Dwight Yorke

Jonah, I have to say it was painful watching Man United.

I felt that I looked at a team that is lacking in confidence.

No sparkle whatsoever within that team.

I look at the bench to see if someone can come off apart from Wayne Rooney, who can bring something, add something different to the team, which seems to be short in every department, and Stokes took full advantage of us this afternoon.

Do you feel, then, it's time for a change, Dwight?

I have to say...

I think Van Gogh was the right man earlier on.

I personally do think that.

I think that in the past,

three weeks or so, I think results have gone against him.

I think when you looked at where Man United are positioned now, sixth in the league, out of the Champions League, lost to Bournemouth, to Norwich City, now at Stoke.

It's been his worst run being at Manchester United as a manager here.

And I look throughout the team, I look for leadership, I look for the fight within the team, I look for players, I look for togetherness.

And all of those things seem to have been missing within the ranks.

And of course, you know, leaving out your talisman, your captain in the most difficult situation, someone with the experience.

Although his performance has not been the greatest, but so is a lot of players within that ranks as well.

I just felt that it went against him and he got it wrong again this afternoon.

I think it's very difficult for him.

I looked at the players and said, you look for reaction.

And he talks about the togetherness within that team, that the players will be fighting.