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Lovely body and welcome to this week's episode of analyzing on field your tactics and analytics podcast, KHC of the brother of their channel.

I'm Josh Williams and I'm joined by David Hughes. Dave

Alstings mate. Yeah very good thank you mate. Good to be what. I feel like we're

quite late to the party this week we're obviously recording on the Thursday and we have Manchester

United at all the holidays that's one way of putting it's one way of putting it. One way in it, yeah.

Yeah, but we still haven't spoke about it.

As I said, late to the party, probably the laughs to get it down to it.

It's just the way the schedule and work sometimes.

But yeah, we have to get into that of course and we have to look ahead

to Brighton this weekend a Liverpool player 3 o'clock on Saturday but yeah

first things, mate, Manchester and Knights it, I mean, what on earth happened?

Madness, madness ensued.

Yeah, honestly, I don't know. Well, I know, obviously, it was just,

I just, for all the United issues,

I could have easily foreseen a Liverpool win, but just not in that manner. though it was a five-nill victory which in itself is is a very

big deal of course it is you know it's a kind of generational victory It was just it was the way it played out and I think I saw Michael Cox make a really good point in a tweet earlier in the week or maybe on the game day where he'd said this is the most embarrassing

results for Manchester United in the Premier League era and he said obviously the Manchester City game where he lost six one is considered, you know, previously before the Liverpool game on Sunday was considered that result.

But, you know, if you do remember that game, United were still fairly in that. You know, it was 3-1 up until later on. United were chasing and away back into it. Where's this game, you know, it was over, wasn't it really, like, by halftime?

I'm saying, was it three or four a half time?

It was four. Four, you know, that. three or four,

four, you know, that four-nill a half-time.

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