Craig Burley

I want to leave.

And Madrid is where I want to go.

He didn't say that.

I mean, they're just cutting their nose off to spite their face.

And as for Liam Rossignol and his press conferences, they just get worse by the day.

And Frank, you said that he just sort of said nothing, not mention Madrid at all.

You work... So if he goes in, if Enzo Fernandes or any other player goes in to the manager or the chief executive or whatever one of the multiple sporting directors they've got and says, I don't want to be at this club anymore and here's a written transfer request, which you don't really see many times these days, but what if a player was to do that at Chelsea and make it known they want to leave?

Is that a suspension?

But these people, all of a sudden, for some reason, because there's maybe some noise around this, think they're going to have to do something.

And the reason that they're doing the wrong thing is because in general, they don't know what they're doing.

Every time they make a decision, every time they make a move, it's usually the wrong one.

And yet again, they've done it.

So, Frank, would you have suspended him for two games?

Just the question.

Would you have suspended him for two games?

What if he says Madrid?

And meanwhile, 100 agents are behind the scenes all squabbling and getting players' moves and making all this money and doing all this skullduggery.

But that's OK.

But you can't answer a question.

And it results in you're going to miss.