Show Notes
With Matt struggling to articulate his feelings after Saturday, Mick and Dave P are on hand to help.
We reflect on the widespread sense of frustration after the loss at Arsenal, before Mick delivers a scathing assessment of the off-the-pitch decisions that have led the Blues to this point?
Then we look at Newcastle. Will it even matter depending on what comes out of Wednesday's draw?
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