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Well one never knows in football of course, but as things stand l think we have come out of this pretty well. Keeping an unhappy, and seemingly angry, player anywhere near the club is never a good recipe.

In my book they now have two dickhead keepers.

If true l'd say that's not a bad deal for us.

How let's just hope that Sanchez is the last player that Chelsea sign from us this summer.

Yesssssssssss!

This all day long, and an over rated goalkeeper too in my book.

Maybe, but hey let's just enjoy what we've got going at the moment, not look for problems. Nothing lasts forever unfortunately.

Nope thank goodness, something of a loose cannon at the club now perhaps, hopefully we will be saying goodbye before too long.

My thoughts too Ted.

Well l am glad he is expecting his first child with HIS missus, and not somebody else's.

He is lucky to still be at the club AND being paid too.

No one has been egging me on, l just think he is overrated, that's my opinion.

and it has to be said, the club that has made him into a Premier League goalkeeper. No respect, that's the sad thing too.

Allegedly they are targetting Hugo Loris as Onana'sreplacement should he leave for Man U . . . if BBC Sport is to be believed anyway.

Indeed, and to be honest l know which of the two l'd prefer.DR not RS.

Early last season, before he was dropped, he might have made big money, not now though.

It was, and still is to De Zerbi, one gets the feeling that he isn't a man to be messed with, almost as soon as Trossard started playing the big l am and thinking he was bigger than the club, De Zerbi wanted him gone. To a large extent with RDZ, it's either his way, or the high way.

On the other hand we aren't known for keeping unhappy players, soon after Trossard started playing up after his return from the World Cup, he was on his way to Arsenal. It helped of course that we received a large wedge for him.

and that makes what he did right? Like it or not it's the manager's prerogative whether to reinstate him . . . or not.

It's all relative innit? whether you are Wayne Rooney who has played more times for England than anyone else, or Lewis Dunk who has just one cap, you are still classed as an international.