Hello, I'm Juliett Ferrington.

And I'm Ron Walker.

And welcome to one-on-one from Sky Sports, where we have a chat with some of football's biggest names.

And coming up on today's show, two managers who find themselves at the wrong end of the

Premier League table. First up, Leicester City's Rud van Nistelroy, who talks about what

helps him with all the scrutiny and the position the team finds itself in.

That is important to have a half a day to calm down before you can go to the next challenge and it's it can be doing a gym

session or a pearl jam a pearl jam in the use in a gym session is the ultimate one is

the ultimate one or a walk or or or dinner with with friends or going back home quickly to see my family.

Those are things, you know, to get out of this current situation

and get really inspired for the next step.

I had to do it a couple of times so far.

Meanwhile, I've been to see Wolfves boss, Vitor Pereira,

who after managing Porto in his native Portugal,

tells me pressure, what pressure?

You know what I remember?

My kids, they asked me to go on the cinema after a draw.

Yeah.

Imagine, and I can't.

The pressure is, you understand, when you draw a game, is a problem.

Two managers then who take us inside the fight to stay in the Premier League this season.

And that's all on the way in this week's one-on-one.

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