The So, In what should have been a terrible day for the blues all round the blue

half of Manchester corrected the global balance of red versus blue by beating us

which was which is a shame because really you want to have good happy memories of the

Derby after Mrs Thatcher finally leaves but no in the end sadly it was the the blues that got to celebrate

they did yes and we're not just talking about burning big them here but, but odd day all round, wasn't it?

You know, Thatcher finally cut and certain parts of the country have a big celebration about it.

Not least the football fans of the country because Thatcher did did her very best to kill the game unlike a ridiculous article in the mail this week which suggested that she was the savior of the English game.

Dave Whelan, Dave Whelan! Oh dear!

Yeah, can you imagine Dave Whelan's call for a minute silence for Margaret Thatcher going down in

Alex Ferguson's office? I just really wish they had tried to have a minute silence for

Mr Thatcher at the Manchester Derby you know I think at Chelsea versus West Ham you

might get a respectful minute silence for Mrs Thatcher.

Yeah try it at Hillsborough or Anfield.

I mean, we're not going to bang on relentlessly about politics and I am not one to celebrate and

revel in the death of an enemy, But to those kind of outsiders who've been confused

by the reaction of a good percentage of football fans in England,

the Mrs Thatcher was at the heart of the Hillsborough conspiracy, you know, not really at the heart of it, but at the top of it. She was a relentless opponent of football and it was lucky to survive her basically just as she was a sort of relentless opponent of all kind of folk traditions of the working class in England.

Right, and and to her press secretary Bernardingham said that it was a tanked up mob, quote, unquote, that caused the

Hillsborough disaster.

And you know, her and Bernard were best buddies for Nion three decades, so let's not pretend she wasn't anything but intimately connected with that

conspiracy. Another enemy of football Roberto Manchini says United was lucky to be 15 points

ahead now only 12.

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