The So, We are recording what three hours after the game finished. How are you feeling about the derby pretty

good you're editing the show this week so you've got a bleep yourself out now

yeah I may may well do that yeah I may just bleep myself out with Manuel Pellegrini's post-match interview

he was a bit sad wasn't he I feel a bit sorry for Pellegrini I quite like him is he still in the job

as we speak as far as I know he's like the last term president isn't he? He is dead man walking.

Lame duck. Has anyone ever let as a collective let their manager down more than the

Manchester City players have let Pellegrini down.

I suppose Manchester United senior players last season and David Moyes.

Chihuahua and Manchester City's players under Roberto Manchini last time they won the title. Let's just get in the digs against

city now I mean it's good isn't it because they've beaten us four times in a row so

you've got to take it where it comes and that was a proper smashing today. I'm pretty giddy about that performance really.

Well, to be fair, you'd be giddy against about a 1-0 away at Talker United.

levels of giddiness are probably, you know,

Willie Wanker chocolate factory giddy.

It's my birthday tomorrow as well so I've had quite a lot of chocolate today.

The first 10 minutes look like well I did like Moise was back you know the only kind of redeeming feature was that it took them like eight minutes longer to score than it did at the last D'Alby at home.

They were, they looked like they'd been, you talk about performances of teams that have been cheating their managers.

They really looked like they'd been cheating their manager for that first 10 minutes, didn't they?

They did, yeah, I mean, they couldn't have played more ole football if they'd said ole every time they got the ball.

I mean they pretty much were.

They were waving the red flags around and walked the ball into the net.

I thought we were in for a real dropping after about nine minutes because city suddenly

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