Craig Burley

It's an endemic.

Luke Shaw done it.

Yeah.

I mean, it used to be...

And I mean this in all sincerity.

In England, back in the day, and I'm talking a long time ago, we're talking about diving.

It was only the foreign players.

That's what it was, isn't it?

That was the conversation.

And I'm not... The European players... The British players never died, which was nonsense.

That was nonsense.

But the European players came in from Italy and Spain and Germany and all that, and they were clever, and they would go to ground, and everybody used to say, it's just the European players, it's just the Italians, it's just the Dutch, it's just the Spanish.

Well, no.

The British players are as guilty as everybody now.

Yeah, it's not...

It's not just the patent for the players that are not British now.

It is that they're all as bad as each other for trying to con and get the game stopped.

And that's why quite often when I'm watching the game and somebody kicks the ball out for a non-emergency injury or an injury that's not threatening, certainly not in a head sense, I get irate.

I get irate at this.

Because it's a business, it's a game, it's a contest.