Dion Fanning

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And that's the thing with Michael Carrick.

You aren't getting much.

You'd have... Vibes, that's it.

We need vibes.

Dominance.

Carrick is...

Maybe this is the new way of doing things, staying calm and being, you know, a steady hand.

Just Deserby, Deserby, of course.

Where is he?

Who was it, John?

It was Tom Allnut of The Times, yeah, who is a regular at Tottenham and asks searching questions, which certain managers don't like.

Funny enough, you mentioned Deserby and Xabi appear to have been given powers that managers

weren't previously given because of the sheer desperation of their clubs to find something different and to go back to something approaching the older model.

What about Carrick then?

Listen, there's promise there, isn't there?

It helps that the manager appears to play, to try and fit the players into the right positions rather than the Ruben Amorim, I wrote in a paper, constipation of his approach.

Obviously, the midfield appears to have been an issue ever since Michael Carrick himself retired at Manchester United.

How are they going to replace Casemiro, who leaves as a hero, having been not a villain, but someone who there was disappointment in for quite a while?

Ederson of Atalanta is the player linked there.