Graeme Souness

They played seven games, but that was a group that I think... Are the signs there, though, Graham?

Definitely.

They're not alone.

There's other teams.

There's two or three teams down there that, when it goes against them, their heads go down, and it's only seven games in.

I've worked at Newcastle.

It is the most fantastic football club.

Every manager goes in there, they think they'll be the one that will win them something, not won anything since 1968.

Enormous crowds, the passion for the football club is up there with anywhere else they've worked.

But that passion, and when they turn up on a Saturday, sometimes works against the players because they know they're under pressure all the time.

And this group will know they're under real pressure the next time they play at home against United.

But they've got to grow up, they've got to look at themselves in the mirror and find that manhood from somewhere.

I can stand up any challenge coming my way.

Well, I'm afraid not too much.

I mean, I know they're sitting third.

They did what they had to do.

I think Brendan's correct in saying sometimes playing against ten men is not easy.

Rather than talk about where they are,

by judging them today.

I'm thinking to the game we did at Stamford Bridge.