David Rea

Speaking of characteristics, though...

I think I read up, David Rea is the second worst keeper that's conceded goals in terms of the amount outside the

box.

He's meant to be the best keeper in the league though.

I've just come out with a hard, early Brighton-style press there again.

You're David Rea fumbling around with the ball, kicking it out of play repeatedly.

I'm confused by your erratic remarks.

I'm

Yeah, next game at the Stadium of Light, Arsenal got up 2-0.

Pen save from David Rea followed, what, only a minute or two on from that was a goal for Bruno Guimaraes, which was quite interesting seeing the celebration.

Yeah, he

put a post up on Instagram saying that's for all you Geordies.

But it was blatantly offside, as simple as that.

And ironically, I was discussing this with somebody last night, and we're going to talk about the penalty that was awarded to Sunderland as well, which, you know, if that was the title deciding game and David Rea doesn't make that world-class save, that could have had real ramifications there.

There may be a possibility.

I watched it very intently.

And originally when it came in, like I said, and I think it was Pierre-Luigi Chalina who's the – ex-Italian referees, the head of referees at FIFA, said it's not about time, it's about accuracy.

So it doesn't even matter if it takes a little bit longer.

I remember that ultimate decision at West Ham, which pretty much sent West Ham down and pretty much made Arsenal champions about where was the foul on David Rea for that equalising goal for West Ham in the last minute.

They did take about five minutes, but in the end they got it right.

And you're right, bringing that up, because that would have been a massive turning point, as we know.

But look, David Rea, a special word for him as well, was that save at the end was absolutely world-class.

So you feel Chelsea have got a lot of improvement in

them? I think they have.