Craig Burley

I suppose when you look at the five games in their totality...

from where they were, that's a very good return of points, even though they're playing a side that's currently in the relegation zone.

Well, Kunya's quick, Robbo, isn't he?

But he doesn't want to play on the shoulder.

He doesn't want to play in behind.

He wants to come short.

He wants to drift.

Brian and Bemo, it's kind of natural for him to try and run in behind.

If you watched them at the weekend, they went, particularly in the first half of the game, they went long.

quite a lot when they were pressed and they went long and tried to go long and over the top from Lammans to Bryan and Benno so that was a little strange and we didn't agree with Stuart we didn't see Bruno Fernandes in as good of positions since he's moved back into this 10 role as we have in all the other games where

And maybe that's credit to West Ham because maybe they were flooding that area and he was having to go and find these spaces.

He was having to go and look for the ball more than he has been in games that have been a bit more open and he's found some great spaces and he's really linked that midfield and forward line.

We didn't really see that today.

It wasn't a disaster for Man United and they dug a point out and they're very much

very much in this race for Champions League football which is bearing in mind where we've been with this Ruben Amarim conversation when he was at the club it was kind of unthinkable in some sense but it seems at the moment Michael Carrick is getting a tune today was a small blip

But when you look at Liverpool's struggles, and when you look at Chelsea have dropped some points, and you look at the rest, Manchester United are very much in this race for Champions League football next year.

If you'd have said to Carrick and his crew, can you imagine?

You'd have said to him, right, here's the job, not giving it to Solskjaer, obviously, here's the job,

You've got City and Arsenal.

Was it Tottenham?