And the So, I'm very confused by how I feel about the whole subject part of me is like yeah no worries we just go to

Eastlands and win but even if we do then we have to make sure we don't you know draw against

Sunderland away on the last day or somehow mess it up at home in advance of that but

uh huh it's a

a I don't know what's going on anymore football's horrible

I don't know about that I mean you're supposed to enjoy this this kind of time of year

although Ferguson did say today that it'd take a masochist to enjoy this.

Maybe.

Yeah, all right, so let's just get into Everton.

First of all, it would be extremely remiss of us in the gloom of what actually happened to miss out on the fact that United played some of their best attacking football of the entire season in that game against Everton.

Some great goals. Yeah,, great goals.

Fantastic play.

I mean, Woldbeck's goal was a brilliant piece of individual skill

to dummy and then curl into the top corner.

Narni's dinked finish for the fourth goal in between some great interplay between the

four was a great attacking play if you just took the United's goals probably say wow

what a fantastic performance against a really good opposition but the defending as a team and I'm not going to blame

bat for here because it is way more than that as a team was horrendous there was no protection from

Karak and Skols and afraid Skols put in his easily his worst performance since he's returned and

Karak was his passive old self that we thought had disappeared and and then right through

the back for David de Heh he can probably forgive because he didn't really make any

mistakes for any of the goals, but the two fallbacks pushed forward constantly didn't track

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