Gary Neville

I think later on in the game, he actually cleared things on his right foot, so it's not a case of he had to come on to his left foot.

Listen, he's made a mistake, but I think you can see the maturity and the experience of him now.

He's big enough to say, yeah, that was my mistake, I went in the dressing room, held my hands up, and that's part of the game.

Do you think the problem on that one, though, is because he was actually so close to his goal?

Do you know what I mean?

Say if you're on the penalty spot or something, I understand what you're... I think sometimes when you're that close to... I know Edison still does it, but you're that close... Edison controls it on the touchline and rolls it out to the penalty spot to a centre-back.

It was.

Listen, initially, I mean, I've had to watch it a lot of times, really, because to start with, I wasn't convinced with how much is in it.

He's after him.

He wants to make a challenge.

I think what's happened here is... He's not going to get away with it, I don't think, with the red card.

That's not going to happen.

My thing, I think what's happened here, and I'll just stop it as he makes connection here...

They've just conceded the goal.

I think this was 30 seconds later.

Now, we know what Troy Deeney is.

And listen, let's be honest about it.

We love the fact that Troy Deeney talks about certain things and maybe an old-fashioned type of player, and he puts himself out.

And we do Super Sunday Game and say, oh, it was great, he bullied the centre-backs.

Now, he's probably gone a little bit too far with this.