The Flag Stays Down

Can you believe it? Chelsea is back again for another season and so are the fellas at The Flag Stays Down. Andy and Matt preview the upcoming 2025-2026 season for the Blues and for the Premier League.

A very special edition of the Flag Stays Down Podcast as Ethan (aka Scarfboi) joins Andy to talk some Forward Madison and Club World Cup. Make sure to check out Ethan on the Talkin' Flock Podcast.

Chelsea are Champions of the World (or of Infantino's world). Following a 3-0 thrashing of European champions, PSG, the Blues were able to hoist the gold trophy. Andy, Matt, and Parker are back to break it all down on this week's episode.

Parker and Andy break down Chelsea's path through the Club World Cup, the challenges that America poses on this tournament, and which clubs are taking it seriously.

We do our annual end of season wrap up this week. How did we do on predictions? Who wins the various Flaggy awards? Find out on this week's episode.

We've won it all, We've won it all, Champions of Europe, We've won it all. Andy and Parker break it down on this week's episode.

Chelsea were in the first of four finals to end their season. Nicolas Jackson didn't get the memo and was sent off with a red card in the first half against Newcastle. What does that mean for Chelsea, for the striker, and for the future? Who knows, but we'll try to break it all down on this week's episode of The Flag Stays Down Podcast.

Chelsea continue to push for a Champions League spot, and put a tighter hold on it with a 3-1 win over Liverpool. The boys break down that and more on this week's episode of the Flag Stays Down Podcast.

The boys are back after a 1-0 win over Everton. Nicolas Jackson scored for the first time in months and we debate his confidence based play and how we are able to take top 5 to secure Champions League.

Noni Madueke, Tyrique George, Pedro Neto, Mykailo Mudryk. This episode is winger heavy. See what we have to say about all of them on this week's pod.

We apologize for being absent, but the boys are BACK. Chelsea drew, but that's not keeping us down. We play a miniature version of keep, sell, loan; discuss the Masters and Bahrain GP, and finish our player grid.

It's been 84 years, but the boys are back. Andy, Matt, and Parker break down an uneventful international window and try to guess Chelsea's Team 150

Chelsea have won three on the trot. We almost forgot what that was like. How do we rate the victory over Leicester? Does it merit the excitement shown by the manager? The boys also revisit the grid in the weeks episode.

Chelsea won, but did they really? Matt, Andy, and Parker are back this week to discuss Chelsea's 4-0 victory over Southampton.

Following a week off, Andy and Matt are back. A loss from a lead is becoming the norm and boys want to know why. Is Jorgenson the answer in the sticks? Is the lack of recruitment to blame? Who knows.

Americans have never seen a "he's not recovering from this one" like this on national TV until Kendrick Lamar buried Drake while Serena Williams danced on his grave. Chelsea fans seem to see it every week. The Blues lost to Brighton 2-1 over the weekend to be knocked out of the FA Cup. Parker and Andy break it down on this week's episode of the Flag Stays Down Podcast.

Chelsea come from behind to beat Graham Potter and West Ham at Stamford Bridge to start February off with three points. The boys break down Cole Palmer's resurgence, Enzo Fernandez's tenacity, and the big change between the sticks. Is Filip Jorgenson an upgrade over Robert Sanchez. All that combined with deadline make for an exciting new episode of the Flag Stays Down Podcast.

Chelsea lose to Manchester City 3-1 at the Etihad over the weekend. However, that isn't the main story this week. Chelsea have plenty of outgoings such as Axel Disasi, Renato Veiga, and possibly Joao Felix. Incomings is a very short list of rumors including Mattys Tel and Alejandro Garnacho. Who do we want in and out? Find out on this week's episode of the Flag Stays Down Podcast.

Chelsea have recalled Trevoh Chalobah, who immediately made his re-debut against Wolves. Chelsea broke their winless streak in the process thanks for a handful of defender goals including Tosin and Marc Cucurella. The boys are here to break it all down on this week's episode of the Flag Stays Down Podcast.