Tottenham captain Cristian Romero let his manager down with his red card against Manchester United, and now he is facing a four-game ban.
It's fine for Romero to be a motor mouth on social media, calling the club's recruitment "disgraceful", but he clearly needs to concentrate on his own game because he has been wild in the challenge again.
For a manager like Thomas Frank, who is under pressure, that is the last thing you need.
Poor old Eddie Howe is feeling the heat at Newcastle too, though. We had callers in to 606 at the weekend saying it is time for a change.
I really don't get that thinking at all, and not just because Howe's the guy who ended their long wait for a trophy, less than a year ago.
His squad is stretched now because of the Champions League and their run to the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup, and he also had everything around Alexander Isak's exit to deal with at the start of the season, when it wasn't his doing.
Howe just hasn't been able to replace Isak, either. Yoane Wissa has taken a while to get up and running and Nick Woltemade is very different to Isak in that he likes to come to the ball all the time.
People are saying a change of voice might help, but what about backing the guy who has given you so much happiness? I don't understand why you'd want him out.
This is a very difficult game to predict for various reasons, but we do know Spurs are poor at home and Newcastle aren't great away.
I still think someone will win it, but I am going to sit in the middle anyway, and go for a draw.
Sutton's prediction: 1-1
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