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Obviously not true because they al ran straight back on and got stuck in. A head injury consists of needing blood flow to be stopped or a concussion check. Not getting your hair brushed by Lewis Dunk's hand. I suspect most of the "treatment" was tactical instructions.

We do a lot of 11 v 11 in training according to the players. We obviously don't bus in Andre Mariner for those sessions so who do you reckon keeps order?

He's spot on. Last week we genuinely drew a game we should have won thanks to a "factual" decision by an incompetent TV watcher who was given two games off. Oliver, on the field, was an ok ref. This week there was no murder by incorrect TV analysis but the on field ref supported a culture of...

Rather than answer that, let me give you an example from another sport. My friend's son is an aspiring Rugby Union player. He was one of the best scrum halves in London in his age group and is now at a rugby playing college where many professionals come from. My friend works in the NHS and...

I’d be a lot more upset if he came back on too early, got serious brain damage and had to retire

If you have a head injury, whether it's caused by a coin, a block, a deliberate act or a clash of heads you should not be on the pitch full stop. You cannot be on it if you are pouring blood until it's stemmed (which would happen now for coining) and in all other circumstances there is a risk of...

If you deliberately cause a head injury you should get a red card. No one's proposing that part of the laws are changed.

Which team do you suggest goes first? I nominate Fulham.

De Zerbi doesn’t agree. I’d wager he was closer to the action than you