This is, uh, first and foremost, uh, this is Joe Cole.

This is Ruben of this cheek and you want to listen into the London Blue Podcast.

All right, Chelsea fans, welcome back to another episode.

That's right, if the London is Blue Podcast, it is the thanksgiving week holiday edition of our mailbag.

We have done this for a couple of years running out, and look, Brandon is traveling when we're trying to record this one today.

He's a victim to what we try to have this episode be the solve for, which is giving people something to do during their travels to friends, family, loved ones.

Uh, so we, we thought that, you know, uh, Joe is a member of our family should join us at the table this year to help digest some of those mailbag questions.

That wonderful listeners, both on Chelsea related and nonchelous related topics have brought to the table for us to examine.

Now, we, we know that Joe is, it's not a red blooded American like we are and, uh, and thus some of these thanksgiving laden questions, particularly around food items and such, maybe not in his wheelhouse.

So, uh, we're going to, we're going to bring them along for a virtual Thanksgiving today. And, uh, and then we're going to get to some of the more important questions like what is the order of Daniel Craig's bond series?

Oh, I have thoughts.

All right. The Thanksgiving stuff I'm actually looking forward to. I might be like the unofficial judge. So I want Nick and Dan to like present their favorite things and then I will try and give an objective opinion.

All right. So obviously, somebody who probably knows what sort of food kind of they're talking about, I will try and give an objective opinion on what is the best from a British perspective.

There we go. Well, this is a good way to do it. We'll start off though with a Chelsea related question because that's what the people are typically here for.

With Tanner dropping you rate the yellow kit, which we are recording this of the day of the lesser city domination, where we just saw the away kit.

This year for the first time on the men's team and re ranking it against the other three sponsored kits.

Nick, what is this rate for you? You definitely have a different opinion sometimes on on kits and they're liking. Yeah. I mean, look, I, I thought it looked great on TV today.

We're recording it shortly after the last rematch review. I thought it looked phenomenal. And, you know, I, I, I generally like a weird and or ugly and or retro kit more than any of the newer stuff.

So I actually got the third kit this year, which I think is is kind of sharp and I like that one a lot, but it's only because I really, I'm wearing a yellow shirt right now, the one from a couple seasons ago, but I can't really pull off yellow. I don't have the complex for it. So.

I thought it looked good, but I'm a more of a third-kick guy myself. The, the ugly, it's like an ugly, delicious shirt. That's why I like the pink one last year. It's why I bought all the weird ones. I don't know. I'm just a little, a little different than most.

Joe, where, where do you sit on this, this divide, this kit divide that has widened over time with people loving the ugly and embracing the difference as Nick Verlania is doing or do you have a more traditional, traditionalist view of it?

Yeah, so I am generally of the opinion that I'm quite traditional with Chelsea kit colors. I like the home kit to be as plain as possible. And that is something that I personally like, a nice plain home kit, the, I think the FA Cup commemorative kit is one of the nicest Chelsea kits I've seen.

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