Mario Melchiot

For you, Stevie.

For you, Stevie.

Mario?

Now, it's also going to be a problem, Greg, because look, if they're going to play now, right, they're going after the way of playing now, but they're so used to what they have been doing.

Like, they first had to learn, what were the codes?

They had to learn the whole new system and the way of playing and everything.

So I think it hit a lot of the players' confidence as well.

I think the confidence is very low in that team.

I was watching the game yesterday and I see the way they were playing against Brighton.

Brighton looked like Man United, the way they were playing between the lines.

They were just waiting and testing them and asking them almost like to invite them to come on to them.

And I was like watching and I was like, what's happening here?

Because it looks like a team that now, of course, everybody wants to play.

Of course, everybody wants to show to the coach, I'm ready to go.

But it looks so not gelled.

The team is, it's not only like, we can talk about the quality of the players, but let's put that to a side.

But it also looks really disorganized.

It's not melt in one team.

It's just all individuals and doing their job and hoping to do a good job.

And that is what the biggest problem is going to be for them.