And So, All right, thank you. How are you doing, Daniel?

I'm with Daniel.

How are you doing, Daniel?

I'm all right, thank you.

How are you? Yeah, pretty good. I'm alright thank you how are you? Yeah pretty good I'm tired I was away in San Francisco for three days and I used to travel a lot as regular listeners will know and I've been doing less since the pandemic started so I don't have to do it very often and then my body kind of rejected the short flight and the holiday I'm absolutely shattered. I thought nothing in a previous life of taking a

16 hour flight to Singapore for one meeting it was fine but now I'm getting on in years. It's like no you shall have to sleep for hours and hours on end.

Back home now and well we got a few things to talk about today so we can talk about

United Sheffield United and the United's women's team

because I'm caught up on them both domestically and the Champions League exit

and then of course Bobby Charlton.

So why don't we start with Charlton?

We got the news yesterday.

A random just a bit before kickoff, I think,

wasn't it, an hour or so before kickoff rumors started circulating, and it was confirmed by his family in the club.

We knew he was ill, of course, and so very sad passing of a statesman of football.

Yeah I mean Bobby Charlton's one of those rareties in that he's not almost Bobby Charlton is he?

He is this concept and idea of how things are and should be.

Right.

When you, I mean, when you play these games when you think about the kind of football

that you'd be, personally I'm sort of, you're always torn between that Roy Keane style of just like full of

attitude and aggression and whatever or that Bobby Charlton style where you just like

gentlemen me and sainted and loved.

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