Mark Langdon

And he feels like a Premier League ready player.

I don't think there'll be any, you know, from a physical point of view and the way that he gets around the pitch, he kind of should be suited to the Premier League.

Yeah, it was on and then off again in January.

Ben Davis set to leave the club, so somebody that is very good in the dressing room, which everybody seems to think Andy Robertson is a very experienced player, won't necessarily have to play every week, but he's

very strong competition for Udogi, a left-back.

There seems to be this belief that Tottenham will go for more experienced players this year after maybe focusing on young players previously.

They have been also linked with John Stones as well.

You've just got to be careful of going for too many of that type of player.

You end up with a Harry Redknapp-style squad.

Expendables.

In isolation, I think Robertson is a very clever and solid signing and just a good guy.

Yeah, there was a letter from the non-executive chairman, Peter Charrington, as well, that said exactly the same things that have been saying for years.

Like, actions will speak louder than words.

You know, until they start up in the wage bill, I don't think anybody will trust them.

And, you know, I mean, Wenger Keshen, if he'd be lucky to still be in a job in a couple of months, it wouldn't be my choice of the reset option.

I mean, he's just blaming other people.

He was as much to blame as just about anyone else for what happened this season.

And I hope he sits looking at his bowl of lemons and has a think about what he said there.

I just wonder if Thomas Tuchel should have emailed Harry Maguire's mum and maybe that would have just calmed her down.

Well, my last gig was Oasis last year, so that feels a bit populist, doesn't it?