Jamie Carragher

I was watching the game last night and I was a little bit, disappointed is the wrong word, but Mikel Arteta, maybe at the end of the game, he'll be happy with the win.

Of course he will.

But I think there'll be an element of him thinking, we should have gone and scored an extra couple.

Will we regret that?

That will start to creep in, but he can't let it creep into his language to the players that much.

But he has to remind them, saying things like, he won't be saying to them, improve your goal difference.

He'll be saying to them, take your chances, be clinical, be ruthless.

He'll be giving them those sorts of messages, I would imagine.

And don't be...

don't sit back you know make sure you carry on keep on going you know what I mean so sometimes at 3-0 earlier in the season you can relax and just manage a second half they can't afford to do that they've got to keep going Pep wins by any by any tactic by any way so you have to think that Pep's going to win by goal difference and we can't be done that way you know it's that type of thing really So just finally in that context in all that context last question

I think City win.

Look, it'd be absolutely stunning if City were to drop points on a Monday night, tomorrow night at Everton.

It'd be stunning.

I don't think it'll happen, but it...

I don't think it'll happen.

You just sometimes need something.

If you're Arsenal, you need something.

Is it a red card?

You're something that sort of like just completely blows a game up from nowhere.

And actually the game, I think it's a massive week because I think the game that Arsenal are most likely to drop points in, I'm doing the game next Sunday, you'll be doing it as well, I'm sure.