Spurs in full cry here.

Lonella! Welcome, welcome, listeners to the extra inch.

My name is Wendy, and I'm joined by my sidekick and best friend Bardi.

Hello, Bardi.

Hello, Wendy.

And our tactics guy and my Stockley Park mistake, Nathan A. Park, hello Nathan.

Hello, mate.

That was a good one, wasn't it?

I like that. I like that.

I was quite pleased with that one.

And it leads us in quite nicely to talking about Chelsea.

I mean, we don't really want to linger on this too much because it's ultimately quite

depressing, but there are always some talking points. So let's cover off the football stuff first. Firstly, a very interesting starting

11, and when I say interesting, one that I immediately thought, okay, happy to see that

midfield, but not happy with the backline, which included Vertongan back in at centre back on the left

of a back three, and Jaffotongan back in at centre back on the left of a back

three, and Jaffet Tenganga playing wide on the right in the back of a, I mean it's a back five, really,

wasn't it? He didn't really play a wingback role, but he was certainly on the right where the

ball got shuttled out to him plenty, and that's not his game. Bardi, what was your reaction when you saw the starting 11? Yeah, I was a bit like you. I was happy to see Endonbele and LaSeltso combined, but yeah, that back five, the back five

was a mess. Votongan, you know, we've spoken at length about Fetongan and the fact that Tanganga

was, you know, he's done okay in fullback roles, but I really don't know what Marino was expecting of him. I guess it was just to sit

and play five across the back but it didn't quite work like that. So yeah, I was a bit disappointed

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