Scott Minto

I remember that game very well indeed, the Birmingham game where a fan came behind it and hit you and you scored the win.

What did you like?

Jack, we've just seen the games from now to the end of the season.

Sheffield United game at home is the one game in hand.

And you're saying, and Tyrone Ming said about how important it is to get out of the relegation zone.

You're clearly working on the physical and the tactical side.

Are you working on the mental side too, in terms of, you know what it's like at the start of pre-season or the start of the season, you need three or four games to kind of really feel up to speed.

You're straight into a relegation battle here, aren't you?

You can't just ease yourself gently into this.

And you've got another year to get into the Euros as well, Jack.

I mean, look, just taking it back to the here and now as well, and looking at Villa, it's interesting what's happening in Germany at the moment.

Home advantage doesn't seem to be home advantage.

Now, you won 70% almost of your points have come at home.

And you come across as a player who gets inspired by 40,000 people.

You touch the ball, they get on their feet, and you play off that.

Have you thought about how you're going to deal with that and still be the kind of main man and the main dribbler, which clearly you are not just in your team, but in the Premier League as well?

Jack, listen, thanks very much for coming on.

No one's perfect, but good luck for the rest of the season.

And thanks for fronting up as well.

Thanks, Jack.