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Published by Chelsea Press Room Podcast
Welcome to Chelsea Press Room, a podcast about Chelsea FC by the journalists who cover the club day-in, day-out. Get in touch with us: Email: chelseapressroompod@gmail.com X: @CFCPresspod Instagram: @chelseapressroompod YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ChelseaPressRoomPodcast
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The Chelsea Press Room podcast returns to pick over Saturday's bruising home defeat by Tottenham Hotspur. Chelsea just don't lose to their London rivals at home, and yet they were outplayed by Roberto De Zerbi's side and the performance left far more questions than answers. Has ill-discipline returned? Are Chelsea the same team without Joao Pedro? And what was the thinking behind Xabi Alonso's surprise selections? Peter Rutzler (The Times), Kieran Gill (Daily Mail) and Bobby Vincent (Football.London) were all at Stamford Bridge for this one and they pick over the bones of Xabi Alonso's most painful defeat yet as Chelsea manager. Get in touch and send us your questions via social media or email. Don't forget to like, subscribe and share!
Our first episode of the Chelsea Press Room, this week featuring Peter Rutzler (The Times), Kieran 'Confidential' Gill (Daily Mail) and Bobby Vincent (Football.London and The Mirror). We reflect on Chelsea's 2-0 win at Everton, Pedro Neto's emergence as the new Victor Moses, the readiness of Mike Penders and find out just how tall is Bobby Vincent? Send us your thoughts and questions!
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