Gary Neville

Obviously, the circumstances have gone with them with the ten men, but Unai Emery's not soft.

That was a great result, but it wasn't a great performance.

And, listen, that doesn't matter.

But the fact that the opposition team were down to ten men and they still probably should have got something from the game, I think would be a big worry for the other away games.

You look at the home games, you think they'll look after themselves for Arsenal, but the away games, you still feel you might have to win one of them.

And looking at it, listen, winning one out of three, you'd expect, you know, a team of Arsenal's calibre, the size and the attacking players they have, but you'd still fear for them away from home, really.

But, I mean, six points for me is a guarantee with the home games that they've got.

That gets them to 72.

And whether you could pick up another three or four points, that'd be enough, but it's just whether they can do that away from home.

They're not easy away games, though.

I think it's a brilliant performance.

As I said, Unai Emery's not stupid.

I think the performance tonight, he'll be delighted with the result and he'll just be thinking, just please get me in the Champions League for next year and then I can really get to grips with what's going on here.

I've seen what I've got for 12 months because this team still needs sorting out.

So Gary's right, he's doing a brilliant job with what he's got but he knows what he's got's not enough and he...

For him, it's just get the results, forget performances.

I mean, to perform like that really against 10 men, against Watford, is not great.

But if he can just get a few defenders, that's what I'll be thinking.

Get me that money for next season, next summer, to improve this team.

Watford beaten, stay 10th.