Hello and welcome again to the famous CFC podcast where each episode deals

into a different story from the fascinating heritage of Chelsea Football Club.

My name's Gary Barone and once again I'm joined by club historian Rick Lendill,

Albury Owen, Rickipedia. Hello mate, it only seems like yesterday we were

together and oh yeah it was wasn't it? It was and what a heartwarming win

gets to rather toothless wolves you got to say but isn't it great to be back on

track apparently? Yeah well I think we've all seen games before in between

European matches where we've rested players and rotated the squad and then

it's back five because we haven't won and then there's no guarantee that you win

your European match again anyway so I think the important thing was we got a

result we kept a clean sheet there were some individually individually really

good performances and yet again I'm sure you'll pick up on this there was

more signs of partnerships developing on the pitch which is so vital.

Absolutely I'm you know Breuer gets his first goal, a stupid VAR review of that

and of course can't be sure to roll it out weren't they? Yeah, can't be sure

could they look it for a long time and shortly to any nice desire first

gloves first glance it's a goal they were looking for a reason to roll it out

unconvinced yeah exactly that exactly anyway on with the show on with the show

right so Black History Month takes place every October in the UK and Ireland

celebrating the contributions of people in the African diaspora so we thought

for this episode we look at Chelsea's pioneer players of Afro-Caribbean Heritage

and we'll be chatting to a true ground breaker from the 1990s Paul Elliott, a brilliant defender

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