Ben Shephard

Average, compared to the rest of the Premier League, average cost per player, it's quite glaring, the difference.

Manchester City's average player is £41 million and yours is £3.3 million.

But you're still supposed to be competing in the same playing field, as it were.

One of the things that you've done this year is you've converted Callum Paterson to be the main man from a defender up to a striker.

How did that come about?

Are you in the market for a striker in January, do you think, Neil?

Is that something you'd like?

It tends to be more expensive in January as well because everybody is aware when they're selling to someone in January that there's a more urgent need.

Yeah, yeah.

We saw Junior Hoylett's goal from yesterday and it seems like he's having his own sort of goal of the season competition.

This is Watford on the left and then his game against Wolves on the right there, Cammy.

Did you?

Yeah, too right.

Too right.

Liverpool, when they've been beaten, teams have gone at them and questioning whether actually Manchester United right now have the resources to do that.

Do they go and try and do that?

You faced Liverpool in October, of course.

It was another one of those games where the goals were flowing.

How did they compare to the City team that you played against?

That's the impact they can have, isn't it?