The So, Well, uh, that's two hours of our life. None of us are getting back, I guess, but Ali's

magical Reds march on with inevitable destination of a semi-final loss on the horizon?

Seems like it. Semi-final in front of fans yeah don't jinx it that's only be April so

the thing is a bit like what when you said don't jinx it when we were talking

about the league title it's like you said don't jinx it when we were talking about the league title.

It's like it's not at jinx territory yet.

It's not jinxing it to say there'll be a semi there might be a

semi-final in front of fans because just remarkably unlikely as far as I'm

concerned at this point. Yes. What was remarkably

unlikely was United putting in a fluid performance with the eight or

nine changes? It was a lot anyway. 15 good minutes at the beginning of the match

so I here. I paid scant attention to this one I was doing other things while it was on.

Yeah, it just I mean it's the simple stuff really when you're playing a team that's not as good as you just move the ball quickly and you'll get them out of shape and that's how to beat them and you actually did that for 15 minutes.

Watford actually defended all right, I thought, for much of that first half.

And then basically never again in the match did United actually do the things you really have to do to put a lower division side under pressure.

And by the way, this is a Watford side that came in having rested a bunch of their players too, as we thought they might do on the last

podcast because they've got more important things than the FA Cup.

United do have more important things than the FA.A cup, but not much.

I mean, as finishing as high up the table as possible,

but after that...

When in the league, pal, 21 in 21.

Yeah.

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