Bear witness to the first home win at Stanford Bridge for five months as Chelsea leave Luton

as mad as Hatters. It's Saturday the 26th of August and a very warm welcome to Randall Reacts.

I'm Luke Moore. I'm Andy Brassel.

Yes, yes, yes indeed. Welcome. Very happy Saturday morning to you wherever you are.

Listening to this on a way to a game or, I don't know, doing the shopping or mowing the lawn or whatever.

Andy, great to have you here on Randall Reacts. No Marcus today but we'll press on without him.

It's what he would want, I'm sure. It's not what he would want.

He'll boycott this episode. That's my absolutely clear. Andy, you said yesterday on the

Randall, I wasn't present but I listened to it. Luton weren't going to get beaten 10-0 by Chelsea

yesterday and they weren't of course but they were beaten 3-0 with two goals coming from

Raheem Sterling and a first for the club for Nicholas Jackson. First off, what did you make of

the Chelsea performance? It was okay. It was positive. It's a little hard to judge exactly how good it

was. I thought that given the opposition and given I think the Raheem Sterling opener was sort

of a microcosm really and it was a really great goal but you were left thinking how many other

Premier League sides would he actually have the opportunity to score that goal against the way he

sort of walks through unfettered. Like I was saying on yesterday's Randall, I don't want to jump to

any immediate conclusions about Luton just because they haven't spent money because I didn't see

a huge amount of them in the championship last season. Maybe that naivety, the edges come

off it as we get into autumn but already it does look a little bit tough for them and as someone

whose team is going to Stanford Bridge on Wednesday night, Luton tells you we're good but not frightened

by it and I support the League 2 team. I think you're going a bit far there. I think that's

that's exactly the kind of comment that I may not know that much about ballcars then you know.

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