David Jones

So victory for Arsenal, and on Saturday we saw their North London rival Spurs brush aside Huddersfield on Saturday lunchtime.

Four goals to nil and so many changes to the side as well, Jamie.

Obviously without Harry Kane, Dele Alli injured, Son for the most part.

So how impressive was this as a consequence?

Three straight wins there and they haven't conceded a goal yet at the new stadium.

We'll try and punctuate this analysis with some of your questions.

And here we go.

A nice gentle one.

Gary, do you think Spurs are better without Harry Kane?

And it's Pogba who obviously gets two goals, but... He was mightily relieved as well, and they needed the win.

They haven't had a great run of results, really, since beating Paris Saint-Germain.

I suppose we all thought then, Gary, that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was making this job seem so easy.

What's your take on this?

There are huge games ahead still this season, Gary.

I'm just wondering, from your perspective, with Barcelona tomorrow night, then Goodison, which is always tricky, and then those back-to-back games, which we've talked about as being decisive in the title race, Manchester City, and then for them in the top four, where are the priorities in those games?

Right now, Arsenal and Spurs are in those top four places.

How do you see that?

What's your reaction to the head and hands?

Don't start that.

Tell you what we should do now, let's talk about Liverpool.