06/03/2016 MOTD2 Extra

Good afternoon, welcome to Match of the Day 2 Extra on BBC Two,

Joining me today - Leicester full-back Danny Simpson,

former West Ham and QPR winger Trevor Sinclair and

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Leicester are five points clear with nine games to go.

Tottenham and Arsenal share the spoils in the North London

Pressure grows on Steve McClaren's Newcastle

And West Ham continue to fight for the Champions League places,

coming from behind to win at Everton.

The Sunday Times - Foxes pull away from pack.

It also has the headline "Chelsea's shock move to tempt Pochettino".

The Mail on Sunday - You'll have to sack me.

The Sunday Telegraph - Newcastle prepare to move for Moyes.

Leicester five points clear at the top after beating Watford, before we

get the thoughts of everyone around the table, let's hear from Claudio

Ranieri. Is the biggest danger to you the moment at which people start

to think that the title is yours? We have to fight again a lot.

Step-by-step, we have to maintain our boot on the ground and continue

to fight. Just at the end we can say what happened. Five points clear

with nine games to play. I am sorry but we know, every match is in this

way, every team can win or lose because now a lot of teams are

fighting to remain in the Premier League and then, slowly, slowly. Can

I ask you finally, do you get a sense that mutual supporters are

behind you? Yeah, I feel this because a lot of people stop me on

the way and say if I don't win I want Leicester to win the title.

Thank you. There is a good energy behind us and we must continue with

this energy. Danny let me asked about him, you would have had

perceptions of him managing at other clubs and interviews he has given

across Europe, behind the scenes in training has he surprised you? Yes,

he has. You see the interviews and he's like that around the training

ground, he is funny. They can be serious at times but I did not

expect him to be as he is, he is rarely camp. -- he is really calm.

It is coming on to us as a team, we can have a laugh and a joke with

him, him and Jamie Vardy have some banter in the team meetings.

Everything is coming together. But there is a rod of iron as well? Yes,

the respect is there from the players. When you play with a

manager who is so calm, the media guys were saying you need passion

but at times it's about keeping emotion out of it and being able to

go out there as relaxed as you can and perform what you do every day in

training. From the outside that is what looks like happening. It is. A

few of the lads when he first came in were worried, he is foreign,

Italian, he would bring in a lot of foreign players. But he came and

watched everyone closely and stuck with the core and we have tried to

repay that fade. And the players will get a boost from that. Yes. It

takes the pressure off? Yeah, you get a new manager, will they bring

in foreign players, but he came and straightaway gave us a chance. It is

working out. Key embodies what you are all about, because he has a

point to prove. These are all players who have been released by

clubs, Jamie Vardy was in the non-league, Riyad Mahrez people did

not know much about, Mark Albright and left Aston Villa. If you look at

Claudio Ranieri and his career there has always been a bridesmaid element

to him. You could be presented with the trophy at Chelsea in front of

Roman Abramovich, given what Claudio Ranieri went through there, he is

only private mission as well. You can see the defence, I am sure he

drills you quite strongly? Yes, that is why it helped me get in the team,

he is Italian and he expects his defenders to defend. If you don't

you will be in on Monday morning in the TV room showing clips. Video

nasties! He does not want to embarrass you, he just says whoever

plays that position, this is what I expect. As a team, defensively,

plays that position, this is what I expect us to work hard. Do you do a

lot of shadow play where you will put a ball in a certain position and

he will put you in the position you need to be as a defender? Yeah, but

more so when we do analysis with the video he will say in this situation

I expect you to be there. If you are not, he will flag it up. It is not

too embarrassing, it is just what he expects. At the moment we are just

peppering you with questions but we will get onto other stuff and it

will be more of a discussion. Can I ask you from the perspective of a

full-back what having Mahrez in front of you means? I asked Neil

Taylor this when Montero was flying at Swansea and he said one of the

things which changed was he did not go on the overlap as much because he

could not catchment area to go around him! What does having Mahrez

in front of you mean for your game? Similar to what Neil Taylor says, I

leave them to it. He can go both ways. If I overlap him, I don't want

to get in his space. Give him the ball and he is a magician. I just

support him and if he needs me he can turn out. Always an option.

