Nedum Onuoha

Because if he then turns into the manager who people don't want to be around, I'm sure there'll be a level of performance which will match that.

That's quite well put for you, to be honest.

But yeah, I think it's a valid point.

And for Arsenal, in these last few weeks, you would have thought that given the stumblings of City, the general stumblings to a certain extent of Villa, they should probably have a 10-plus point gap now between themselves and others.

They've been the most consistent side.

They should be rewarded as such.

But no, somehow, they're still very much in this title race.

Even, like, look at the goal difference and the four points.

Like, come the end of Sunday, you know, that could be one point.

But then on the other side of it, it could be seven again.

Because one thing about Man City and Spurs, like the games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Spurs have really fancied their chances against City.

I think City have only beaten them once there in the Premier League since they moved.

But, you know, if they're going to be a side that's going to be winning the Premier League, these chances that keep sort of landing at their feet,

They can't keep turning them down forever.

They have to go to Spurs.

They have to find a way to win that game.

Because, you know, I expect Arsenal to go to Leeds and to do well and to win that game.

So the pressure's going to be on.

And if they want to win league title, they can't really afford to drop many more points.

So Sunday, roll on.