Don Hutchison

True, but I mean, are these guys... Yeah, no, I take your point, but I'm just thinking Man United have gone through so many managers like Jose, like Van Gaal, like Amarim, who've put their titles on the table and said, look, this is what I'll bring.

And they've not exactly delivered.

So why wouldn't it be Michael?

Now, listen, I think he's got history.

I think, listen, I pride myself, as the guys do, but working for the Premier League, I'd like to think I know 99% of the laws of the game, where now I think over the last season and a half, 18 months, I'm starting to get a little bit lost in the handball law.

The offside law with this five centimetre sort of gap that you can apply.

When does that apply?

The push in the back, because I seen Romero get pushed in the back down at Tottenham when Eketike jumped for the ball and stuck it in the top corner.

So that was allowed.

And I thought the touch from Kwele Mane into the back of Gabriel was minimal.

And the reason why I say that, and I'm pretty sure even if Craig doesn't agree with me, he'll agree with what I'm going to say now.

When you get pushed in the back,

your legs do not give way.

So therefore, Gabriel made the most of it, and in my opinion, he dived.

Because your legs don't give way.

If you get a nudge in the back, your legs don't give way.

And you know when you get a tap in the back, your legs don't give way.

Well, absolutely, because it could be a massive moment in the Champions League, or it could be a massive moment at the end of the title, at the end of the league when they play Arsenal, or it could be a huge game.

I mean, we've seen them there before go down, and the referee on that occasion said, no, no foul.

Then there's a push in the back from Koala Mane there.