Yeah. Journalist and fans watching it, you smile because it is

beautiful to see, as a professional can you step back and go that was

beautiful? Yeah, sometimes in a game I have wrapped it into him and his

first touch around the full-back and you just sort of smile to yourself!

He has made my password better! LAUGHTER

I was lucky enough to play with pie would a cameo and at times you would

give him the ball and what he would do to defenders you would be

laughing -- play with Paolo Di Canio. Yesterday he had a calmness

about him, playing with confidence, what is it, 16 goals? He wanted to

get it onto the left-hand side but like Chris wobble you know what he

wants to do. The manager plays right wing but he has the licence to drift

inside, you can go to the left-hand side because he has the ability to

play there as well. He is just a clever player. I think yesterday,

his goal, his first touch, he slotted it. Does he give you

protection or do you get more protection from Danny Drinkwater and

Kante coming over to help you? He is working harder now, we have accepted

he won't always get back because we need him up there. But as I said,

you have Danny June quarter and Kante who will come over and help me

out -- Danny Drinkwater. It is just the way the manager has set us up.

You sit next to him in the dressing room, does that help to develop the

understanding? Yeah, sometimes with foreign players you can be, it can

be a bit like this, but we got to know each other more often pictured

by sitting next to one another and we have built the relationship off

the pitch. I speak to him in a certain way and he will listen and

we help each other out in that way. Have you been in another dressing

room that is as close as this one appears to be? No, the closest I had

was at QPR, the hole play-off scenario. We really pulled together.

But I would say this is by far the best team spirit I have had, on the

pitch, off the pitch, we relate close and want to do well for each

other. No coincidence, two positive situations, QPR going for promotion

and with Leicester you have forged relationships all over the pitch. I

know the manager doesn't want people talking about the title and has been

playing it down all season but when you are at home in an afternoon are

going to go to bid, those thoughts must go through your head? You would

be an human for them not? The manager is right in what he is

saying, we have to concentrate and focus on the next game which is

Newcastle. We cannot affect what Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City

do. But it is hard sometimes not to, not pay interest in what is going

on. The manager wants us to focus on us but wherever we go somebody will

tell us the score, somebody will mention it, but he's right in what

he says, we just have to focus on our job. Watching Clyde are an early

he said he can sense the rest of the country is behind him -- watching

Claudio Ranieri there he said. Can you sense that around the country?

Yeah, I did about and fans are saying that if 13 does not win and

they want us to win it, it is nice to hear -- that if the team does

not. It is still long way to go. Spurs and Arsenal plans do not want

you to win it, we will talk about that game in a minute, in the

Scottish Cup we have goal. A second of the afternoon for Celtic,

possibly their best move of the game, Gary Mackay-Steven is putting

it into the net. At the moment 2-0. 27 minutes gone. David says get

Danny Drinkwater in the England team. Brian says that the league is

Leicester's to throw away. I will not get you to comment on that! Lots

of messages on Arsenal, one saying that a draw is not good enough for

Arsenal, they needed six points this week and got one. Another seeing

Arsenal are still without a win in five games, is it time for Arsene

Wenger to call it a day. I was speaking to an Arsenal fan who was

wondering why there was not a lot of talk in a newspaper about Spurs

lacking bottle after letting a lead slip? That is fair criticism after

all the stick we have given Arsenal for similar things. But he is

building a team to challenge for the title, Mauricio Pochettino. They are

still three points ahead of Arsenal without the same outlay on players.

