester City in Porto. The pair discuss the feeling going into this monumental games, the lack of dislike between City and Chelsea compared to other English rivals. The tactical battle between Pep Guardiola and Thomas Tuchel, giving their preferred Chelsea lineups. The pod also contains a LOT of dread towards a penalty shootout after the Europa League Final in midweek.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai definitely don't spend a large amount of time criticising Jorginho and Mateo Kovacic. Asking for Declan Rice and Romelu Lukaku and being scared of Manchester City in the Champions League Final. Did Tuchel's Blues deserve Top 4 after losing to Aston Villa on the final day of the Premier League season and Spurs Gareth Bale–ing Chelsea out?
In which hosts Daniel and Jai struggle through discussing Chelsea Women's Painful defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League Final, the heartbreak and anger of the FA Cup Final and what went wrong. Jai's experience back inside the Bridge on Tuesday night as the Blues bounced back against the Foxes and how vital having supporters back is. We touch on Billy Gilmour getting into the Euros Scotland squad and rumours of Frank Lampard becoming Crystal Palace Head Coach.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai suffer through discussing the Arsenal defeat, have the fully expected rant about the new kit release, plus the small matter of previewing two finals with Mens FA Cup Final on Saturday and Women's Champions League Final on Sunday. And Jai has a new arch enemy to find after his appearance on BBC Radio 5 Live.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai look for ways to protect Thomas Tuchel at all costs after the incredible German orchestrated the Blues first win at The Etihad since 2016. We heap praise onto the brilliance of Billy Gilmour, Reece James flying down the wing and the constant heroics of cult hero Marcus Alonso. We also touch on Tuchel's smart rotation, the good use of Hudson-Odoi and preview the midweek game against Arsenal.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai celebrate the wonder of Chelsea reaching the Champions League Final in both the Men and Womens game. Almost being brought to tears after Mason Mount's goal, the complete battering of Real Madrid, Tuchel's amazing work in such a short space of time. Praise for the iconic Kante, Jorginho, Christensen, Mendy and Werner. Plus the drama of Chelsea Women reaching their final after beating Bayern Munich 4-1 with goals from Frank Kirby, Pernille Harder and Ji So-yun. Lots of credit to Emma Hayes work and a legendary post match interview. Oh and Jai moans more about the new kit.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai reflect on both the Men and Women's Champions League Semi-Final 1st legs. The brilliance of Christian Pulisic and not so much of Timo Werner. Tuchel's brilliant tactics and approach going into the second leg. A discussion over what's next for Maurizio Sarri and some Oscars chat.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai reflect on Chelsea's big win over West Ham in the Premier League. Tons of praise for the brilliance of Ben Chilwell silencing critics and shutting down opponents. Mason Mount continues to shine and Timo Werner's long awaited goal in a big game. We also touch on Jose Mourinho's Spurs sacking and what's next for him and preview Chelsea's big Champions League Semi-Final against Real Madrid.
In which hosts Daniel and Jai try to make sense of a bewildering couple of days. The aftermath of Chelsea's withdrawal from the Super League, the historic protest outside Stamford Bridge by Chelsea Supporters, what the future of football and the club looks like. Not forgetting the actions of the owners, fighting cynicism and addressing issues in the status quo. Plus, focusing on putting energy into supporting team on the pitch after attention went to matters off it.
In which Daniel and Jai react to the European Super League and Chelsea Football Club's involvement in it. (May include references to Inter and Vegans.)
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