Stevie

Maybe.

Maybe.

I mean...

Considering the managers that this team have had, and nobody looks as though they've figured them out, really, to get them as a unit.

Never mind NNLs, get them together as a unit.

And then, of course, you've got Vinny sabotaging the crowd getting behind them.

And I like Sid's point about the crowd for the Champions League being different,

I think since talking about hope, it seemed like the crowd had not only had the hope for Alonso, but they so wanted it to be so good.

They really wanted him to do really well.

And when you get one player in particular who's scuppering all that and looking, there's always sabotaging it just because of his ego.

Then it'll be interesting to see what crowd does turn up the next time, because I don't think it will disappear so easily.

And the fact that they're not a unit,

It just takes a couple of mistakes or things to be going wrong as they've been doing, and that crowd's going to go on their back again.

That makes it twice as hard.

So, yeah, it's fantastic when you win 6-1 and you walk out the next game and you think, we'll just do the same.

It doesn't always work out that way.

Well, because if there's no structure, it doesn't matter how hard you try, it's not going to work.

You could have 11 players giving absolutely every single thing, and they might win games because of their ability.

But in terms of being a unit, if there's no structure, then you're wasting energy.

Rob was talking about no closing down.