Craig Burley

It just seems this new ownership...

is whilst the club may be running different mechanics, they are also spending money on changing managers and stumbling around and not really knowing what they want.

It's a kind of wait and see policy.

So, you know, it's not all in Liam Rossignol, of course that.

The goalkeeping situation is not particularly good and Robert Sanchez was at it at the weekend again.

Even before they lost the three goals, he almost got cut out, you know, tried to dribble out from the back.

So there's a lot of issues there to be dealt with.

I just feel if Liam Rossignol wants to hang on, it's not just about results, but it's about rhetoric and respect as well.

And at the moment, he's got to build all those fronts.

You know, it's a very unfortunate situation personally with his father passing away.

But they have to look at this from a business standpoint.

They're up the creek without a paddle.

That's how they had a good game against Atletico Madrid, but that game was almost done and dusted after the first leg.

They had a decent second half, in particular at Anfield.

That apart... Who would you choose from that list of names that James gave us then?

Well, obviously, I worked with Glenn at Chelsea, and we're talking about a guy who's A, managed Spurs, as well as the other teams he's managed, and B, has been the England manager.

But again, they've been out of the game for so long...

I'm right in saying Harry Redknapp, I think he's 79?

Yes, yeah, yeah, 79.

And I've always thought Harry Redknapp was just a great man-manager.