Graeme Souness

GRAEME SOUNESS: In his nine seasons at United, no player better captured the club's malaise. He is the best example of where they have gone wrong. I cannot believe he only just left.

GRAEME SOUNESS: I have to credit Arsenal for the manful and organised way they set about the task that was asked of them in the second half at Manchester City last weekend.

GRAEME SOUNESS: I have been advocating for years for England to go with one sitting player in midfield and let the creative players get on with it, but those players failed against Greece.

GRAEME SOUNESS: I am struggling to think of any action that the geniuses running Man United could have taken to turn more people against them than terminating Sir Alex Ferguson's contract.

GRAEME SOUNESS: We are only eight games into the season, but this feels like a 'must win' for Arsenal. It is a bigger game for them than it is Liverpool, in terms of how it impacts on their season.

GRAEME SOUNESS: If you persuaded Pep Guardiola to cross Manchester and go in to manage Manchester United 's current group of players, how much better would the team be?

GRAEME SOUNESS: I don't think the alarm bells will be ringing too loudly at Manchester City despite them losing three consecutive games. There's not a lot wrong.

GRAEME SOUNESS: I won 54 caps for Scotland - but it could have been more. We were openly encouraged at Liverpool not to play in friendlies and I missed a fair chunk of them.

Turkish giants Galatasaray are reportedly interested in signing West Ham United striker Michail Antonio according to Takvim.

GRAEME SOUNESS: Postecoglou has a way of playing that he is sticking to and it's all well and good being principled. But the pressure will very quickly become even greater if he does not adapt.