Andy Hinchcliffe

And to think that Bernardo doesn't have anything to learn from it, I'm a little bit surprised by that because I feel he does have a lot to learn from this situation.

Yeah, it's strange.

The Everton fans seem to enjoy this game more than probably the others they've played this season.

In the other games, they've had over 60% of the ball, not created a lot of opportunities, kind of passed and passed it but got nowhere.

Today, they had a lot less of the ball, under 40% of the ball, but they can get back to what maybe Everton intrinsically as a club are all about, that kind of work ethic, that desire to get to the ball, to get the crowd on their feet.

So it doesn't necessarily have to be that you have loads of the ball to get the crowd excited.

It's actually how you go about playing.

And that's what we saw a bit more today.

There's more energy, more desire, more application from the Everton team.

And off the back of it, they created some good opportunities as well.

So it wasn't as if they were just chasing City down to stop them scoring.

They created chances off the back of that as well.

So maybe that's a thing for Marco to look at and say, we don't have to have 60% of the ball to be a decent team.

We can play in another way and maybe we're more effective playing another way.