Well, hello everyone, it's the Gary Neville podcast again, and we're at Old Trafford off the back of a two-two draw between Manchester United and Spurs.

I wonder Gary how you feel about Manchester United by comparison with how you felt about them two hours ago or two, three weeks ago?

I don't think anything different really.

I think some positive... Let's do the positives first.

I think the fact that Hoyland takes that chance.

He didn't get involved in the game a lot after that.

But I wouldn't say that was necessarily down to him.

It's the fact that Spurs just dominated possession

and the service up to him will come on to our United play in a bit.

It means that they don't create sort of moments for him and play to his strengths.

But I thought the way in which he finished it was really positive.

And I thought in the first half, you know, we have large expectations of Marcus Rashers because

he set standards last season, which means you've got to be consistent and maintain those

standards and he's dropped below them.

So for him to not

score old Trafford for the last 14 games going back to last May is something that you wouldn't

have believed come the end of last season so the fact that he scored he looked dangerous in the

first half it looked like it was either going to be sort of him score at war end or poro was going to set

something up at the other when he didn't go back with him and thought the real there were good battles in wide areas so there's some positives in that sense for Manchester United that two of their sort of strikers have got on the score sheet because

you look at the stats around United's strike force and forwards and it's it really is appalling and you look at the reasons for that well one is form you know the players are lacking

confidence and they're not taking the chances second is the recruitment and the capability of the players

now are they good enough to be in that position to be strikers and forwards for united and then the

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