Nadim Onuoha

I think the only positive they can take from today was the fact that United scored that goal as late as they did.

Because up until that point, with the as it stands thing, it was a three-point gap between themselves and a team that's in the bottom three.

You know, it's not something we'd expect to be seen from a Spurs side.

Well, sorry, let me rephrase that.

It's not something that we should be seeing from a Spurs side who are competing in the Champions League.

But I think you can see from that run of form, two wins in 17 is ridiculous.

I think as well, you can see in the game today, Newcastle, especially in that first half, were far and away the better side, which in some ways is alarming given the fact that Newcastle's away form is almost as bad as anyone's in this league.

I think it's two wins away from home all season.

So for them to be on the front foot, to be able to dictate tempo, to take as many corners, shots, like they've come away with 21 shots today.

away from home it's almost like they've had a field day out there and I think from their crowd perspective as well it was a weird atmosphere I think obviously they were trying to get behind their team but there was never anything that was sustained long enough for them to really start singing their songs to find believe to start believing in the side and it'd be like here's an attack or the attack leads to nothing and there were a bunch of players who at times are going off almost doing their own individual thing whether it was tell whether it was Colin Warnie whether it was Javi Simons like and it never felt like a cohesive

sort of like group of players coming together to try and do something successfully so many individual moments were required and at the end you hear the boos and it's not the first time we've seen it and it might not be the last time either because you know lo and behold their next game is against Arsenal at home and I think the only upside for them is the fact that because they've been knocked out of the FA Cup in the third round they've got 12 days now to get ready for that game and hopefully for Thomas Frank get some get some players back to fitness because that's going to be one hell of a job in that next match

I think you're being charitable calling it a window, to be honest, because there's still so many issues as well.

And the amount of time for the position of it now, the players have to buck up.

As Craig said, it's not just the manager, it's some of those players.

You can hear when certain people get the ball, the crowd are not having them.

They're not keen to see them.

They just don't have any belief in them whatsoever.

And it can bring a new manager to the sideline.

It could be the biggest personality ever.

It could be like the rah-rah guy that says, come on, get stuck in.