Shane Hannon

That 10-game unbeaten run.

And yet it's just hard to see United drop points.

Even when they're playing poorly, they're picking up points.

Newcastle game notwithstanding.

They just look so hard to break down.

And I don't know, performances all across the pitch have been really, really good.

There's cause for optimism with Mason Mount back on the bench as well.

They're getting a few more options in there.

Bruno Fernandes is just... He's running the show at the minute for them.

He's at his peak, I think.

Zenith Bruno right now is the one we're seeing in front of us.

And yeah, I think this is the type of game that Carrick...

you know United can get over the line maybe 1-0 2-0 sort of thing Bournemouth will fancy themselves scoring at home but I just think at the moment they look irrepressible and the fact that they have what three weeks gap maybe two and a half three weeks gap between this and their next game yeah they'll play until mid-April mid-April which is a long long gap for these players so I think United will fancy this one I don't know I wouldn't be as confident I think United's performances kind of regressed after the initial kind of impact under Carrick and then last week they showed up again against Villa but

I just wonder, does Lee have the odds for Chelsea to form another huddle around the referee and respect the ball?

If we see it again, Jesus.

no he's more likely to overthink it yeah I almost feel like Arsenal will be bouncing into this one after what happened in the lead last weekend with City dropping points against West Ham like Arteta's very much a vibes manager obviously the team are flying at the moment and want to continue that but

I don't know, I almost feel like, I don't know Lee, if you had the odds of extra time or this game going 120 minutes or all the way, but it has that sort of feel that in a final particularly with a trophy on the line, these two teams will want to, not shadow box, but not lose the game rather than go and win the game.

I see this being a tight one and maybe that takes us all the way to penalties, potentially.

straight to disciplinarian apparently Tudor doesn't care about you he's kind of saved like he saved Udinese twice he kind of got Juventus' season back on track when they looked like they weren't going to qualify for the Champions League and they kind of got them into the Champions League he got Marseille into Europe as well when they looked like they were kind of hitting the rail so I don't know he's a very short term appointment which I think is a good thing for Spurs in the now

No, I think he's definitely the type of player that would buy into someone who kind of gets him on side.