This is a long-running debate about Wenger, I personally think he should

stand down in the summer, it has just gone on, you look out Mauricio

Pochettino is developing teams, this was Arsenal 's window of opportunity

to win the title for the first time since 2004. With great respect

Leicester, will there be another Leicester next season? Chelsea will

come back strong with the new manager, Manchester United will

invest and probably have Mourinho. Manchester City have Pep Guardiola

coming in. They are eight points behind with three times the wage

bill of Leicester City and that is why the focus is on Arsenal. I think

it is valid, losing against West Ham, the fact that Dele Alli played

90 minutes, for me he was clearly not fit. He has a problem with his

ankle. Brilliant for the player to want to play, normally a player has

a broken eyelash and they are out for a couple of weeks, he wanted to

play but he was not moving right. He has made his mark this season with

the intensity and fitness and workrate but was not able to do

that. I thought manager budgeting or should have at least brought him off

at some stage. He made the golfer Kane. That is a valid point but I

think he needs to rest his ankle to get back to where he needs to be and

if you keep playing it would heal quickly. Psychologically it helped

Arsenal yesterday. Down to ten men, 2-1 within five minutes, I would say

not one person would think they were going to get back in it just because

of the results in the last few weeks. I think it might have helped,

ten men and they got back into it and got a point out of it. That

might give them a boost. Then when you result came in, they had archly

lost places. Luke says you have to worry for

them. Please contact us. I know you got sent off against Arsenal but out

of both, Arsenal have your new home and away the season and you have

taken ten two points. -- four points. What was for the? The Spurs

away game was very tough. We nicked it. Every area of the pitch, they

were at it. Going forward, as a defender, they were attacking us and

you could feel that threat. And they were defensively strong. Even though

we took points from Spurs, as a team, I felt they were stronger. But

Arsenal, the players, like Sanchez, as a team, I would say then... If

you look at the stats, they have covered the second bus distance out

of all of the Premier league teams, Bournemouth have got so much energy

and Pochettino works those players very hard, he has a freshness,

double sessions and the foundations of their to have a very good run in

this season and once you start the season, it is difficult to improve

fitness, that work was done in the summer and they are reaping the

rewards. Are you suggesting the game has moved on past Arsene Wenger? The

issue with Arsene Wenger, heavily debated last night, the fans were

positive, they went into meltdown and the focus on Arsene Wenger is

this is one of the most visionary managers we have ever seen in

professional football over 140 years. And he is a legend. When he

came in and he transformed the whole with that beautiful passing on the

pitch, refuelling. Invincible is, he transformed English with all so I

wonder if that legacy is being tarnished by the fact that Arsenal

are drifting. They might do the double and retain the FA Cup and

three in a row is impressive but this was their opportunity to win

the title in a slightly fallow season, with respect to Leicester,

and the criticism that he is getting his deserved but the broader picture

of that has Arsene Wenger being an unbelievable influence in this

country is true. Back to yesterday, I know that you were watching it and

whenever Eric Dyer did not get that second yellow card... I mean, it was

back to the age-old thing of consistency. I didn't speak much

about that, I thought it was soft but seeing that yesterday, but was

fair, for pulling back, so the second one was worse than the first

so why was that not a yellow card? It is just consistency. Starting on

the yellow, and then more yellows. What is about as a player when you

can hear the noise outside the dressing room? -- what is it like. I

felt like I let the boys down, in the dressing room, the worst thing

was I felt helpless. Everybody was out there and I was not allowed to

go out, I was alone in the dressing room. Time to reflect? It was a long

time, 55 minutes. Did you go into the shower? For ten seconds! I got

them to put it onto the television but I could hear the crowd and there

was that really on the television, and it was 1-1, and the last 30

seconds, I could you the fans celebrating. Thanks for that,

Welbeck. And after that... When you are coming off and the manager has

his job to do and you're out of the equation and you completely blanks

you walking off, that must be harsh. He is slightly arm around the

shoulder, dirty blanket? No, the lads are just unbeaten in the last

30 seconds and they came over to me. That shows the team you have got. --

they were just beaten. It is not your fault, it is just one game. We

had just eaten City and Liverpool. Move on. We have two games, West

Brom, Man United, Crystal Palace against Liverpool at 1:30pm. And the

last thing that the Crystal Palace manager would have wanted after 11

Premier league matches without victory is to lose key players and

they are Wayne Hennessey and Connor Wickham. He's scored two braces in

the last two games, Hennessey is the regular goalkeeper. McCarthy and

Adebayor coming in, and Ledley is in. Liverpool, Mamadou Sakho coming

in, Daniel Sturridge is on the bench. The band on behalf of the

none, they are not a one-man team but the lack of Bolasie has been a

problem. And they don't have any goal-scorer? That is a huge talent,

Bolasie, coming out of the blue, and we talk about balance and agility

and speed and power, he has been so useful for Crystal Palace and he has

been sorely missed and you not believe they can get a result.

