Dan Thomas

And again, which is why I'm now starting to feel that this season is just winding down.

Quite clearly, Chelsea can't be rid of it quickly enough.

And these players are, a lot of them, trying to save their own heights.

What does that tell you about Rossignol?

Um...

Well, it tells me a lot about the players that if you step onto the pitch, the first thing or one of the things that comes to your mind when things start going poorly is I'm looking for who to point at, who to remonstrate at.

But no, to your question, you need a strong manager on the sidelines to kind of call that out.

And whether it's drop players or make examples of them somehow.

And I'm not sure that Leroy Rossini, Liam Rossini, excuse me, is that person.

You don't get that feeling from him, from some of his body language on the sidelines.

Yeah, you don't get the feeling he's got that nasty streak in him.

No.

They're all good managers.

I've got that side.

You just...

You know, as a player in a dressing room, when things are going bad, that's the one thing when you're coming off the field, whether it's half-time or at the end of a game, when you've not performed and you're thinking, oh, I hope he's not.

I hope we don't see that side of him.

This is Premier League and Champions League.

Yeah.

This is horrible.