The edge. Ed. Hello. Hello. How's you going? International Break's over. Man United have played. We're

back doing podcasts. Yay! Yay! Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I had a nice week in Wales, which was really nice, lots of beautiful scenery.

Went to the Lynn Peninsula.

Don't know where that is.

Right.

So you know like the very top of Wales, there's Anglesee

that sticks out and then there's a bit that sticks out in the other direction.

That's the Lynn Peninsula.

Big close to Liverpool, isn't it? You know, bit close. It's a long way. I mean...

Dangerously close. It's also close to Manchester, to be fair. Like, it's on the same.

You know what, it's close in terms of latitude,

not particularly close in terms of longitude

because it's right on the coast.

So, you know know the west coast. Anyway it was lovely and I drove into

Snowdonia and went around. I'm just basically trying to put off talking about football for as long as possible because I am going to be such a downer about this

fantastic time. It's like the best time anyone's ever had old Trafford for years on end.

There's just this atmosphere of lionization and celebration

and I'm just looking at it like I'm looking at a magic eye picture that only I can see and everyone else is or rather like everyone else can see some picture that I can't see.

Yes, that's a good way of putting it, isn't it?

It was very interesting in the buildup,

and I couldn't help but feel, you know, really cynical

about the way that the United sort of approached marketing Rinaldo's return.

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