Craig Burley

Ironically, he goes to West Ham.

It's probably going to be them two, and maybe Spurs, maybe Leeds, but it's ironic that he could be the manager after that explosive press conference and about not getting support and Maranakis firing him when he got them to the Champions League.

I got them into Europe.

He could be the one to set them down.

At the moment, I think Forest are completely shell-shocked and out of form.

Who do you say, Naenum?

Yeah, but when you let teams in with silly challenges, I mean, you see, Caicedo gets a lot of praise, and rightly so, does a lot of things well, but he does a lot of rash stuff.

Fortunately for him and Chelsea, most of the rash stuff he does is in the middle of the park.

But that's the kind of challenge he goes in for a lot.

And when you go in for those kind of challenges in the penalty area, you're running a huge risk, particularly in the game that you win in 2-0, when you don't need to do that and you've got a defender there.

It's not last-minute desperation.

You don't have to dive in.

And that's the little things that...

that he does along with his discipline at times.

I think that he's still, you know, he's a great player, but there's still facets of his game that he needs to brush up on.

And sometimes that decision, and he's a brilliant winner of the ball back in the middle of the park.

He is.

That doesn't make you a brilliant winner of the ball back in the penalty area.

That's where you really have to use your head and think a bit more about lunging into challenges.

And that really is, Robbo said, got Leeds back up and running and put Chelsea back, as the subs came on, put Chelsea back on the back foot just a little bit.