Damien Delaney

I need to find a groove here.

Can I, can some, you know, and it's just not happening, you know, and it's obviously not happening because McAllister is not anywhere near the level neither is Grasman, Burchard or Van Dijk.

And obviously, Luis Diaz going out of the team, Isak is a big miss because a lot of the time, you know, Isak will get you the goals that can kind of cover up a couple of mediocre performances.

So, yeah, he's scrambling right now.

Okay.

Well, look, first of all, they're in danger of getting dragged into a relegation battle.

I think that West Ham win on the weekend has just shook everybody up because now all of a sudden they're eight points and they're in free fall.

You know, they need to find, I would say, 10 points from somewhere.

You can't see it coming because you look, they've got two European games coming up against a Bosnian team.

We've all seen what their Premier League record is after Europe.

They're 0%.

They don't win the Sunday after Thursday game.

And if those teams below them pick up another couple of points and it gets cut to three or four, they are in serious trouble.

I think the manager... Okay, so first of all, just a review on what they were trying to do, right?

All the things we said there.

You know, you look south of the river in London.

There's, you know, from Charlton, Millwall, Crystal Palace...

That's it.

You have like Bromley, you have Wimbledon, you have Sutton, you have maybe Crawley, you know, teams.

They're all, you know, in terms of reasonable sized clubs.