And the So, I think it was a little doom and gloom on the podcast last week.

Neither of us really believed that United would win but win United did

champion is champion is

what's happened is it we not won the league quite yet

no

apparently it was our cup final so you so you say some cheeky get arsenal fans.

I had to remind a few, personally in some circumstances, that one side here were champions

and won the league by 11 points last season and the other side hadn't won a thing for a decade.

Yes, well quite, but they had been elected champions of England and they looked anything but I think listen it was a

Robert McGobby election was that it was a game of very definitely

without question two halves right one was not very good and the other was

absolutely awful.

I really disagree. I really disagree. I thought we were really good in the first half.

I thought we looked like we could have beaten pretty much anyone at that point.

It was the second half where things started to fall apart quite so dramatically.

Yeah, look for the opening 10 minutes I might agree with you. United were bright, attacked, looked.

There was a very clear game plan which was to ensure that Arson had very little time on the ball in the central midfield and then get it wide and get crosses in and

you know how to do that very successfully for a period of time and of course scored from the set piece which would have been part of the thinking too, though I'm not quite sure too many people would have thought that Robin Van Percy would tower above all to score.

I'm being a little cheeky but I think the game was pretty low quality all in all

United had a very specific game plan here which was to disrupt Arsenal's

rhythm that was game plan number one game plan number two was to disrupt Arsenal's rhythm and that's the same for Game Plan

Number three as well. And look it worked. You know what? It isn't that far away from

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