Jamie Redknapp

Yeah, you could say that.

But then for me, you'll be nitpicking because if you look at the games that they've drawn,

they've got themselves in front.

It's not as if they're going to go behind or anything.

They've always got themselves in front and unfortunate to give away a goal or whatever it may be.

At times, when you're in the Premier League, you're going to be a little bit lucky.

You expect that.

But if I'm looking at it as a whole, since he's taken over his first game against Manchester City there, 17th of January, and now we're talking March 15th, if you look at those results as a manager...

you can't ask for much more.

No, you'd be very, very happy.

No, like I said at the start of the show, that's totally out of my hands.

They'll be backing off again.

I mean, if you're a manager, for instance, if I'm a manager and I come in as the interim manager and I'm getting those results...

What more can you ask for?

That's what they wanted from him.

They said to him, go out there, win football matches as many as you can.

When you do that, who can really complain and say, oh, you've not done this, you've not done that, or you've not got a result there or whatever maybe.

I just think since he's gone in, whatever he's done, he's done a brilliant job.

He's galvanised the club.

I think that it's him as a person, though.