Hi, we're Jessie and Lenny from our podcast Table Manners and we're currently sponsored by Netflix.

There's nothing better than watching a fascinating real story. I agree. And if you listeners

are interested in unbelievable true stories, then Netflix has a treat for you this month.

A standout that I personally loved was Con Mum. It's a new documentary which tells the story of

TV pastry chef

Graham Hornegold, reuniting with his long-lost mum

only to find out months later, she may not be who she says.

Watch Con Mum from the 25th of March

and even more real stories this march on Netflix.

The Athletic.

This is Talk of the Devils, the Athletics podcast dedicated to Manchester United,

and well, that was a bit better than we thought it was going to be, but not as good as it could have been,

if that makes sense.

Laurie Whitwell and Andy Mitten are with us.

Laurie was at Amfield yesterday, so we're going to go through all the details of that nil-nil draw against Liverpool, all the fallout as well.

And bizarrely, there's no midweek game to look forward to, which I think is just about

the first time this season that I've said that when it's not been the international break,

but we will find a few more nuggets to bring you, of course, like we always do,

including the fact that Andy turns 50

tomorrow, don't you, Andy? Thanks for that. Yes, I do. And it's why I couldn't go to Anfield.

My wife put me under strict orders at the start of the season. So it wasn't because United

had lost by an aggregate of 11-0 in the past two seasons. You weren't, you know, shine away from

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