Dennis Wise

Correct, and that's what they've done.

I think the first part of this, we all know, we're sitting here, me and Matt, and we're looking at this, this is going to go to Hazard.

And who do you not want in the box to have the ball?

Hazard.

OK, they've got a situation where it came down, the regain came down to Giroud quite nicely.

And there was a bit of a mix-up, who's going to head it and who's not going to head it.

And it's fell nicely, but it's a fantastic finish, I've got to say that.

And this is what he's about.

He comes on, he's done it many, many times, but...

From a Southampton point of view, there was so much wrong there.

But, you know, from a Chelsea point of view, you've got to look at it that they've got themselves back into the game and they've gone and won it right at the end.

You know, close to a fantastic finish by Giroud.

It really was.

I'm sure they're playing for their manager.

But I think you look at his persona and I think they're playing for themselves, the manager of the club.

But he's over all the way that he comes across.

He looks like, yeah, OK, the season's nearly kind of done and we're nearly there and we haven't done what we're supposed to do.

It comes across like that, which is...

From a Chelsea person, which is quite sad for me, really, to see that, because I look at him and think, come on, I want a big smile.

Yes, I was so disappointed with the first half.