Stuart Robson

Well, on his record, I'd go with Conte.

Well, his record in Europe is terrible.

Well, yeah, I'm talking about winning Serie A on a couple of occasions, winning the Premier League with Chelsea in his first season.

He's done it everywhere he's been apart from Tottenham and even did well with the Italian side when it was an absolutely really bad bunch of players.

He's never done it in Europe, though, has he, Robbo?

He's never done it in Europe, no, no, but I'm always about winning the league and worry about Europe another day, so I would go with Conte first.

In their pomp, I think you asked me about now, didn't you?

And I would say Conte was the manager I'd put in now.

Oh, I'll go for the first one, the volley.

That's a much harder technique, the volley.

Coming across your body, that's a really difficult technique and he did it perfectly.

Well, you just summed it up with the highlights package there.

There wasn't too many highlights.

It was a strange approach by both teams.

I mean, Arsenal, I thought, would come out all guns blazing, but they didn't.

They just kept the ball at the back and kept it in midfield.

There was no forward runners.

Chelsea came out thinking, well, we're going to keep it tight and we're going to play five at the back.

We might press every so often and stop Arsenal scoring.

So it was a stalemate in the first half.