And So, All right, Tom.

Tom, that was some proper yoga bonito, wasn't it?

Brazilian takeover at Old Trafford today?

Yeah, it really was and and he obviously got man in the match as well according to lead

Dixon on on ITV generous, I think. I mean, Anthony was involved a lot, mainly cutting in from the right on

his left foot to blaze one over. I know. And Lee Dixon was saying from because I don't know if you had the same feed but

from about half time he was like this is the best I've seen Anthony play this is the best

I've seen Anthony play, as Anthony kept, like you say, kept shooting wildly every single time

he got the ball almost. He was threatening, like you say, he was involved a lot and like he did some good things but it just that game kind of encapsulated him really like he did some good things and they did some wildly horrendous things as well.

Yeah, I mean it is definitely getting tiring as a point of debate, isn't it?

It is. It's hard not to talk about him because he's just, he stands out, not always for the better.

And he, Danny Higgenbottom on the program I was watching said,

he shoots when he should pass and he passes when he should shoot and that's basically right.

Yeah. He's got some grain to do. He's his nanny but not so effective.

Yeah, but he like he he did play a like, he did play a couple of nice passes, obviously the

past to come up, Kastamiro for his goal.

He played a great one, a great similar one to Bruno in the first half as well. Like he can do good things. I mean that's not a debate. It's just the wildly inconsistency that is very frustrating.

And I mean, Tenhauge has got to believe in him because he pushed for he pushed for him and he's got to believe him so much because he pushed for him knowing

Surely that that would have restricted United's ability to spend on other players.

So he's got to believe that he can polish up this diamond.

And he's not short of confidence as well.

Maybe that could be a bad thing in some regards, but he always, despite

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