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You're listening to the Gary Neville podcast, brought to you by Sky Sports.

Well, Gary, it's podcast time, and I guess there have been times as a Manchester United man.

It's been very pleasant to talk about the game but you're an objective observer and give us the take on Arsenal's splendid 3-0 win over Manchester United.

They came out of the trap so quickly. I think back to big moments in the match when you look back now on the first minute, Damian in the far corner giving that free kickaway against Sanchez and the tone was set really. And I think you said it in common after two or three minutes. They were just sustaining attack after attack after attack, punch after punch. And the goal came and then 33 seconds later it came again and it was such a

blistering start from Arsenal Manchester United looked shell-shocked it didn't look

like they prepared for Arsenal strengths which were Kezzolla in midfield to stop him playing

Erzill getting in that space after saying Schweinsteiger the tactic around the use of

Schreinsteiger in that first half was odd.

Not maybe to start with because maybe it's a tactic that was designed.

You said to me before the game before we started broadcasting that you thought Manchester, you know, had set up to get on the front foot very quickly.

If you look at the very start of the game now, Manchester United, Arsenal had the kickoff and Manchester United's back forward pushed really far up the pitch it looked like they were on the

front foot and they were going to go for them but after four or five minutes and you're

two-nill down you think well it must stop you have to retreat you have to do something

different and there was no change at all in the first half from United no adaptation to

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