Mario Malchiore

He's an out-and-out goal scorer.

He's a born goal scorer.

That's clear to see.

But, you know, there's other parts to the team that lead to a striker firing on all cylinders.

I think if you take him into consideration across the board, there's been a bit of a drought.

You know, Martinelli, Saka...

I think we're used to seeing across the front three pretty high numbers over the last few seasons.

So I don't think it's solely on him.

I think the rest of the team as well.

For me, it's purely mental.

And listen, I wasn't part of a team that went on to lift the Premier League.

So I don't know what it takes to get past that final hurdle.

But

what it seems like from the outside is it seems like they've lost that enjoyment and they're just it kind of seems like they're desperate to just get the job done even when I see the celebrations of when they score I love seeing the passion and you can tell how much they want it

But I just feel like, you know, there's no smiling, there's no enjoyment.

It's more relief.

And I think that that is, you know, starting to take its toll and I want to see them enjoying themselves a little bit more.

They're one of the most exciting teams in the world.

They just got to own that title.

They just got to own the title that they've been given by so many people.