Steve Bruce

It's a bit different now in football because you can have five of them and you can change around.

But I just look at what you would do, what you're going to do, what you're going to change.

It was like Michael Carrick against Leeds.

He's really, first time, he's really had to do something with it, you know, and what's he going to do and what's he going to change?

Now, what's he going to, is he going to go into a two up top or what's he going to change somewhere?

Yeah, I'm sure cricket's the same, isn't it?

I would have thought, you know, but yeah, look at how the change, how you change when you are getting beaten, you're up against it, what are you going to do to change it?

Yeah, absolutely.

He went for it, though, when he went down.

Of course, he would change it straight away if you were down and you're chasing a game.

But, as I said, if you were drawing...

I mean, the famous goals that I scored against Sheffield Wednesday, Pally's crossing it and I'm heading it in the box.

I mean, what the hell we're doing?

Hell of a cross, wasn't it?

It took a deflection, to be fair.

But yeah, I mean, when I think back to it, I'm thinking, why is Pally crossing it?

Why am I in the box?

And that was probably, you know, that we'd scored against you.

And most teams would have probably took it.

Okay, we've got back in the game.