Without Connor Wickham, someone on this run of form, you want them to

still be in that team? Yes, I do not know if you have ever been standing

next to him, he is massive. He is a serious heavyweight. That is a huge

blow and given away the table they should be fine but a lot of this is

the curse of England speculation. Tipping the manager to be the next

England manager, and then the results tend to head south, which

happens with Alan Pardew. They have fallen off the cliff. Going forward,

so much ambition, speed, and all of a sudden they cannot win. Luckily

they have 33 points but you would fear for them. Probably 35 should be

fine. What is he like to play for? For me, he is one of the better

managers I have worked with. He was great for me that you cancel, the

years that we came in, we had a very good team, we had Cabaye, Ben Arfur,

Joey Barton. We had a good team, it was a very good squad. And he made

that impact and we ended up getting into the Europa League and finished

in fifth place but as a manager of men he was top-class. He would get

you in with his speech and even tactically, he made sure that the

tactics were spot-on for the game. For me, he is a top manager.

Newcastle at the moment are a very different club, second from the

bottom. Eaten at home by Bournemouth. Here is Steve McClaren.

You needed a very big performance, are you disappointed? Very

disappointed. But was definitely a performance that if we carry on like

that, that is going down material without any doubt. The only positive

is we have got ten games left to go and we know that in those games, we

have to find those fighters. I thought that Janmaat, Colback, the

epitomised what we needed to win today but they did not epitomised

that and that is being brutally honest. And we cannot dress that up,

we cannot play like that and hope to stay up. It must change and we have

to be more consistent and people have to step forward and at the

present moment, not enough of them are doing that and we also need

characters are injured back on the training field and back onto the

pitch. Unfortunately -- fortunately, we have got ten left, and that is

enough to show the fight, it is a four team league at the minute, they

will play everyone around us but today, that was not good enough.

Celtic have got their third against Morton. As a Newcastle fan, Henry

Winter, without give you hope? You would have thought about getting

that road map out for the championship and when you think,

that is his opportunity to send the message, the best managers do that,

Ferguson, Jose Mourinho, using the media to get his message across and

he comes out their and you are depressed listening to him, his

shoulders slumped and that is just the press conference. Everybody

knows what he is like the players and the fans must be going crazy.

The thing about Steve McClaren, you have been coached by him and we have

seen that he is a good coach, he will move everyone around and you

will get them set up properly but in terms of going through those gears,

the motion, saying the right words at the right time, getting the

tactics right, he is not top grade, we saw that with England,

Middlesbrough, will spring, occasionally, but he is a coach

whereas what Newcastle want is a younger Bobby Robson, somebody to

inspire them, even Keegan, he had his faults but he lifted his

players. The fans will be depressed. It is a huge task when they keep on

performing so inconsistently. And when you look at Norwich and Alex

Neil, but this honour, the manager's Egger 's job is to pick up those

players and then lose and from that interview, I am not getting that and

they have lost some games, the Liverpool game, he did look like...

Told the players of any responsibility? When you watch them,

you know, I have no idea whether they do or not but it is not look

like any of them have any individual responsibility? But the job of the

manager is to pick them up as a unit and individually and from what I

have seen, Alex Neil might have struggled after his appointment and

I think that Steve McClaren is struggling also. He came to QPR, he

was the coach. And with those lads, he was top-class. Yes, relent.

Fulham, he was very good. I do not know what is going on. That is not

the Steve McClaren that we know. I was coached by him at England and he

would get into the circle before training and would be pushing the

ball is round, he is infectious. That is the issue, he is too chummy.

Alex Neil is a fighter, I would not want to cross them but Steve

McClaren, he wants to be the friend of the players. He was like that at

QPR, he was close. You can be a friend as a coach? Yes, everyone of

us could go to him. Whether he was playing or in the stand. I do not

know as a manager. And I still know some of those lads at Newcastle but

I have not spoken to them for a while. I am not sure what is going

on. That is what happened with Harry Redknapp. And those QPR fans were

very pleased with that, Harry was a manager, Steve McClaren was the

coach, and then Harry would give that team talk and that was a

fantastic combination but as a manager he does not have the right

formula. Dan says, I love people criticising the Newcastle fans, zero

effort from the players every week. I am surprised that some former

players are criticising the fans, saying they are not creating an

atmosphere for the players. They have every right? Every right to be

as disgruntled and angry as they are, given the way the club has gone

over the last ten years? You could argue it is even longer than that.

