Craig Burley

Now you're leading into a Man City game, which is big pressure.

I don't think I've seen in recent years such a mountain out of a molehill.

As Don said, you had Cucurella basically lambasting the ownership's inability to run the club properly.

And yeah, Enzo Fernandes made a couple of comments here and there, but who doesn't?

You'd think he'd run into the manager's office, kick the door down and had a scrap with him.

And I tell you what, and I'm not, listen, Enzo Fernandes, I think, is a very good player.

And it's not like I'm some fan or something like that, because when I see him on the field, he actually quite annoys me.

No, the way that his antics, he's not the only one, but he's one of several, particularly Chelsea players with their antics.

But if that was me, I'd be inclined now to stick two fingers up to that manager and say, yeah, you want to hang me out to dry?

Yeah, you want to hang me out to dry as the bad guy?

You know, banning me from this game, banning me from one of the big games of the season.

So you're basically pointing the big finger at me to all the fans and media out there that I'm the problem.

And after that, you want me to come back and salvage the season for you after this ridiculous ban to try and save your job?

So Rossini is shooting himself in the foot by not having him available for the weekend, like the journalist asked.

Well, listen...

He may win the game.

He may get in the Champions League.

I don't know.

Any manager who does not pick his strongest team out of spite is shooting themselves in the foot.

There's no player.