Conan Doherty

I just thought it was a mad punishment.

Obviously...

I think this stems from when Bielsa did it.

I remember Lampard's press conference and he kept saying, you don't do that in our country, you don't do that here.

And it really spoke to something like, you know, we have morals, we have a high compass when it comes to something like this.

We don't do that here.

Fair enough, I know you don't want people doing it.

But like you say, is the punishment befitting of this crime?

Like watching a team...

And the consequences.

They always call it the £100 million game.

It could probably be called £200 million now at this stage.

It's worth so much to the team going into that playoff final.

That is just devastating to the history of that club now and all the people that are relying on jobs in there or jobs that they could have hired.

He's definitely not.

I suppose I'm just thinking...

saying he should be allowed to do it although that would be a cool element if clubs were in charge of their own spyware like you know we have to we have to be responsible for making sure nobody spies on us it'd be almost like Jim McGuinness would never let this happen he would just build the wall around the training ground but if you look at Leicester when they got promoted and the financial

irregularities let's say but they were just fined for that but they had all the Premier League money to fall back on and to pay for that fine they got promoted doing what they did in the championship and you're watching the team training I think it was three games that they were said to be guilty of they didn't even win they didn't win any of them

Every time I look up at the office TV, you know, it's just a Sky Sports reporter standing outside that tree.

And Hull City, by the way, chancing their arm.