Nadim Onuoha

And Sunderland's issues tend to be with creativity, but it's going to be a battle.

And as Craig has been saying there, and as you've seen with some of those late goals,

Sometimes teams are just throwing it forward and they're making it physical.

We saw Sunderland score a late goal with Brian Brobbey against Arsenal just a couple of months ago.

So as Liverpool arrive, it's going to be physical.

There's going to be good football played, I'm sure.

We're going to make sure they try and bring Liverpool down to play their game as opposed to Liverpool trying to focus on theirs.

There's going to be a ton of belief that Sunderland can get those three points, but we shall see.

Um...

Probably not in my lifetime, no.

But to be honest, it's good for him.

You know what I mean?

He can extend his fame a bit longer because when he cuts his hair, everyone will be like, oh, look, here's this actual normal guy.

What's he going to talk about now?

I know.

So yeah, in some ways, I'm happy that he's got the chance to continue chasing it.

More power to him.

No, I'm nodding, but it's more so because I think with Carrick being in there now, I think this is a good case study for the people who are going to be appointing the next manager, because you look at the players who are already there and the ones who could be there for another one, two, three years and think, is Carrick getting the best out of them?

Are the players getting better?

And if they are, why is that?