Craig Burley

And he has walked into the journalist question there.

So I think it's a big learning curve.

But I also think it stems from Chelsea's hierarchy.

He's not answering that question if he fully respects the club.

He's not answering that question, if you ask me.

OK, so no one on this panel as yet believes that the two-game suspension is the right call.

Ian and Luis?

I NEVER SAID HE WAS THE VICTIM.

I SAID HE IS WELL WITHIN HIS

Well, yeah, and listen, he's well probably within his rights to throw that in if he wants, because, as we well know, if he wants Real Madrid to come and sign him, all he's got to do is throw that out there or talk to his agent.

So I think we're blowing this way out of proportion.

There's lots of players at lots of clubs that are unhappy and frustrated.

There's lots of players that give interviews and say things.

If you're going to suspend people every time they say something that may

be deemed that they're trying to leave a football club, then you'd be suspending people all the time.

He was asked the question.

I don't deny that there is something in wanting to go to Spain.

And I don't deny either that the fella might want to take his family and live in Madrid.

But I think he's fully entitled to say so.

Luis, you get the last word on it.