Teddy Sheringham

Progress, again.

If that is the case, silverware again under Jose Mourinho.

That's what they brought him in for.

He knows how to win trophies and they're on the verge of it.

So I don't think anyone can be that impressed with the way they've gone about it, especially again tonight.

not the most productive, but it's the point that they wanted.

It's not really what you expect from Man United going forward and forcing the issue, but I suppose you put that down to a little bit with West Ham.

They didn't really force the issue either, so it was a bit of an end of season stalemate for me, really.

Well, when you talk about the FA Cup final coming up a couple of weeks' time, you know, Manchester United, Chelsea, you expect a humdinger of a game.

But you know that Jose is going to try and win the game in a strategic kind of manner, you know, not in the way that Sir Alex would have gone, go out and show them what you can do, take it to them.

put them under pressure, you know, and they'll crack with our intense football.

It's not like that with Jose.

It's very, very strategic.

And it's hard, you know.

You're breaking teams down in a way that's not pleasing on the eye.

I don't know.

We've talked about what he's asking of certain players.

I think...

You can just imagine him in the changing room saying to Sanchez, watch what the left back does.

Stop him from getting forward.