Julien Laurens

One, because it's the World Cup and it's the US.

If he was the England manager...

they'd probably be under more scrutiny than

than the US manager.

So let's say he reaches the last 16.

If you're a Spurs fan, whether he reaches the last 16 or the quarter finals, does that make a difference to you?

I think what's more interesting, to go back to your point, is what he did at Chelsea.

And that season, that was really up and down, more down than up, where he did it in Paris for 18 months.

But again, that was probably more down than up.

And that's the last two club experiences that we had from him.

And I'm not sure that was convincing to the point that Spurs fans would get super excited.

Oh, he's back.

He took us to the Champions League final five years ago, whatever it was, or seven years ago.

Maybe.

I mean, for sure, the next few weeks and few months, we'll talk a lot about the search for a new manager at Tottenham.

For now, let's see what happens between now and the Arsenal game.

Right, enough Tottenham, Hotspur and Thomas Frank.

What about some quickies, Neds?

Let's go, Jules, let's go.

Manchester City closed the gap with Arsenal to three points at the top of the table with a big 3-0 win against Fulham at home.