Hey everyone, welcome to the debate. Now, we are reflecting on a great time here in New

York. We're in New Jersey, currently here. The game was brilliant, wasn't it, son?

It was great game. It's at the end. It was to see who cares what I think. Robbo, enjoy

the game. Really enjoyed it. I thought the boys performed really well. We looked like

a really good team, pressing everything. It was good, and we created quite a few chances

as well as the good goals that we scored, so yeah, really enjoyable.

What are you saying, Jim Webb? Good time you're on the side again. We were there at pitch

side, weren't we? We were at pitch side, and I did enjoy the performance. I thought it was

strong. As Robbo said, they're pressing from the front when we didn't have the ball. We

had a real intent. There was a lot of courage to get on the ball. The likes of Kobe in the

middle of the park, no shots, a lot of maturity. Tommy and was strong. I think across the board,

everybody performed as well as you want the performers to be at this time of the season.

Straight away, Dan, you've mentioned Kobe. For me, I was really impressed with him because

I haven't seen too much of him, but I was really impressed with him against a team like

Arsenal. He's not a kid who comes into the team as a central midfield player and just

goes chasing about trying to impress the manager and all that. He's calculated and he's

reading the game and he's doing things in his own time, so he closes down really well.

He receives the ball, changes the pattern of the game, quickens it up when he wants to

quicken it up. He's using his football brain and I'm quite impressed with him. First impressions

is doing really well. While we're talking about it, without

putting too much pressure on him, because obviously, Brian Robson endorses young academy

player, means a lot. We've seen players in the past who have played and performed really

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