Kev Reilly

And I'm not sure he got the answers by the way.

I don't think he's kind of lived and breathed some of this where it has been so hard and so tough and he's come out the other side.

So I think they are looking at him a little bit and thinking, what do we do here?

We need something to buy into here.

And they're not seeing it.

And they're definitely not seeing it because they're not executing it.

So they're either...

Not listening to him, which is bad.

Or they're not putting it in.

Or maybe a bit of both.

But that's no place to be, that.

That is no place to be.

And I just find it really difficult to see how he suddenly flicks that switch on with some of these boys.

Maybe he finds a way by bringing new lads in.

I almost think he thinks if some of the senior ones leave, where maybe there is a little bit of tension, maybe he gets to go again.

That feels like a fair bit of wishful thinking, I think.

What do you think is the worst, Phil?

Because I think...

because I think he's obviously come round to that way of thinking now but I always go back to the press conference before Aston Villa when he gets asked out the squad and he says I'm happy you've asked me because I'm fine with the squad I'm fine with the options so I think Stu said it last week on the show he'll have been in the room for lots of these discussions so I think

they broadly come away from the summer thinking, yeah, we should have done maybe the centre-half thing and obviously they tried to get one over the line.