Gary Neville

Don't let the celebration police, led by Wayne Rooney, you know, say to you, don't enjoy this moment because football is moments.

You know, watching that City game in Everton.

But watching City against Burnley and the chances, I was thinking, you know when people say, no, City won't go, City will still drop points.

I was thinking, well, where?

I didn't see them dropping.

Because you see the win against Burnley, in their eyes, it's probably...

That's a poor result for them in respects of the goals that they should have scored.

And then Everton, without Rodri, I just feel that without Rodri, there's no game management.

It was just so... You know, watching the game, even when it was 1-0, and obviously the individual's goals were magnificent, it just felt like they weren't managing the game.

Everton were getting at them and getting at them.

They should have scored at least two more for him.

They could have scored three more.

So then I was thinking, well, maybe it isn't.

That's the big encouragement for Arsenal, not just the fact they lost it just the way that we're in it.

The golf ball just fell out.

It's clean, though.

City were going for it, but again, it comes down to, remember what I'm saying, by any means necessary, you get the job done, and they've done that at Burnley, even though they're disappointed they didn't score more goals.

But that Everton game, at some stage, surely, Roy, Scholes, you'll know, guys, and you, Gio, everybody will know that.

You've got to think, you know, we're kind of shaky, and let's just drop in, and let's just make it difficult.

And if we have to win 1-0, that didn't happen.