Craig Burley

For that game on Sunday, for me, if that goalkeeper plays, he's got to take that risk.

of those howlers out of the equation.

Yes, absolutely.

And just go against the manager and get that ball lodged up the field.

If it's a comfortable pass, great.

If it's anything over... I mean, if it's not 90% that it's an easy pass, up the pitch.

What are you expecting from Spurs, Don, and Deserby?

Are you going to like this one, Kay?

I'm on comms for the game on Sunday, so I can't wait for that one.

We didn't even need to ask.

I know.

Well, like the boys have said, I mean, Deserby's going to want to put his stamp on what happens from now to the end of the season.

His stamp, like Craig said and Casey said, is taking massive chances.

You can go back and look at any footage under Deserby when he was at Brighton.

It's goalkeepers playing balls from their goal line onto the penalty spot of the six-yard box and attracting the pressure and trying to play that lovely, beautiful, purist-type football.

He hasn't got time.

So it's going to be fascinating watching the game, whether he's put his stamp on it and he wants his team and his players and his goalkeeper to play out from the back because that is his style.

Or with seven games to go, does he just abandon all his principles and says, right, the most important thing, which is a common sense thing, is do the right thing, win games.

And that started the weekend against Sunderland.

Looking at the fixtures tonight when I was watching the West Ham game, Spurs and Forrest have got the tougher running.