I'm Gab, he's Jules Gray and horrible skies over West London this morning.

Probably Gray is still over in North London where Spurs got hammered up at El Trafer

by Manchester United.

We're going to be talking about that.

Of course, this is going to be an early one.

We'll be talking about Liverpool winning again.

We're going around the Dredge, free Nell.

Who scored the second on that?

The Dream, the Battle of the World.

But let's start at El Trafer because I want to start with Manchester United because we

are often critical when they play bad.

They're talking about playing, not performance, but not just a result.

I thought this was maybe their best game under Eric Tenhoge.

Things actually worked, things actually clicked.

And interestingly, there was no Christian Erickson.

And there's no Christian Erickson in another which we'll get to in a minute.

Oh, and Luke Shaw left back as well, which I think kind of flew under the radar instead

of Terrell Malacia.

Was this a case of United playing well or was it a case of Spurs playing badly, or more

one than the other?

Yes, I think United played so well that it made, it made Spurs struggle.

It made them really play badly, I think on another night with a Hugo Dioris in that kind

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