Podcast Episode Summary
Chidge, Dr Mart, ChelTel and the Celery Terrorist are joined by renowned Chelsea author Martin Knight and discuss the Liverpool game and Martin’s books and love of Chelsea.
So an absolutely horrible day at the Bridge on Sunday, nothing worse than being done by the Scousers, in a game that raised far more questions than answers. Did AVB get his team selection and tactics right? Why can’t we defend anymore? Why do we look so toothless up front? Are some of the great players living on past glories and are now past it? Will AVB get the bullet in the Chelsea Christmas party game of Russian roulette? Why do Scousers all have outside toilets??
We have a bash at answering some, if not all of these questions on the show as well as awarding the ‘Fannies’ for Man of the Match, Chant of the Match, Guinness and Celery moments.
Martin Knight, author of the fantastic ‘Hoolifan’; “Naughty Nineties – Football’s coming home”; “Ossie – King of the Bridge” and “The Special Ones – Chelsea by the fans” joins us to talk about his love of Chelsea and his many books, with some cracking stories about Peter Osgood amongst others. He also has several copies of “The Special Ones” (probably the most important book on what it’s all about being a Chelsea supporter ever written) signed by Martin himself, and Chelsea legends Charlie Cooke, Alan Hudson, Tommy Baldwin and Tore Andre Flo.
To find out how to win one of these signed books all you have to do is listen to the show…
The Chelsea Football FanCast: Self-Defeating!
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