Episode 161 “The Blue Billion Pound Bottlejobs”

That Chelsea Podcast

English - February 26, 2024 14:00 - 1 hour
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Previous Episode: Episode 160 “Containing the Cityzens”

Next Episode: Episode 162 “Leaving it Late to Limp past Leeds”

Nick is joined by Daniel Childs (@SonOfChelsea) to look back on an incredibly disappointing afternoon at Wembley Stadium in the Carabao Cup final as Chelsea fell to a 1-0 defeat in extra time to Liverpool.

We also answer listener questions on:
-How ironic is it that Boehly and Eghbali were there to watch us lose at the hands of "pure profit" youngsters? When they took to the pitch do you think they saw dollar signs instead of footballers?
-How much of an impact does this defeat do in terms of the long term from a future planning perspective I.e. are some players' futures reassessed? Is Poch now more likely to go etc?
-We showed today that we desperately need the composure that Reece brings to the team. But Malo Gusto is one of our few reliable performers, so when fit could Reece come into the midfield role he had at Wigan, in place of the erratic Moises, who drives me nuts?

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We also answer listener questions on:

-How ironic is it that Boehly and Eghbali were there to watch us lose at the hands of "pure profit" youngsters? When they took to the pitch do you think they saw dollar signs instead of footballers?

-How much of an impact does this defeat do in terms of the long term from a future planning perspective I.e. are some players' futures reassessed? Is Poch now more likely to go etc?

-We showed today that we desperately need the composure that Reece brings to the team. But Malo Gusto is one of our few reliable performers, so when fit could Reece come into the midfield role he had at Wigan, in place of the erratic Moises, who drives me nuts?