The No question for that. Well it's the morning after the night before and having recorded joyous

podcast after joyous podcast since lockdown ended. Well I don't know it

hurt a lot it hurt a lot the Southampton's equalizer but I think think I'm going to find we're going to find some

some kind of pretty glorious stuff to talk about in among the in among the

pain of all last night but of course've got to start with I suppose the hammer blow I mean we

literally every united fan walking the earth knew that was coming didn't

oh yeah have you ever seen the Russian professional slapping?

It's absolutely amazing so you can find it on YouTube so two guys stand there a little table between them crowd watching and they take turns to slap each other in the face.

It can't be a closed fist, it has been open palm and they go slap.

Anyway, you know, you can see them,

you can see it in their eyes,

they know the pain is coming,

because there's a big wind up,

some big Russian dude is winding up, he going to slap as hard as it can.

Anyway, that's what it was last night.

It was coming.

We knew it was coming.

That goal was coming for the last 15 minutes of that game.'re just like it's coming and the thing that made it, you know, not some 10 stone dude slapping you, but some 25 stone dude slapping you was that he came in the 95th minute.

Yeah because we knew it was coming we knew it was coming and it hadn't come yet.

I mean I have to say that the one sort of hope that I retained throughout that period was that we would score and it would be 3-1 and that would end the game.

But it seemed very unlikely that it would be the final whistle that would save us.

But we got to the point where it now seemed likely that the final whistle would save us before it didn't.

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