Jamie Redknapp

You know, what's he, 18?

Oh, yeah.

Obviously, that's why he's made a decision, you know, to send him off because he's believed he's done just that.

But when you talk about going down easily...

He's gone down really easily there.

As a manager, of course you're going to be disappointed and Bruno's disappointed in that as well because you're looking at it, you're looking at both of them, you're trying to say to yourself, break it down, what is the difference?

Because they've both gone down easily, but what is the difference?

Yeah, I get the sending off one, I get that, but if we're talking about the penalty itself...

Why is one giving and one's not?

He's like, oh, he's...

In my head, I'm saying to myself, well, OK, you try to put me up my stride.

I get it.

But I ain't got no time for that.

I'm going to finish it off myself.

But like I was saying off air, it's so easy to go down now and get a penalty because you're no guarantee nine times out of ten you're going to get one.

So why stay on your feet?

Yeah.

So when you look at this, Andy, a point gained or two dropped?

From the positions, Manchester United found themselves in two drops.

But, you know, going away with a point is better than going away with nothing.