Don Hutchison

But I think the one thing to try and pin down on what he's improved is he's more or less saying, look, it can't come from me all the time.

And if there needs to be an argument, there needs to be a fight in the dressing room afterwards, well, we're going to have to own it.

And since I net a red card the other day, my word, what a turnaround inside two or three days to put that sort of performance in.

Very, very good.

I think it's two wins and nine.

They're running out of gas, aren't they?

I mean, they're starting to look, even though their bench is starting to come back a little bit, they're starting to look just a little bit leggy, starting to look a little bit lethargic.

It's like dipping for the line and they're nowhere near it.

When I am, we will solve it.

It's just, can he stop the rot?

early on and can he stop it in the next game?

Because if that goes on and it's two wins in 10, two wins in 11, before you know it, if Liverpool beat Tottenham, they'll go close to Villa, if not above them, bar and goal difference.

So it's still a talented squad.

It's just...

At some point, this team and these individuals, whichever one it might be that's looking fatigued and knackered, somehow when I am, he's got to take them out the firing line, try and give them a little bit of rest and try and go again and try and somehow tell them that the last 10 games are going to be really important.

Get your rest in and try and go again.

Looking at about a million games going on, I'm going to sit massively on the fence.

I can't trust Liverpool, so I'm just going to go 25% for all four of them.

No, I like your question.

I'd like to think that Unai Emery's all in to try and get in the Champions League with Villa and to win the Europa League.