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We're only as good as the data set presented to us. I think Dele would be the first to admit that the perception of him hasn't been good and a lot of his behaviours have fed into that, but he now acknowledges there has been a problem and is now in a place where he can address them. I'd love it...

What a magnificent interview, he chose his interviewer very well. Gary Neville really is an excellent person to speak to, he's open and honest and a fantastic communicator. I particularly loved him taking a moment to show affection when Dele needed it. Brilliant interview and fantastic to hear...

I may be early and right, or totally wrong. But I think he's done at the top level in a similar way to Theo Walcott. He might keep playing, his talent will see him score a few and he won't lose the instinct of being in the right place at the right time. But he was a big part of why Chelsea...

Funny line, but Sterling's decline has been obvious in the last year. He lost his place last season and never got it back. He was sold as soon as it was clear he was past his prime. But Chelsea hadn't noticed.

Actually, I think that in a year or two we'll definitely be including Sterling in the conversations about Dele and Lingard. Barkley is still playing at a good level, Ligue 1 in France with Nice. Sterling was a tap in merchant for Man City, a very successful one without question but playing in an...

Very strange situation and you do wonder what's gone wrong for Dele. Not Lingard, he was never particularly talented but looked ok with good players around him. Dele didn't even have that a lot of the time, and you don't roll in 18 Premier League goals in a season without having talent.