Alan Pardew

Now he's got the subs coming off onto the pitch with a great attitude and fancy themselves to join in the action.

So he's got the team in a great position and he'll be very, very pleased going home tonight.

There is one disappointing player in that dressing room, Rashford, because he was terrific.

And then suddenly he gets substituted.

You said, I can't believe he's going off.

He goes off.

But Martial comes on and scores.

So Rashford, although he's played well, will probably sit there.

So he'll be more hungrier next week to get his goal.

Exactly.

That's exactly what you want.

Well you have a European campaign and that always helps when you have a group of international players that Man Utd always have.

So that's a great situation for the manager because you can chop and change, you can stick them in, leave Rashford out and change it around or whatever you want to do.

But what you want to do is have that hunger, create that hunger amongst your attackers to score goals and that's exactly what's happening at the moment and that's all good news for Man Utd.

Well, on paper, it looks good.

I mean, you know, all those teams you'd expect them to beat until you get to Liverpool, that looks the toughest test in there.

But the Premier League is such that it never works out like that.

And Jose's quite right.

He's managing expectations with that interview.

Two wins, same as last year.