Niall Quinn

They're on that kind of run.

And the jersey feels good all of a sudden for certain players.

And, you know, to be able to make substitutions like he did, to have the wisdom to do it, but also to have the players to be able to do it.

There's a lot of positives in place here now.

The run, of course, speaks for itself.

But I think he'll be pleased that, I suppose, his squad...

look strong enough now.

We were often saying for the last couple of years, but it was under Moyes, it was under Van Gaal, you know, where do players play?

What's their best positions?

That's kind of not in play anymore.

What we're seeing now is, I suppose, a comeback to the time when Manchester United, you knew what you were getting, they were going to come at you.

When they turned it on, they were going to be very hard to stop.

And that's how it feels right now.

And fair play to him.

He's done really well.

Well, they've just got to, you know, keep doing what they're doing.

And if Chelsea come back to them, that's great.

That's really out of their hands in many respects.

But I think it's more about what Jose said there.

We'll just take the next game because this run, they can't look at what Chelsea do and say, which is Liverpool.