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The Athletic.

This is Talk of the Devils, the Athletics podcast dedicated to Manchester United. I'm Ian Irving and joining us today. Drawing the short straws are Carl Anker and Andy Mitton. But I promise you this won't be a downbeat podcast. It never is with us. We try and find our way through it as best we can. Of course, another disappointing result for Manchester United. No doubt, against Arsenal, but lots to talk about

aside from that. Carl, it looks like you're at home like me, but Andy Mitten has got a, what is that,

some sort of yellow roof behind him. I can see some plug sockets and bricks, and I can hear the sort

of the murmur of action. Where on earth are you, Andy? I i'm at villa reall i'm going to speak to their

manager unai emery ahead of the champions league semi-final against liverpool it guts me just

saying this but i've got to do my job and once i've done this podcast i'm going to speak to him

i'm not going to be too bitter i'm going to be an objective journalist i'm not going to be too bitter. I'm going to be an objective journalist.

I'm not going to say that Manchester United beat you twice this season.

I'm not going to mention Gadsk through gritted teeth.

And I've come down to see him.

So, yeah, this is the job as the journalist.

It's a beautiful sunny day here, as it was in Manchester all last week.

Yeah, are you sat in the stadium then, Andy, at the minute?

I'm sat in the...

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