And So, All right. I'm here with Wayne, my friend. How are you doing? Have you come down from the high of last weekend yet?

No, and I don't expect to. Have you come down from the high of last weekend yet?

No, and I don't expect to. I think we've indulged in the lows too often and we've made hay of the lows on this

podcast. We've indulged quite merrilyrily in them so if we get a high

I'm going to squeeze the milk out of that especially because we don't have a game this weekend.

I'm just going to pretend that it's the result this weekend as well.

A little bit disappointed that when you did the count test before, you went

one two, one, two, and you didn't do four, three, four, three, which you do,

that's how much I'm going to milk this, I'm going to use a shoe-own every reference I can,

as much as I can, throughout this podcast.

That might be the only one.

Look, it was a historic game and massive in the context of where United are at right now, but just massive,

just anyway.

Like a victory in the last minute in a four three game in the quarter

final of the FA Cup against the biggest rivals at our Trafford.

It's one to be celebrated. I did see some weird, I mean of course like any take you could possibly get you will find on the internet

but there are quite few people going oh this club man you're celebrating like you've won the league

on the Champions League or whatever.

I was like, come on. If you can't enjoy this, you can't enjoy football.

Exactly.

I had one of those when I was like I said I was at the game and I tweeted a few videos and pictures from it and just a few thoughts after because he's like don't like football is a universal thing and we're talking about Manchester United and so obviously when you're talking about your club it kind of precludes all other clubs.

You talk about it in this way that it's almost like your club has so ownership over the emotional

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