Paul Robinson

the squad rebuild, the money, the investment, signing players, keeping players and getting the players that he wants.

So I don't think this would be a job for him

with this squad, without Mateta, without Kamada, and without potentially Wharton and others, he wouldn't want to rebuild this, but if he can keep this and build on this with the promises, then I think that would be a statement from Crystal Palace, if they were to get a manager of his calibre.

Yeah, absolutely.

But it's the old adage, isn't it?

With success comes expectation.

So there'll now be a level of expectation with this group of players, with this team, to push on to that next level.

And I completely agree with what Ali's saying.

When do you come out of that bubble?

When do you come out of that comfort zone and have the investment and get the quality of players that takes you regularly to FA Cup finals, regularly deep in European competitions and competing in the upper echelons of the Premier League?

Well, you miss one of the best managers ever to do it.

I'm going to ask John a question because he's not going yet, is he, John?

But let me answer this question because I like to ask the experienced man like John Murray himself.

But what I always say is Pep's... No, no, it's a good question.

Good question.

It's a good question.

And I know you can handle it.

You'll handle it well.

But no, he's a legend.

I echo exactly what Robbo said about Pep Guardiola.