Matt Murray

He kind of doesn't want any shine, any props.

He just goes about his business and loves to play football.

So in regards to not being fans and also not being able to appreciate what he's done for Man City and the Premier League, it's hard.

But in terms of David Silva and what he thinks, he'll just get on with the job in hand.

I definitely think he's going to continue playing.

I've spoke to him about that and he wants to do that.

He believes he can still perform.

But his next decision, obviously, is going to be based on what's best for him and his family.

Obviously, being through what he's been through over the last two years, I'm sure that's going to be considered in his decision.

Yeah, all in all, I think first half Wolves were excellent, were the better side.

Without creating too many clear-cut opportunities, in the second half, I thought Manchester United tweaked it a little bit, putting Mata central.

Wolves still had two fantastic chances with Jimenez and the header for Sais, and Sais is usually very good in the box, in those positions.

And I think all in all, though, coming here, getting a point, shows you how far Wolves have come.

We mentioned there, I remember the McCarthy, all the changes that were made coming here, but now the mentality of Wolves are...

Fear factor in Manchester United is not there, but the belief and the process that Wolves have.

So, decent point, and especially when Traore went off, then it was more difficult for Wolves.

So, I think Wolves will be the happier of the two sides.

I think they've got to be as positive as they can.

I think they've already got to start looking at recruitment for the summer.

Gary's saying it there about more quality up front.