Liam Rossignol

Yeah, I spoke with Enzo an hour ago.

As a football club, with me as part of that process, we've made a decision.

He won't be available for tomorrow's game and he won't be available for Manchester City on the next Sunday.

I think for Enzo, it's disappointing to speak in that way.

What I will say about Enzo is in terms of him as a character, as a person, I've got no bad words to say about him, but I think a line was crossed in terms of our culture and what we want to build.

So we had to make a sanction and that was a decision we've made.

So it was a joint decision.

And saying that the door is not closed on Enzo, that's very important.

It's a sanction.

You have to protect, especially this football club.

This is a winning football club with traditions of success.

You have to protect that culture.

And I think in terms of that, the line was crossed in the international break.

What there isn't, I'll make this very, very clear.

There is not a rift in the dressing room.

There's not a group of players who are not speaking to another group of players.

We are together, and me included.

Fantastic conversation with Mark yesterday.

Half an hour in my office.

The disappointing thing for me, what we're trying to create here in my time, I've only been here for three, coming up to three months.