Craig Burley

I accept that.

And I do think the Romero one you're talking about, I think they got that wrong.

The Volta Mata one on Gabriel at...

to St James' Park, there's been quite a few.

And I think the argument here is not, for me, is two or three wrongs don't make a right.

It's just consistency within refereeing, which I think is another debate altogether.

And I think the consistency across the board, not just in England, but in the whole of Europe is pretty terrible.

But just on pure facts...

And pure replays, whether we think it is soft or not, I think it absolutely has to be given as a free kick.

Because once you put your hands in somebody's back, then the chances of you getting away with that are extremely slim.

Craig, would you say he's made the most of it?

Well, I can't answer that question because I don't really know.

We're now debating how much...

pressure was in the push.

His legs have gone.

His legs have gone underneath him.

Well, my point is, as soon as you're seen in that position, go that way, as soon as you're seen in that position in somebody's back, it's a no-brainer.

It's not whether we like it or not or whether we think it's...

I think it's a foul, unfortunately.

I think it's a very light foul, but I think it's a foul.