Every Other Someday

In which hosts Daniel and Jai are joined by Football London's brilliant Chelsea reporter Adam Newson to reflect on the Blues pretty drab second leg Champions Leg encounter with Porto to progress to the Semi-Finals for the first time in 7 years. A discussion about Jorginho's strong performances and his future under Tuchel at Stamford Bridge. Adam gives his insights and opinions on the Blues transfer strategy going into this Summer, how the academy should be used to help the first team. Delving into why we all want Real Madrid in the Champions League Semi-Final and a look ahead to this weekend's FA Cup Semi-Final against Manchester City. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai savour in the brilliance of Chelsea's 4-1 victory at Selhurst Park. Pulisic getting back to his best, the future of Kurt Zouma and praise for a resurgent Jorginho. The pair also delve into transfer talk over big striker moves this Summer with recent reports surrounding Harry Kane and Erling Haaland. A discussion over the future of football talent and a Mailbag focusing on the best unexpected scorers of great Chelsea goals. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai agree with UEFA's choice to give Jorginho Man of the Match after the Porto victory on Wednesday night. Praise for Marvellous Mendy, why Mason Mount should be Chelsea Captain next season. More love for the performances of Ben Chilwell and Reece James + some England Euro chat. Chelsea Women thrash Birmingham 6-0 and why Kerr is such an unstoppable goalscorer. The pod wraps up with totally relevant Wrestlemania predictions which Jai takes VERY seriously. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai spend their Easter Sunday's talking about Chelsea's 5-2 defeat to West Brom. Definitely not criticism of Jorginho or Kovacic throughout the entire pod, even when its not relevant. Another Pulisic injury, where's Tammy and Callum? The glory in Chelsea Women's wonderful victory over Wolfsburg in the Champions League. Plus the return of the Mailbag.  

In which Daniel and Jai react to The Suicide Squad trailer, show love to Peter Capaldi and try to connect WWE talk to Premier League teams. Covering CFCW's win over Aston Villa, Mason Mount's wonderful performance for England and then the rest of the pod is spent revealing our grand Summer plans for Chelsea's transfer business. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai try to work out how Chelsea Women beat Wolfsburg in the midweek Champions League tie. Some chat about England and what Gareth Southgate is actually doing. Then it really goes off the rails as Jai goes on a 20 minute rant on the crimes of Nike and modern football kits. The pod ends with a debate over a favourite World XI that includes some Chelsea players. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai masterfully stay on topic for the entire episode talking Chelsea's win over Sheffield United in the FA Cup Quarter-Final. Billy Gilmour impresses in Tuchel's midfield again, the big TV deal for the Women's Super League and the benefit to the sport next season. Plus a return of the Mailbag to finish this week's episode. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai drink coffee and swim in the perfection of Chelsea dominating Atletico Madrid to reach the last eight of the Champions League for the first time since 2014. The unshakeable #Hustle of Antonio Rudiger, the superhuman performance of N'Golo Kante, Ziyech arrives and adoration for old school Chelsea antics. Reflecting on CFCW's exceptional performance in the Conti-Cup Final against Bristol City, with Frank Kirby's majestic display + the Everton win. Jai also brings up a debate surrounding the Ballon d'Or that doesn't make Dan laugh. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai address toxic social media abuse after Reece James deleted his Instagram account earlier in the week. Reflecting on Chelsea's goalless draw at Elland Road, defensive sharpness vs. attacking awkwardness. CFCW's big win over Atletico Madrid and Fran Kirby's new contract announcement. Plus ending with your questions. 

In which hosts Daniel and Jai dissect the Blues comfortable win at home to Carlo Ancelotti's Everton on Monday night. Pat themselves on the back for predicting Kai at False Nine with the German's masterful performance on return, with praise for Jorgi, Reece James and Christensen. The big Tammy Abraham debate over his future in SW6, why the forward is under appreciated. Is it already the end for Fikayo Tomori at Chelsea? Also reflecting on CFCW's win away to West Ham and answering your questions.