David Jones

He wants his teams to work hard.

You saw that yesterday.

They rode the luck at times, but they were fantastic.

You know, I think if Carers would be looking and thinking that, you know, if I can get this team into Champions League positions and do well come the end of the season, then why couldn't he be in the running for the job permanently?

But like I say, he's a fantastic person and, you know, hopefully it will be really good for the club.

Already, very, very early days, but it strikes me that he'll be able to cut out all the noise.

Yeah, and what Michael did yesterday was probably the most sensible thing anyone's done at Man United for a long time, is just play players in their right positions.

I kept actually questioning myself, am I getting this wrong with Bruno Fernandes?

Is he a number six alongside someone else?

And I kept watching Amorim do it week in, week out.

And all of a sudden, I watched him yesterday play in a 10.

which makes complete and utter sense.

And you thought, wow, why has nobody done that?

Why have you not thought to maybe just change the system?

You know, I've never seen Martinez and then you have Harry Maguire, good partnership, right footed, right back, left footed, left back.

You get your best players in their best positions.

You bring Mainu back into the team alongside Casemiro.

Football is not rocket science.

I think sometimes we let managers make us think that it is.

Just make sensible decisions and you can get wins.