Damien Delaney

Because Eze's a field player.

I mean, you watch him at Crystal Palace.

If he felt the vibe of a game, he'd say, I'm going to make these runs and he's finding a bit of joy.

And it's very much like whatever you feel, you see a pocket of space, you see them defending a certain way.

And you feel that if you don't want to play in the 10, you want to put them outside because they're playing with like a box in midfield.

It's a bit congested.

Then you can just pull on the outside of those boxes and just get on the ball and somebody else will come in.

And that fluidity is just not there with them.

And I don't know if that's planned, if that's just they're with inside of the title now and they've just got a little bit tense.

But the way they're playing, I mean...

It's going to be difficult for them now because I think City are going to get pressure on them.

I think they're going to, like, you know, they'll be training this morning, Man City, and I don't think they'll say much to each other, but I think they'll be like, oh, my goodness, like, we are right in this.

You know, somehow we're right in this.

Now, obviously, they've still got to do it, but I think the additions in January have been excellent, Semenya and Gehi, and I think they will get a head of steam up at some point.

Yeah, they pinned Man United in and they were recycling the ball really well.

They were going down and Man United stood up very, very well.

You know, we can move on to them.

The amount of times that Saka got the ball, I think after about 15 minutes, actually the pause of TV and I've looked at it because it was Dorgo who he was taking on.

And Dorgo was playing left side midfield and Shaw was playing left back.

And I kept thinking, is he playing wing back?