Gary Neville

I mean, £7 million net spend per year over five years.

and he's achieving what he's doing in that club is a big, big performance.

So actually, of course he should be, because you want your manager to sort of feel like he's spending your money, and that's what you're feeling you get with Sean Dyches, that he's looking after the club's money.

When he buys those players, he doesn't waste money.

No, he would get offered West Ham, Everton... No, you're talking about Chelsea.

No, and I think that it might seem that you're sort of critical of certain things when you're sort of in the position that we're in, but I can't think where we've ever criticised Burnley.

Yeah.

Never criticised Burnley.

They've lost lots of games in our watch, but we never think to criticise them.

Huddersfield, can't think I'll ever be criticising Huddersfield this season.

Bournemouth, you watch Eddie Howe's team, they'll lose games, they'll lose goals, but I don't think I'll be sat there thinking their application, their desire, their spirit.

But then when we see this, and like you say, you point back to that QPR team, Sunderland.

Aston Villa, a couple of years ago.

Aston Villa.

They sort of make you sick to the pit of your stomach.

Because the privilege to play football and the idea that you sort of just jog back, you don't run back, you're 2-1 up.

The manager's fighting for his life, for his job.

The fans are there, all to watch, and you don't run.

It's unbelievable.

That's when you become really critical and you feel sort of like it's a big letdown.