Jamie Carragher

In the next couple of years, Peter, the title could be up for grabs.

And we know why.

If City were to obviously be found guilty of some of their charges and they were to be deducted points, or if Pep was to leave.

Liverpool aren't quite right.

Chelsea aren't quite right.

Tottenham aren't quite right.

Newcastle aren't quite right.

So my point is, Manchester United, if they get it right in the recruitment, and they've not done it.

They're ahead of those teams.

No, I'm not.

And today, to be fair, I think Michael Carrick will come off that pitch today thinking to himself, that does really highlight the problems we've got in central midfield at centre-back, so I don't think that at all.

But...

Whoever gets the best three, and it's been like this for a few years, whoever gets the best three or four players in, in the next sort of window, and United are in the Champions League now, which gives them a problem of more fixtures, but it gives them an attraction of actually being able to attract more players.

And by the way, this is a big club that will win the league again in your lifetime, my friend.

You will watch that and I'll enjoy it.

But just generally, you know, and look, I'm not getting carried away after today because I thought it was a really poor second half for Manchester United.

For half an hour, they lost their discipline, they made mistakes, they lost their concentration.

They didn't deal with one-on-one situations very well.

They actually started to give free kicks away.

So it was a real difficult second half to watch for half an hour.