The So, Hey Paul, how's it going?

How's it going?

Yeah, good, thanks.

I was at Leicester yesterday, the you know booming sounds of the away fans in

excellent voice and all the lovely goals but I guess we'll come on to that how

how are you Ed I'm very good I't at Leicester, but I did enjoy all the lovely

goals. They were good, weren't they? I think they were all three of them were good, which is nice.

Yeah. Some better than others. But before that, there was whole. Yeah, not not not no quite as good no goals at all no goals at all I mean look it's I was being

facetous in the opening there there's not been a lot of bore draws at

I'll Traff that there's been a lot of frustrating draws. Is this one of them? I mean,

it's like 70% possession or something and quite a lot of attempts, but not

necessarily the feeling that United were always

banging on the door. No it was immensely frustrating but not in the way that say

stoke or Burnley was immensely frustrating. It was immensely frustrating that United were handed a guilt-edged chance to make

ground on their rivals. Like the Tuesday, this was on the Wednesday night and the Tuesday had just been a spectacular series of results for us and we sort of really stuffed it up I thought. It was a fantastic opportunity.

Liverpool had lost to Swansea,

city and Tottenham had drawn with each other.

You know, that was a little bit before that.

It was the Arsenal's into Watford,

a Liverpool drawing with Chelsea, that it was that, and Spurs drawing away at Sunderland.

Well, the frustrating thing again about those draws with Stoke, Liverpool and Hull is that other teams had dropped lots of points,

other rivals for the Champions League places that dropped lots of points.

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