This is Joe Cole. This is Ruben Oster's cheek and you want to listen into the Landois blue podcast.

Hello everyone and welcome back to the fifth part of this month for this sixth week Tinkerbell.

Number eight, this is I think probably the final part of what has been I think pretty interesting conversation so far, particularly looking into midfield, looking at Ruben Oster's cheek, a little bit on Timo Verna.

Yeah, just some very interesting things that have been going on at Chelsea over the past couple of weeks.

Now usually the final part of the show is the Tinkerbell 10 where we have 10 quick fire-ish questions to go through to close up the show.

However, I have been reliably informed by my co-host that he is pivoting away from that and he has something a little bit special planned for me, which at the moment I have absolutely, well yeah, I have absolutely no idea about it all.

So yes, I'm going to give it to you. Take away, you know, do your worst. Let's see how this goes.

Yeah, so I mean live podcasting Joe's about to see this the same time everyone else does. I'm going to WhatsApp to him now.

I just saw this little challenge on Twitter I think it was and it was history of football and it was it was push a button to change a piece of history.

So usually Tinkerbell 10 is 10 questions, question and answer, opinion, option, multiple choice, everything like that.

So I have right now sent a Tinkerbell 10 choices, 10 buttons or colored buttons that you can push to change one piece of history.

And I'm going to let you deliberate on these as much as you need to out loud to get to the right conclusion, but you're only allowed to choose one.

So I'm going to list them now. So you're only reading them now. So everyone else kind of sees it. So you've got the blue button.

You can push the blue button and it changes John Terry scoring his penalty in Moscow. So that's the blue button.

You've got the yellow button, which is signing Sergio Guero in 2009, likely leads to not signing Torres in 2011. There's a lot of cascading effects there.

There's definitely no a Guero for Manchester City, etc. You've got a green button, which is also 2009 except this time in yesterday's shot goes over the bar.

So your favorite Michael Essien's goal is down in folklore is getting us through against that Barcelona side. And then there's the potential eventualities to think about about later in that competition in the final in 2009.

Pep joins us in the summer of 2012 or 2013 after bars are pre-bion.

We apparently approached Pep six or seven times. It was one of a brand which is real real passions that you wanted to get Pep in.

And it was the biggest chance we ever had before he went to buy in, I believe. So 2012, what is he working with there?

What players is he taking on? What players is he going to replace? That's one to maybe think about. Maybe we see the dominance that City have now, but in 2012 straight after that Champions League win.

The purple button, Marino's second spell, the club never sailed to Broino Sala and Lukaku in that second Marino spell.

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