Chris Kamara

Well, that was my next question really.

Where do you see yourself going back in?

And that's quite a broad question, but ultimately you want to remain at the top level.

So we will start somewhere different today.

The Premier League launched their No Room for Racism campaign on Friday.

It was already planned for this weekend, but then we saw the awful scenes in Bulgaria for the England game earlier this week, which highlighted the issue even more.

Chris, first of all, let's start with this particular incident.

What did you make of it when you saw it?

questions about how this would be dealt with, what the punishment might be.

And like you say, even afterwards, Gareth Southgate saying, look, we need to get our own house in order.

Now it's happened in this country, in England, and this is the action that was taken.

Do you think we will see other teams further up the footballing pyramid take a lead, whether or not it's the right way to deal with it?

Do you think we might see more of teams taking a stand and walking off?

Well, the FA released a statement to say they are investigating it.

The police are also investigating it as well.

It's strongly... Both clubs have come out and said this is not obviously what we want to see.

It's a small section of fans.

We'll see how it pans out, but thank you.

I know it's very early to say this but for Frank Lampard to be doing this with a team with one hand effectively tied behind his back because of the lack of transfers, or no transfers he's allowed to make, I mean there's a lot of focus on the youngsters but do you think the senior players get enough credit?

Testing times at the moment at St James' Park in general.