This is Joe Cole and you're listening to the London is Blue Podcast.

All right Chelsea fans welcome back to another episode of London is Blue Podcast.

We got a Matt Law special, that's right.

Matt, how is it going, resident Chelsea expert, staying busy?

I look I'm impressed with us both because we've managed to navigate the change of the

clocks in the UK which we've had problems with before so just being on the call with you I think

we're we're already winning are we're you're not wrong like ladies and gentlemen this has

been a multi-year struggle for us on a podcast of like not messing up the start time

with a UK guest around daylight savings. So far we're one for one with Matt. To be

fair Matt I was asking you about it about a month ago just to make sure we didn't miss anything.

Yeah, exactly, exactly. I always get confused myself as well. well I wrap myself up into knots all the clocks in the house are showing different times at the moment

Yeah, well we don't move until this coming weekend so anyways then we'll switch it all back and figure it out but anyways

listen is a little bit different this time normally like Matt tell me who Chelsea

gonna sign in January what's going on with the stadium we're gonna just

actually focus on kind of the different paths that Chelsea and

Tottenham have taken even though there's a lot of similarities and obviously Matt

covers Tottenham covers Chelsea so I think it'll be the perfect person ahead of the match this evening to kind of just see what's going on, what is different, what are the tangible differences.

So Matt, I guess we can start literally at the top, right?

Chelsea have new relatively new ownership.

Tottenham don't.

They had a little bit of drama though with their owner this

summer did anything ever come from that not yet no yeah we'd be careful we we say

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