Stevie Nicol

And he kind of... You know, the chance today, the one at the weekend, he pulls you into a situation where you're like, he's going to score.

But he doesn't.

And then it's a whole process that has to start again because then he doesn't play for a couple of games.

So then he has to get back up to speed.

It's kind of one of those... It's like a revolving door that's never going to stop, actually, and Rashford's going to be the guy.

For all his quality and his pace and his football brain to get himself in those positions...

That finish, this is not a kid we're talking about.

This is an experienced international football player who's been round the block and we're still talking about what if.

Still what if.

You've got to try.

You've got to try.

Well, I think it was only a matter of time that somebody did it against Arsenal or tried it against Arsenal.

Because clearly what every team that Arsenal have been playing, whether it's Champions League or Premier League, have been trying to...

Just put men in the box and try and make it uncomfortable for Arsenal as much as Arsenal make it uncomfortable for them.

And it's not working.

So you've got to think about it rationally.

And that's how to do it.

You stick men forward because nobody, regardless of how good they are at certain pieces,

is going to let three of the opposition stand on the halfway line on their own.

So you have to bring four back.