One rule for one, one rule for another? That’s the message coming out of Chelsea, as boss Liam Rosenior sends Enzo Fernandez to the stocks, while letting others run away scot-free.

Let’s face it, the Chelsea dressing room doesn’t exactly give off a cohesive environment, does it? Rosenior’s decision to ban Fernandez from the squad for two matches is the latest desperate attempt from the struggling manager to convey a message of control. Instead, once again, it just looks as if the clowns are running the circus.

What was the crime? Teasing a transfer? A succulent transfer rumour?

While Fernandez’s comments were less than ideal - the Argentine flirting with a move away from Chelsea - the punishment doesn’t fit the crime. It pales in comparison to the comments made by Manchester City’s Rodri over the international break, and he’ll almost certainly be picked by Pep Guardiola in the next two matches.

Regardless, they weren’t even the worst comments made by a Chelsea player while away with their national team. Fernandez could’ve followed in his team-mate Marc Cucurella’s footsteps, with the Spaniard tantamount to suggesting Rosenior wasn’t fit for...