Graeme Souness

Liverpool play with real aggression.

You know, they're first to the ball.

James Milner, I hope I'm not putting a red flag up, gets away with murder.

He goes around leaving a bit on people.

He plays with real aggression.

And does that then get the stadium behind you as well?

Everyone, everyone.

But within the 11 that are on the pitch, you'll have two or three that enjoy that part of the game.

And then the ones who are maybe a little bit shy will start to come out of their shell and they want to take part in it.

It spreads.

If you've got one out-and-out leader in your team, as a manager, you've got a chance.

If you've got two, you might be winning things.

You've got three, guaranteed, but near enough guaranteed.

They're so hard to find.

I'm sure you've played with them.

The difference between...

very good players and the ones that can drag the lesser lights through difficult times.

And that's what Tottenham need right now.

They need some men in that direction that are going to shrug it off like a bit of dandruff and make the difference when they play Liverpool in a couple of weeks.

Interesting analogy.