And the So, So Ed as Old Trafford rang with the sounds of Olay's at the wheel at full time and United's brave lions hobbled off the field of play

Did your heart swell with pride like mine did?

Oly beat his chest didn't he? Awesome, it was very good. I think the atmosphere at

O'Treford was fantastic. He was fantastic in recent Away Games, wasn't it as well?

As we all know, sadly I missed out on that

one I did feel as I was sat in meetings trying to watch it on my phone in a far-flung

land as I'm going to do with my job that sends me around the world spying on people.

And that I really wished I was there, but I wasn't, but I caught what I could, and I actually got up very early this morning to rewatch so yeah

lots of pride in a sense an opportunity missed because actually as the game

war on United got better and better and despite

seemingly every player in the United team being injured at some point, United I

think were the better team despite being injured and despite not having all the

possession and stuff like that. They're just more effective in the end.

Absolutely. Before we talk about the football I wanted to talk about the crowd because you know we noted in the PSG game that the crowd was surprisingly flat in a game that you would have kind of expected them to be up for it.

And this was the opposite.

I mean, you know, everyone said for years, well, you know, Old Traff was kind of flat except

against Liverpool and City, but even in the last few years, some of the Liverpool and City games haven't been that great,

and there's a difference between sort of the odd every 10 minutes the whole crowd chanting murderers and what happened at the weekend what happened in the weekend felt like

absolute evidence of the depth of emotional connection that's been

forged between the team and the fans in this period of time because that was not a

response to the fact that United were playing brilliantly,

which it has been sometimes recently. It was a response to, it was a shared sense

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