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That’s the crux of it for me that I think some people aren’t taking into account - Keogh can’t play for the rest of his contract, the other two can.

Obviously Lawrence took him out by being the driver, but Keogh put himself in that position. A poor decision that has cost him a lot. Just because Lawrence got a six week fine doesn't mean that is what Keogh should get. It simply doesn't work like that. I do agree however that money probably...

I don't think he is being treated how he is because he is old, I think he is being treated how is is because his contract is up in June 2020 and he can't play for the rest of his contract. He is largely the author of his own misfortune, as horrible as that is for him. Maybe the club's hands...

I don't think so - here the employee screwed the employer. They're paying him £1.25m a year, he took himself out of action. I feel for the guy, we all make mistakes, but I've got sympathy for the employer as well.

That's whataboutism. I was looking at Keogh's case in isolation. Fact is Keogh was old and in the twilight of his career. All the more reason to (a) expect more from him and (b) for him to not be so daft. The two young kids are worth more, have longer contracts (i'm guessing, I don't know)...

Seems pretty clear to me - he's got 8 months left on his contract, they almost certainly have grounds to bin him off for misconduct now (surely doing something as daft as getting into car with a drunk driver and getting injured for the rest of your contract is grounds for terminating a...