Niall Quinn

And so we were very confident.

And so you throw all that away just on the altar of expediency.

When you make a financial decision, you change the rules mid-season.

And they weren't the rules we started with.

I can take a refereeing decision because they're the rules we started with.

But I won't take something as easily as this and just dismiss it in terms of, you know, we can't please everybody.

I think it's an insult to our fans.

Yeah, David, it's what I used to do.

So, you know, we help them size the hole, and I think the hole is slightly bigger than that.

And the question is, you don't do that just for curiosity.

You actually work out the work streams that are going to fill that hole.

Now, you can't just rely on the fact you're going to get a handout from above because they've got their own problems to sort out, et cetera, et cetera.

So there should be a number of work streams working through that, including looking at the insolvency options that are around as well.

But, you know, so...

It's not just saying to the Premier League, give us the cash.

The first thing for me in that regard is to say, can we guarantee the solidarity monies that were there and we were planning on anyway?

Because if we're not getting that, the hole's even bigger.

Thanks, guys.

Well, the crowd went quiet because the first ten minutes didn't go well.

Leicester came out and really took impetus from scoring the goal and started to press, make life awkward, and you saw mistakes being made from the like of Silva, De Bruyne...