Kay Murray

You can't measure that.

But as Jan said, you go in that Arsenal dressing room, and I'm telling you what, they're not going to be cock-a-hooping.

The confidence is low.

I think you used the perfect word there, doubt, because they doubt whether they can do it.

Because when you're playing football and you're just playing, it's easy to run.

Everything you do is a lot easier.

But when there's doubt in your mind, everything is harder.

And from what Craig has just shown us there, every single facet of the game recently, those last 10 games, has been hard for them.

Every single facet.

And that only happens when you have doubt.

So there is no question that they have doubt that they can do it.

But I think the doubt is cut startling at the top.

Starts with the manager, doesn't it?

Because I think the player sends the tension and the fear and the worry in him.

We don't see what goes on at the training ground, apart from that stuff with the pens and all that.

But we don't see all the stuff that goes on at the training ground.

But players will sense if he's on edge and maybe a little different.

If he's acting a little different, a little edgy, players will sense that.

And then, obviously, supporters definitely will let you know when they're feeling it.

And Arsenal fans are feeling it at the moment.