Dan Thomas

Yeah.

So the fact that he understands...

the problem that he's got is halfway to fixing it.

No, I say he's halfway because he is only halfway.

He still has to mature mentally as a person in order to be able to sit in the house and not be thinking about it and be able to push it aside, understanding that it'll take me a little bit of time to get back to 100% and then I'll be fine.

This is all very serious, but the fun element of it, there's nowhere in the world, as I said at the moment, that you prefer to watch than La Mignon Malle.

And we join, Stevie, in an era where you feel there aren't as many as these kind of superstars.

No.

We talk about teams, we talk about tactics, we talk about organisation.

Yeah.

But that's why we watch the game.

That second goal today just leaves you going, blimmin' heck, he's good.

Yeah, as you say, you sit and watch that and you go, who else today can do that?

And I can't come up with an answer to that.

And for somebody like him as well, he's got the perfect team, and he's got the perfect manager, and he's playing with the perfect players that want to do the same things as him.

They all, particularly the forward players...

I mean, look at Rafinha.

All he wants to do is open his legs up and get striking that left peg.

And Jamal, all he wants to do is take people on, knock them down, skip past them, and then whip balls into the back of the net.

And so he's in the absolute perfect place with the perfect team and the perfect manager to continue doing what he's doing.