The So, Fun, it's been incredibly fun. I mean, yeah, we are clearly starting a goal down for a lot of but the comebacks have been

amazing.

Gold down two goals down.

Yeah that game was ridiculous but I mean really to come back and win it in such completely unfussy dominant fashion was really nice to see and just

absolutely brilliant goals in that Stoke game and and and all three of the strikers on the

pitch getting on the old sheet.

Yeah, it was good to see and I thought actually all three of them were very, very good

for only Van Percy in Welbeck and although I'd say none of them actually really play this

traditional strikers.

There's an awful lot of flexibility in that formation.

It really worked for United in an attacking sense and once again the worry

albeit the back and United's pretty open midfield still allowing pressure to be put on the back

fore and that caused a real problem.

I mean it did indeed and not not so much the defenders defending as it were in that in that first game although we'll come

back to that with Braga I mean Rio was kind of at fault for the second stoke goal

wasn't he was sort of shoved out the way rather ingloriously but the defending as a team was problematic

and that midfield duo just just not doing the job in the Stoke game.

Right and we've spoken about this before it's a recurring theme isn't it it's very easy just to point the fingers at the back fore and yes Rio was exposed for those goals

it's not often that he's kind of physically beaten, but I guess as his legs get older and he ages that that might happen more often or it appears to be happening more often, but I think you're right. It's a team issue. It's a structure of United of midfield and Ferguson's tried to fix it by playing an

extremely narrow midfield at times that wasn't quite the case against Stoke but at times in

recent matches he's done that and it allows United to provide a little bit more protection in front of the back

for and there are core sacrifices involved with that. It all comes down to the fact that there still isn't

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