Don Hutchison

But it's a horrible situation and scenario to be in because you're living game by game.

And my memory of being in that dogfight where West Ham is, every home game that we played, there was always TVs on.

Big massive plasmas in the dressing room.

The first thing we've done when we came in, whether we won or we lost, is we banged on the TV and we saw all the results about the teams in and around us.

You got a little bit of joy when you've seen someone lose and then you were quickly deflated when you thought, oh no, they've won.

And then you try and do all the math in your head and then you fast forward seven days later, another game comes.

We did.

We used, yeah.

Do you remember that?

We used to do a Monday program, didn't we?

We used to argue like cat and, yeah, we used to argue like cat and dogs.

It even got that far.

I was arguing like Michael Carrick's career like I think profile wise the same as Busquets, two like brilliant players but Busquets sort of won the lot because he had you know legendary players around him but Michael technically was brilliant so me and Craig done a program for for PLP and it was every Monday and it was like it was you know you know where like like we've got opinions it got that bad in the end Craig would just out me on air for the state of my socks

You go, how can I take it seriously with a colour of socks on?

It's just... It was a Monday, Mario.

I mean, they've definitely turned a corner.

That is the truth they have.

It's just when you analyse their fixtures, Liverpool away next, and I'm not sure what's after that, but they play all the big boys.

They play, I think, Aston Villa and the likes of Man City, and you try to pinpoint, as we were chatting before, where the wins are going to come from.

You plot it in your head.