And So, All right, Wayne. We're talking in the aftermath of Manchester United, One, Copenhagen, Nill.

Take that, you bastards!

What a performance!

What are we to make of that?

There is quite a range of emotions to go through the frustration.

Although we went through the seven stages, didn't we?

It literally went through the seven stages considering the very real palpable sense of grief

which I'm not down playing at all. I'm not really not down playing for the

humorous after effects of the other six stages which we went through.

But yeah, it has been the all gamma of emotions for us today.

I don't really. The grief of everything associated with the loss of Sir Bobby and the

heavy emotion that's been in the air all around all traffic today.

Yeah. Touching tribute I thought.

Oh yeah, I think I think well there's a lot criticism the club gets for a lot of things but I do think that they handle occasions like this and Munich with a little bit of class.

I do think that United...

do tend to that and there has been a lot of class with the way that they've handled this. I thought it was understated, but in a good way, you know, so not like the whole past few days has not been like over the top.

Yeah, well, it feels like, it feels like,

what's the word I'm searching for here? It feels in keeping with the man.

I feel like what United have done, what United have done, sorry to interrupt it,

but what I feel like they've done as a club is projected a canvas upon which everyone can pay their own tributes and everyone's done that and

those tributes have been full like they you know like you see saying like they've seen, like, they've been full, they've been very elaborative and

people have paid the highest honors they can, the way that they've spoke about him has been the most glowing that they could possibly could.

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