And So, All right, I'm here we're waiting for the midweek pod. We are talking on Tuesday, the 21st of May, which is officially Viva John Dairy Day.

How are you enjoying your John Terry Day?

It doesn't seem like it sinks in with him.

Just how culpable he was in that, you know, he's like, oh, it was disappointing.

I don't feel like the gravity, you know, you can see from, we've seen it from our own players and disappointed with it

talk about Anfield and up some pork in the 90s and the gravity is there with

it like how many of them in a peculiar way are frustrated by what

happened at Wembley against Barcelona even though that was far from Fergus's best side,

but they talk about it like it's a massive what if moment because it weighs heavily on the player's mind.

Yeah. He doesn't seem to weigh heavily on Terry's mind that he cost his team the Champions League through his own ego.

And it's funny, the day is funny, itself, in terms of the world, first of all of all with a penalty but I think there

are things that we all like about supporting United and one of them is I would hope

so I'm not sure how much you by into this you might think I'm a bit of a

romantic fool with it but there are certain elements of United's history that are

romantic and not contrived, they appear to be contrived, like winning the treble on

Sir Matt Busby's birthday and then winning this European cup in Moscow against Roman Abramovich considering that's all that he took

over Chelsea to do so we went there and beat him in his backyard we did it in a way that it was so dramatic in time-honored

united fashion and also Ryan Giggs breaking the appearance record on the night's past Bobby Charlton.

Those kind of elements. Even the drama of Rinaldo being the best player in the world

and missing the penalty, all that sort of is quintessential united,

it's got all the elements.

Yeah, yeah. A little bit of thing in there so yeah

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