The So, Paul, how goes it? Were you were you pleased to see the Moizaya on the end of a good

something?

I mean, beating Sunderland is low-key in the top five most enjoyable results in the Premier League.

Maybe even higher than that, It might be like fourth.

No, I reckon it's it's the fifth most enjoyable win we can get in the league.

It's pretty good and really I was pretty ambivalent toward Sunderland until about five years ago.

Yeah. And then they just, I always sort of liked them. The nickname The Black Cats was always quite enjoyable.

I liked Kevin Phillips, he was good, but recently, like since, well, since 1112, isn't it?

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, well when Moise goes down and there are tears at the Stadium of Light,

I will be doing a positive in front of my TV.

The, um, there are two chance sung by opposing, the two worst chance, I think, sung at Man United by opposition fans.

Apart from like, is there a fire drill and, you know, is this a library and all that sort of

stuff, all that nonsense we support

our local team always tire tiresome but the two worst are Leicester fans singing

just like Leicester your city is blue doesn't make any sense like why are they why I mean why are they on man city side that's a really weird thing and also

Lester's a one club city so there's no kind of your city is blue, our city is blue thing that works for them.

Doesn't make sense, and is small time, and is rubbish.

And the other one is Sunderland fan singing we heard you singing when Sergio scored

you're literally singing about another team's triumph like I know United can be very

small time when it comes to singing about Stephen

Gerard but my goodness is there a more small time chant than that?

Yeah desperately sad but then again this is a club which has a storied history of zero

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