"I'm so proud. I was emotional at the end in the circle, I couldn't be prouder of that group of men. To give that performance after Saturday's performance… We went out for the win tonight; we weren't happy sitting and holding onto a point. Credit has got to got go to those players; they were outstanding. With the crowd like it was tonight and on Saturday, we fancy our chances against anybody [in the play-offs]." The 48-year-old has paid the price for failing to turn Manchester United into genuine title challengers but how does his record compare to the managers who came before him? could be a viable option away from the obvious candidates in Rahm and McIlroy, with Padraig Harrington likely to rely on experience. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player