Jamie Redknapp

the players, they're putting on the Man United shirt tomorrow.

And if they've got anything about them, they've got to somehow take the pressure off the manager.

Because he's the one that's getting all the stick.

You know, you talk about Marcus Rashford now.

People say, oh, Marcus Rashford needs a bit of a rest.

He played eight games.

He is playing under no pressure whatsoever.

Pressure is when you're playing for Man United.

and you're Ruud van Nistelrooy or whoever, and you know you've got someone brilliant on the bench that might come on if you haven't scored, he should be running, chasing, he scored for England in midweek, he should be looking forward to this game and thinking, I've scored goals against Liverpool before in the past, I can do it again.

If he's got anything about him, and I think it's the same for a lot of United players, they've got to stop hiding behind the manager, they've done it for two, three, four years, I don't believe the players are as bad as what they're showing, and it's about time they show what they've got tomorrow.

Graham, I thought you were excellent today.

Last week at Burnley, unlucky not to get three points.

Today, 71% possession, and it looks like the style of play, playing on the front foot, is something that you've really implemented well.

When you arrived at the club, was that your brief to a certain extent to change the style of play?

Or was it like, let's just stay in the Premier League?

Or are you doing just how you always coach and how you manage?

I think you've got a nice balance as well, haven't you?

I think about Stephens in midfield does a great job just patrolling and running the game to a certain extent.

And at the back, you know, Dunk does a great job as well.

I couldn't agree more, Shola.