In terms of trophies. They are amongst the most loyal in the

country. It is a one club time and you go there, Ferguson had this, you

would go there, go to the ground and it would be like a match day even if

it was not a non match day, this cathedral on the hill and they would

go there and it would worship. It is a remarkable place. I would agree,

it is hard to criticise an area of the country but has not had the best

times economically and with what they have to pay for tickets and

they keep turning up and they keep getting lets down and the one thing

that the fans want is just pride in the shirt. You have played there. If

you just give everything, for the team and that shirt...

But if you stand back and let Charlie Daniels go on a long run and

put the ball in the back of the net you deserve what you get don't you?

Yes, I was there four years and up until now it was probably the best

time of my career. If every single player is fighting on the pitch the

fans are happy. The whole city is basically Newcastle, Newcastle. The

petrol station, go for food, the waiter or waitress, everything, all

people, everyone is focused on Newcastle. If you give 100% they are

happy, so you cannot criticise the fans I don't think. Do you think a

lot of players realise this, that if you give 100% we will be all right

with you? Look at Aston Villa as well as they just around yesterday.

As soon as you cross the line that is the minimum you should give, bad

game or a good game, as long as you give 100% the fans will back you and

they are not seeing that Newcastle. Was Alan Shearer right last night

when he said the whole club is a mess? Steve McClaren is on the

board, how does that work? He should not be on the board, how does that

work? Will he sat himself? He might come out later and give himself a

vote of confidence! It is like Arsenal, Wenger has too much power

there. What Alan Shearer said last night it was like having a fan

there. It was outrageous, you could see how much it meant to him as a

Newcastle lad and the players are not showing it. He is disappointed

that so many good players, this proverbial hotbed of football, so

many players go away at a young age. Newcastle United should build a

blockade on the A-1 to stop these talented kids moving away. I am not

sure they would be allowed to do that... But another message here

saying I am lost for words, this is the lowest the club has been in the

modern era. Another seeing I watched the five-a-side for sports Leith and

those players putting more effort than the players do. -- sport

relief. Have time at Celtic. 3-0, as expected pretty much on the basis of

form. Leigh Griffiths putting Celtic ahead before Gary Mackay-Steven

doubled that margin halfway through the first half, then Calum McGregor

taking on half of the Greenock Morton team and making it all the

way to the ten yard mark before scoring. But Johannson was brought

down by Michael Miller just before half-time and it looked to me like a

studs up challenge and he had just been booked, but the referee did not

seem to see it was him who did it. Johannson has been taken off and

looks unlikely to start the second half. Thank you. Danny Simpsons,

Henry Winter and Trevor Sinclair here with me. As far as relegation

is concerned, you have a table in front of you Trevor, Sunderland just

above the drop zone, eight points between themselves and Swansea, so

for you, three from four? I think Sunderland stay up. Aston Villa have

gone. Newcastle, from what I have seen and the pressure the manager is

under and the response the players are giving him, which is literally

zilch, and Sunderland were so unlucky not to get the win

yesterday. I think Sunderland have bought well in the transfer window

in January, brought in a big defender. Sam Allardyce does what he

says on the tin, he will keep them up, for me. And Jermain Defoe as

well, when you have a goal-scorer like that. Sam Allardyce teams, you

have played against them, they are always tough and robust,

psychologically strong. One or two issues at Newcastle but I am sure he

will keep them up. When you're down there, are you analysing other clubs

fixtures? You do. Last year I think if you ask the fans are any of the

other players, we were always in games. There was always one goal in

it. We were not getting thumped. So we always knew we just needed to

keep doing what we were doing and get a few breaks. Once you get one

win it gives you the left and you have to kick on from that. Massive

difference when you're getting beating by three or four, the morale

and confidence pours out the place. But if it's just the odd goal and

you have been unlucky I think it keeps the confidence high and the

belief amongst the players. Everton against West Ham, West Ham fifth,

just a point behind Manchester City. They were 2-0 down, Everton down to

ten men, Lukaku missed a penalty and before you knew it West Ham won 3-2.

This season has always been special but today felt like a special day

with minute and the West Ham supporters greeted it like you had

won a trophy, it has that kind of psychology? Definitely. We were a

bit tired, although we played good, but the reactions and the

transitions especially, defensive transition, we will of its -- we

were not sharp enough baby because we had such a big game on Wednesday

night against Spurs. But I am pleased not only with the win, I am

pleased with how we played. 2-0 down of course I am not happy, but I was,

again, proud of the way they were playing. Great day for us. That is

an understatement Trevor Sinclair? A remarkable season for them this

year. The way the players have gone out and played without fear, Dimitri

Payet is a superstar and the impact he has had this year has been second

to none. For me he is up there with Mahrez, the goals he has scored,

scored eight and created seven or one way or the other, he missed a

bit of the season but West Ham as a whole played with a great spirit.

