Jamie Redknapp

Clinton, you like this one as well.

Look at the wonderful players you see.

The Kevin De Bruyne cross, I remember it, first half, and you were frustrated because you just missed it by about a yard.

When you're away, do you say, if it's Firmino about this and you've got to calm down?

Well, he started the game really well.

And I think every time I watch him, he's got an appetite and a desire.

And sometimes you think about players, especially Brazilian players, they know they flare players.

But he's slightly different because he works so hard for the team.

What really surprised me is standing up against him.

He's not the tallest player in the world, but he's very good in the air.

He's got tremendous spring.

This is what I was talking about.

That's about the first 10 minutes of the game.

And he looks really, really sharp.

That's the frustration there that he was talking about, the one with De Bruyne when he played him in.

And just all the time, he looked so sharp, his feet, he was unlucky not to score there, and we were both very impressed with him.

It must be very difficult for him, though, because we're not talking about, you know, a player that should be number two or play second fiddle because he is so good.

But sometimes you just have to accept it.

And he mentioned it himself.

Aguero is a legend.