Gary Breen

They're cramping up.

So even as they put that ball down, walk back and start addressing the ball, their legs are actually cramping up.

You can't do that in training.

You can't create that.

I've no issue with a centre-back taking a penalty.

I regret, I've said this to you before, so much not taking a penalty in Spain.

I regret stopping Kenny Cunningham taking one because he was confident enough to want to do it.

And now looking back, I trust him implicitly to do that.

So I've no issue in terms of who doesn't take one.

The only thing I would do, and Damien Duff made the point last night as a manager, if he saw he's

like his players practicing how Eze took the penalty with that stuttering run, that little, like little step, then a stutter again, a little faint again.

It just feels that there's too many ways it can go wrong.

Now Arteta has come out today and said, or last night I should say that he's never seen Eze miss a penalty in training, but there is something, you know, there's something you cannot create is unique in terms of that.

And when he's trying to make the goalkeeper commit or what he's trying to do and he realises he doesn't, then in his mindset, you're thinking, my pen has to be absolutely perfect into the corner rather than just stroking it in there and he just overcooks it.

And that costs you in the end.

In terms of Gabriel, I have no issue with him.

And I know players will miss penalties.

I've no problem about that.

But what I will say is that it's not a lottery.

You know, you're not picking, you're not picking a ball out of a bag or anything like that.