And the ex-Gunner has singled out Divock Origi as the perfect example of it - because he wouldn't even get in Arsenal's team.

Liverpool are feeling the heat after blowing the chance to go seven points clear at the summit to being second on goal difference in less than a week.

Back-to-back draws have allowed Manchester City to regain top spot and opened the door for Tottenham to get back into the frame in third

"Manchester City can rotate as much as they want and their team never gets weakened. They have five or six players on the bench who can come on and change a game.

"Jurgen Klopp's bench is just not the same. They were struggling against West Ham and brought on Divock Origi to try to win them the game.

"No disrespect to him but Origi wouldn't get in Arsenal's team and James Milner at right-back seems to be struggling. They must be wondering why they let Nathaniel Clyne go.

"All the momentum is with City now. Liverpool look nervous and so do their fans. People are just starting to talk about how long it's been since they last won it. That is going to be more of a factor.