James Cooper

It shows that he is putting something together.

But I mean, equally, Jose Mourinho will know those statistics as well.

He'll be desperate.

And it's funny, with all the coronavirus stuff and all the COVID-19 stuff and all the speculation around the start, the only thing that hasn't been mentioned is really the ingredient that it's Jose's first game against Manchester United in his new home.

And I think there'll be an awful lot of people there who are trying to prove themselves.

And I think Paul Pogba is probably one of the key amongst those.

I think

there's no secret that the two of the guys fell out when he was at Manchester United.

It became pretty poisonous.

I think what we don't know is the sort of state that Paul Pogba is both in mind and body.

And of course, there's still speculation about his future.

But I think having spoken to plenty of people at Manchester United over the past few weeks, I think, and having said it prior to coronavirus, I think the economics of the situation make it very unlikely, I think, that Paul Pogba leaves Manchester United.

I think it's more likely

these days simply because people can't afford those huge wages.

People can't afford that huge fee, especially on the back of a season where, as I say, he's only played twice since September.

Yeah, I mean, I think he's inspirational.

I think he's exceptional.

I think he's somebody who says and does exactly what needs to be said and done.

I think, you know, it's not just words.

It's deeds and actions.