And So, Hey Paul, how's it going to go and how you're doing?

Yeah, all right. I didn't want to interrupt you because it was such a flawlessly done intro, but we of course the Southampton game was actually away from home.

Because I think even we wouldn't get a manager sacked for failing to beat us at home.

Although Mark Hughes of course did get sacked for failing to beat us.

And when it really does come to something, doesn't it?

What I was about to call St Mary's?

Is that the new one or the old?

Yeah, yeah, St Mary's. Yeah, the Dell was or the old? Yeah, yeah, the Dell was the old one.

Yeah, of course. Where the stands were basically on the pitch.

And so was Matt Letissier and all was well with the world.

Exactly, yeah.

Yeah, amazing.

It really does.

It is some kind of commentary about the current state of United I felt, or maybe it was just my

negative perception of it, that he's got sacked because he didn't beat us.

I mean what would have happened if Southampton had beaten us?

So what they'd have waited a week to appoint their new manager because they clearly had the

new guy in the bag already.

Yeah, it felt like actually what this was really about was not making the new guy's first game

be against United to be honest, although you might as well have to be fair I mean

free shot isn't it things are looking a bit brighter now because we've just

beaten full and four one but this was this was some kind of Nadeer wasn't it once again, you know it'd fight back and kind of almost you could say like borderline impressively, but the capitulation in the first period of

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