CRYSTAL PALACE 1
ASTON VILLA 2
STEVEN GERRARD said all the right things after this latest win. In proper manager speak, he praised his players while insisting there was still lots of work to be done, starting with Manchester City on Wednesday.
“What we won’t do is get carried away on the back of two wins,” he said.
But after seeing off World Cup winner Patrick Vieira before going head to head with Pep Guardiola, Gerrard then tried to deny he wasn't enjoying his first experience of Premier League management.
“I’m not sure this is a league or a level where you get much enjoyment because the next top coach comes along in three days’ time,” he said.
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