Lee Phelps

Maybe it's because the B has been stung the last couple of games and maybe every team that goes on to win a title needs that sort of January, February run of blunders maybe and poor performances, which they're currently going through.

Clearly, Kai Havertz's return is massive as well.

He's a player Michael Arteta obviously loves.

he could start potentially tomorrow afternoon maybe a start might be a bit much for him at this stage but he looked really good during the week and also it's not a half 12 kick off I find lads and there's no science behind this I find the half 12 kick offs at Elland Road with the sun high in the sky and

There's just something about that.

But eight o'clock or half-twelve, not a hope.

and beat them you know you beat them 5-0 at your place go and beat them again like that it's going to be a fascinating I agree it's a fascinating game shame it's tucked away at 3 o'clock I don't know why this isn't a Sunday game Yeah because even when Mourinho scores the equaliser last week last weekend again from a set piece the crowd gets behind them for a couple of minutes but you still feel if United get one more chance here in possession they're going to score they're a better team by far Yeah the big thing for me in terms of

You think United could catch?

No, there we go.

If they're still...

This distance behind Arsenal come start of April, the pressure will ratchet up and everyone will be talking about it.

can Villa just keep kind of going on this run where we kind of look at metrics we look at stats and we just think yeah I don't really understand what's going on but they keep on winning games I wouldn't be at all surprised if Villa went on to win the league from this point because it's been such a weird I'd be massively surprised it's a weird season I'd be massively surprised I don't think it's going to happen I'm saying that because of the teams so Arsenal can't be trusted City probably are the most dangerous of the three and maybe if they get in a run they could do some damage they've done it before under Pep

they went from the worst week so I always remember texting my mates so in the one week they sack Ameren Fletcher comes in they draw away to Burnley and then they're knocked out of the FA Cup by Brighton and it's such a horrendous week Carrick comes in the feel good factor is back but it's different like a lot of managers have beaten even some of the crap managers that they've had have beaten City have beaten Arsenal have beaten Liverpool

but it was the performance against City, the performance against Arsenal, which would make you get excited a little bit.

But it could all fall flat.

If they were to lose to Fulham on Sunday, which, by the way, is a possibility.

Then things come falling, and United fans would expect that a little bit.

There aren't many United fans getting completely carried away, but there are serious strong points.

Roy Keane does have one good point that...

Carrick has come in at a good time in that the AFCON lads came back.