Let's take this time an opportunity to talk about Alexis Macalester because, again, probably a little understated a little bit, but like, I was going to say he's the unsung hero of the season, but he's got a song now, so he's actually getting songs sung about him, but he is a magnificent player.

And he feels like in the Salaf Van Dyckness of it all, Allison, the world he did the other day in PSG, Alexis McC McCariser has just been going about his business, doing whatever job needed for the team.

Again, he didn't get on the score sheet. He won't look at the stat sheet at the weekend and go,

Alexis was massively involved. But I thought he was brilliant when he come on.

He was. He can totally control the game, I thought. And there had been times in the past when the only

time he noticed him was when he was on the ground which he was like five or six

times a game I'm not saying that he wasn't playing really well in those games

but he's been the quiet midfielder for us is the one who goes about his

work and it's just not flashy you don't

really know you notice sobbers live running you know you notice carters holding the ball up

you notice gravenberg's turn and his run mccallity just gets on with his job and he don't really take

much notice but on saturday it was so evident that he once he the pitch, you know, the ball was his and he was controlling everything we did.

It was fantastic.

The manager said, the in afterwards, like, you know, he went, yeah, Robbo full of energy, Harvey full of energy.

He went, and you can just tell why Macalas is a World Cup winner.

He just looked that level.

Listen, he should be playing against Southampton.

This is what it should have looked like

but he comes on

he went he kept winning the ball back

but most importantly

you need someone to set the tempo

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