Ian Wright

No, there'll be doubts for everyone.

There'll be doubts for all of them, because you know what, whatever it might be.

But my point is, he's in the driving seat because he's winning football matches.

Now we could analyse, look at the Newcastle game, the Leeds game, Chelsea, Liverpool goals, they're giving up, and you go, you could...

But he's winning football matches.

He's getting over the line in certain games without necessarily playing well.

And do you trust him enough in the summer to say he's got his eye on two midfielders?

Their recruitment was better last year with the attacking players.

They bought two or three who were used to the Premier League.

Maybe that's going to be their remit now.

Listen, we tried abroad.

Let's try and get lads who know the Premier League, who are robust.

And lads who can play...

50, 60 games a season, like the Arsenal lads are going to be doing.

No, our City have done for the last three, four, five years.

That's the challenge for them as a manager.

They must be looking on the short.

But you want to look at a manager on the sideline.

If you look at Michael Carrick at the weekend, they won the game, fantastic.

But when Liverpool were getting at them, you still want to look at the manager's side of your pitch.