Coming from 2-0 down at Goodison Park is incredible and they deserved

it. Once they got the first goal they could sense it and they have

the players, getting crosses in and looked dangerous. I was listening to

Antonio this morning saying Slaven Billic had told them get the ball in

the box because they are not buoyant at the pending in the air from set

pieces in particular. -- they are not brilliant at defending in the

air. It is horses for courses, they can change it and mix it up. I am

surprised that people are surprised that Slaven Billic has been a

success. Just meeting him and going into press conferences with him he

is a very uplifting and powerful personality. The main aim for West

Ham this season was to stay in the Premier League so they go to the

yellow Brick Stadium with that status intact so they can then sell

season tickets all around the area. -- go to the Olympic Stadium. When

you hear players talking so highly of Slaven Billic before he took the

job that speaks so much to me. You knew he would have an impact on the

players. He comes up with wonderful phrases, saying he would have to go

and buy a dictionary to express more words to express the poetry he feels

about Dimitri Payet. And that is gold for us as journalists. Antonio

was saying when you have some daylight Dimitri Payet and the

opposition focus on him it creates space for other players. Yesterday

there were 12 players around Mahrez every time he got the ball which

left space for Kante and Danny Drinkwater to get at it and switch

it and dictate. That is credit to him, he has adapted to that. Not let

it get to him, he just gets on with it. That is the keyword, adapting.

West Ham getting crosses in because they thought Everton were

susceptible, talking about Mahrez being able to adapt, you have to be

able to adapt throughout the game. Drinkwater used the ball so well

yesterday. A message saying West Ham will take fourth, quality teamwork

and the right mentality. Another seeing West Ham have class and

resilience. I pointed out you have 27 different teams but you support

them all on Twitter, but a fourth place was between Manchester City

and West Ham that would be a dilemma wouldn't it? I am just going to go

and sit in that corner! It would be a dilemma. That is all I am saying,

I am not going to ask you who... Good! Everton fans have every right

to be angry as well don't they? Yeah and there is a sizeable movement, if

that's the right word, against Martinez which I think is slightly

harsh. He is trying to play the right way, developing them but as

ever with his teams he just needs to work more defensively. Going forward

they have fabulous players, Lukaku, Ross Barkley. But one or two

mistakes made by individuals so can you blame Martinez for that? A lot

of Everton fans have judging by social media, which are the

substitutions. Aaron Lennon was taken off yesterday, if you are down

to ten men you still had to keep some kind of threat. I have been to

Goodison Park recently where his substitutions were hammered by the

supporters. This is one of Leicester 's biggest things, I am giving away

some secrets, but Jamie Vardy goes and stands on the left wing, Mahrez

on the right. You have to double up on both of them because Jamie Vardy

has the speed and Mahrez is twinkle toes. So you have less to deal with

defending and when you get the ball you cause problems because there is

a mass of hole in the middle. I think the problem with Everton is

that going forward is fine but they are not getting the balance right

and they are conceding too many goals. If it was an individual

error, that will happen but some of the goals they conceded yesterday,

that is not about individual error is it about being in the right

position for certain scenarios. As Danny said earlier, Claudio Ranieri

analyses where players should be. The player has to come across until

the hole and that is not happening at Everton in my opinion. Simon says

enough is enough, Martinez is not a Premier League manager, we cannot

defend. Another seeing that if the man who has invested all the money

into Everton is checking if there is a 14 day cooling off period! Another

seeing Martinez is a joke, can blame the red card and missed penalty but

enough is enough. Do you still keep an eye on your old team? Yeah. But

for the first time ever in my life I am looking at it hoping we don't

win! -- they don't. If they are on TV I was watch them however. I am

hoping to go to the Europa League game against Liverpool at Old

Trafford, I'm hoping I can go to that. What I do always watch for the

results. Thank you for coming on, and to you gentlemen, West Ham are

Manchester City? We are out of time, lucky you! Goodbye.