This is Joe Cole. This is Rubin off this cheek. And you want to listen into the London blue

podcast. All right, Chelsea fans, welcome back to another episode of the London Is Blue

podcast. As always, your host brand German coach Nick and Dan, that is right. Ladies and

gentlemen, Nick is back finally for the West Ham match review. Seated firmly in his

seat back state side. Welcome back, sir. Thank you. Great to see everyone that I saw

over there for a little bit. And despite some terrible sporting results, it was fantastic

to be back across. We'll hopefully get back over as a group next spring and get to do

a proper trip. And hopefully the vibes are a little bit better when we get to do that.

But it was cool to be there on signing day or on transfer deadline. I should say signing

days of American thing and get a kind of experience. What was a crazy last 24 hours of the window.

I mean, it went all sorts of different directions. And I was I was with Oli Glanville on Monday.

And the story that we talked about then changed about 180 degrees by Thursday. So pretty

wild. The real question is, what was worse between the two watching your college football

team lose or watching Chelsea lose? Oh, that that's not the aim to performance was way worse.

Okay. I mean, I expect Nebraska to shit the back. I have way more expectations for Chelsea

football than what I saw that night. I mean, I know I got meamed, but I mean, it was absolutely

pathetic. And I'm glad they showed a little bit of fight. We're going to talk about that today.

But I was I was as deflated as I've ever been coming out of a game after that.

I mean, if it wasn't you as one of the other three three to five thousand other away fans.

So it looked like your tone was matching everyone else around there. But yeah, look,

this is the West Ham match review, which I'm sure you know by now. So for this one, we're

going to be waxing poetic about the return of one Benjamin James chill while lamenting how much

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