Dwight Yorke

what's the right word, he's not been really the sort of big name and the sort of sparkle that we expect of him, and he should have dealt with this better.

You've got to be decisive and precise in terms of your decision-making, and he got really caught up.

The win has held it up, and his whole temperament in terms of his decision-making was totally the wrong one there, and United obviously paid for that.

What about this, avoidable?

Not at all, I just think sometimes you've got to hold your hand up for a brilliant goal at times, and this guy seems to love, and Artovic seems to love playing against the big teams, and he didn't need any invitation of taking this shot, son.

But the time he struck it, I mean, it flew past the hair before he knows it, but take nothing away from Stoke, I thought they were brilliant from start to finish, it's what you expected, they love playing against a big team, they love turning over the likes of Man Utd,

And certainly United wasn't at the races and Stoke deserved their credit in terms of winning the game very comfortably in the end.

There is a feeling it seems that way.

I mean, you look at a character who is normally easygoing, outspoken, can say, and he seems to have lost for words there for a moment.

You know, he's been in that dressing room for a number of years.

He would never experience anything like he's experiencing now at that football club.

So it's very hard for him to see what he's going through and the rest of the team.

For me, what is evident is that out there on the football pitch, I've seen a team that is lacking spark.

You know, you're looking for someone to sparkle that team, to get them going.

And it just seems to have gone out of the players.

And when that is happening, it's always going to end up in one result.

Yeah, absolutely.

You've seen a man that is hurt, probably being let down by the players in that dressing room as well, not being able to get the best out of these players.

And certainly in a run of defeat, it's always going to hurt you even more so, and especially being at Manchester United Football Club.

And you could see the hurt in the manager there, disappointed, to say the least.