It's Lenika and Baker behind closed doors and don't try to sub me from my own podcast.

Whatever you do, I will not go, Danny. Okay, a wave all you like. I'm staying. It's my

kitchen. If you don't like it, I'll block. Did you see what I mean?

It is one of the few topical references that the years may need a footnote for when we

listen to it in a hundred years time. Yeah, we speak the day after Chelsea's goalkeeper

refused to leave the pitch and be substituted. I'll be absolutely honest with you. I understood

what was going on there and I don't know many people did. But what he said today is the truth.

I don't want it to be the truth because watching Chelsea's eternal clown car blow up again

is the fun. But I realised at the time that it was being misunderstood, he was saying to

the bench, I'm fine. Well, I'm sorry. I think we all thought, I think he's from his point

of view, that's right. Yeah. But at the same time, it was quite clear that they wanted

him to come off. I believe the man I believe Sarra, when he said, I thought he was injured.

I couldn't understand what was going on. He was trying to say to me, if you're taking

me off because you think, I'm a liability. I'm not. Because when you look at your back

ears, both say, no, no, fine, fine. I absolutely agree. I thought that at the very time.

But at the same time, I thought, say, he thinks he's injured. The goalkeeper thinks he's

not. Oh, the other thing. All right. No, we know you are struggling. You've been down

twice. And the second time is for about 53 minutes. So I think he's going to get him off,

get him off. And then you've got to go off. Well, don't say, do not get me wrong. I

would not have had it any other way. And I fan the flames under that particular controversy

onto it. I made it look like he said, disgrace, hell, dare he. I thought it was a simple misunderstanding.

It was quite rightly was being blown up. Chelsea, making Chelsea disgrace. I think it's

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