Shaka Hislop

Yeah, I don't think it's a good look.

I think it's been a theme of Chelsea's players this season.

Enzo Fernandes comes into that conversation as well, where they feel as though maybe Chelsea are a stepping stone to try and go elsewhere, which shows the standards of Chelsea Football Club over the last five years or so.

Kukurea, when he was signed, was a young player.

So he's only saying things that us pundits and us in the media have known for a long time, that you can get by and you can have the project of signing young players.

And young players will take you so far, but young players will be inconsistent.

That's what happens when you're young.

You need to mature into being top players.

If they keep signing young players, they're going to stay at a certain level.

But I do feel as though he's a little bit out of order, speaking about board and the priorities and the ownership, when he's getting paid an awful lot of money to play for Chelsea.

Yeah, they weren't exactly moaning when they signed their seven-year contract, so were they?

Listen, I think it would carry more weight if it was a John Terry or Ashley Cole.

You know, with all due respect to Mark Kukurea, he's not in that bracket.

He's not an elite left-back, in my opinion.

So him and Gusto and Enzo Fernandes.

Enzo Fernandes is probably the one where he's talking about maybe he's living in Madrid.

He might have got sidetracked by a question.

I agree with Xhaka.

I've sat there in the Scottish press many, many years ago and you have a cup of coffee and they ask you a few questions and everything's a little bit nice and all of a sudden they'll hit you with, oh, which team do you like to watch?

Say, look, the Rangers.