Roy Keane

that's the game he should be playing in.

Because then he's somebody who can get on the ball and at least we can link.

There's no way, Myles Lewis-Skelly, the way he started his career, he hasn't got the capability to go on and do... I'm not saying he's going to do exactly what O'Reilly's done, but the confidence it gives him in playing...

is going to be a lot probably more confident than he is right now.

He can't get into the team at the moment, whether it's behind Nkapieh or if it's behind Calafiori.

Whereas this guy is a footballer.

And we needed a footballer, a footballer on Sunday.

And those are the things that I'm sitting there watching us do, watching us do nothing.

And I'm thinking to myself...

If the Arsenal fans saw someone like him come on and do a couple of things, everybody, it gets us going.

It gets people going again.

Because we're not playing with the kind of...

You know when you see a team who's going towards the title and they finish it off, you're getting more and more confident with the game.

They only need to win another couple and they're confident and they win the... I think as Arsenal, we've not had that at any stage during the season where you feel like, OK, well, this feels comfortable for a bit.

Even the...

The highs of the, like I mentioned to Max Thelman, you've got such a high, you think, are the teams really in that place where they're confident?

And then you get a performance like that, Roy, as much as you're saying it's like, it can happen.

It's just, it feels so feast and family at the moment.

We're trying to have anything to hold on to that can make us feel that we're going to get over this line.

Now, I do believe we'll do it because of the gap.