Alan Pardew

And this is even better.

Goal is not set.

And it's a good goal.

Yeah, absolutely.

He's done brilliant for this football club.

And as I say, he looked a bit edgy today.

And, you know, he could probably point... He's honest enough to say he probably fought for certainly the second goal.

But, you know, there was a good atmosphere when the game left the stadium.

And as a home manager, when you're 2-1 down, you've got an equaliser, the fans have gone home relatively happy, you go, OK, we go to the next game.

I think he'd be very pleased, if I'm honest.

He was a little bit despondent with the signings that he got, but the players that he has signed I think have done very, very well.

I thought John Joe, we talked about John Joe at the top of the game today, but I thought he was terrific today.

Everything was clever and composed and they look like they've got a few more passes in.

They're growing in confidence.

When you go into the Premier League and you've just been promoted, you need to grow in confidence and the 11 points they've got will help them do that.

Well, he needs to get the balance right.

You can see he's kind of, am I going to play with two strikers, am I going to put Davies in?

Not really, no, I don't think.

In terms of a manager's call now in the Premier League, that really is a problem, that position, that number 10 position.

Do you play a midfield player or do you play a striker?