David Wilson

Are they a big club, really?

They've won two trophies in 25 years.

Yeah, which is quite interesting this week because I think they overtake United in the Deloitte Money League as regards revenue.

So that's really interesting.

And also it's quite a worrying thing as well for the rest of the league that you have to increase your stadium and build a brand new kind of generic stadium to increase your revenue and make money.

But

Spurs like off the pitch like we don't really know who's running the club so Frank is kind of this vacuum of he's in this vacuum well he met them for lunch so he knows yeah he meets them for lunch he meets them for breakfast but like he knows but like I don't know where the support is coming from like Vinay Venkatesh or whatever like is that like is he really going to be there like Paratachi's just left as well

I don't know I would kind of cut the slack on Frank and I'd kind of look at some of the players he has and maybe some of the players to step up as well because you know they haven't really been performing as what they should be as well so you're saying stick with him absolutely stick with him yeah

a step or two above a lot of these leagues and so when they go and play them it looks relatively straightforward and they look good they have the sixth biggest wage bill in the Premier League so generally that's a reflection of where you should finish in the league so sixth I think for Spurs they're currently 14th but like there's not much this is the issue yeah but there's not much there's not much in the difference there's not you know there's a couple of wins yeah where are those wins going to come yeah

Yeah, I'm actually disappointed about Casemiro leaving at Manchester United.

I actually literally just said this last week to my dad.

I was like, Casemiro, I'd like him to stay at the club.

And even if he doesn't stay in a playing capacity, to stay in a coaching capacity, because I think he has such an influence, like he's been one of the best holding midfielders in...

in Europe for the last let's say 10 years he's won 4 or 5 Champions Leagues and I was listening to Dion on the football show last night or on the newsroom last night with Eoghan and Cameron and he said you know he wasn't that bad as his legacy at Man United I actually think he has got a pretty solid legacy at United

He played in the team and probably his most difficult moment as a Manchester United player was when he was playing in Holden midfield beside Christian Eriksen, who also couldn't run.

And he was expected... So United basically had a front four pressing and then a back four that kind of stayed 20 yards outside their own box.

So he was expected to cover like 60 yards a room.

And even Casemiro at his peak was never able to do that.

So...

As regards his United career, looking back on his legacy, it's actually been pretty good, pretty solid.