The No question for that. I'm very happy to say Ed that I only watched the first 25 and last 10 minutes of that British game and universally the feedback I've

received is that that was a fortunate situation to be in. I feel for my fellow

podcasters who suffered through all 90 minutes of that.

I think you've been having much more fun playing with LEGO for the last couple of days

than anyone that watching that game.

It was like between 25 minutes and what do you see, say, the last five minutes?

Last 10.

Yeah, it was dreadful.

United were truly, truly dreadful for about what, 35 minutes of that game.

Went behind to a comedy goal.

Just, I don't know what anyone was doing there, the defenders or flappy surge.

And there was just no intensity about it afterwards.

It was often like a training game.

That's how intense it was.

You know, you said like that the

it really lacked intensity and I was just about to say it's interesting that the home

crowd are not making any noise at all and that was just before Storm Dennis blew in and they scored the goal that they scored and then and the home crowd did make some noise but I was quite surprised just what a thoroughly flat occasion the whole thing felt.

I mean, we're pretty good at sapping the life out of an occasion, I guess, when we play like that.

Yeah, sure.

So there were some moments. I think Bruges had five or six shots or something like that in the game, maybe slightly more than that. They had some moments on the break. You know, it had a lot of possession. we were playing with a flat back five for lots of the game

not switched the formation around a little bit in the second half but were quite prepared to defend deep and just moved the ball sort of slowly forward.

Which I suppose is not a surprise given that Pereira and Lingard and Matich and

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