Well, hi there again, everybody. Welcome to the latest edition of the Gary Neville podcast.

Gary, you've been at a couple of games. Let's talk about the one that we've been at today.

It's finished nil-nil. You said in commentary, it didn't feel like a nil-nil.

We had a red card incident as well. Your thoughts on Leeds against Arsenal?

I didn't feel like it was a the little because Leeds entertainers.

They play really good football

and I think they create lots of chances.

Was it 24 shots they had on?

25 I think, yeah.

25 shots on goal.

I'm not sure too many of them

were on target, but they had some really good chances.

Hit them would work three times.

And you never feel like you're watching a boring game.

Certain teams, I always thought, Tottenham under Placino, I think Liverpool under Clop, you watch obviously Leeds under BLC, you always feel

like you're getting a really good game of football because they take the game to the opposition,

and it means that the opposition have to do something, and I felt it was a good game to watch. I

enjoyed the first half more. I think we both enjoyed the first half. It was 11 against 11, wasn't it? Yeah. And you need 11 v10. It's never great. You need something to happen to

obviously, I mean, Arsenal was still a threat. They still had two or three moments, but it just

takes something away from the game and the competitive element. And Arsenal's ability to think that

they had to go and win the game was less when they went to 10 men and that meant that the game just became a little bit more dower and Leeds I think the beauty of Leeds is that man to man all over the pitch going for it and we lose that obviously when Larslow just sat back in at the edge of their own box playing as a more compact defence it was in the end with Tem and a decent point for Arsenal, but it's only four points

from five games, I think, and a contrast to their North London rivals where you were yesterday.

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