And So, Wayne, we were just talking before we came on air about who had Manchester United's only shot on target yesterday at St James Park

worked out that was Alejandro Garnacho in the 11th minute I couldn't

remember it myself that was dire yeah yeah it was not

Keirondaya and it was no idea Keirondair and Lee Boia with the fisticuffs and

maybe think we had some of that yesterday.

Yeah, there was no fire in that either, was it?

It was just like a very, very limp defeat.

And you know, like we said on Wednesday night, it felt, or United felt like it was a rerun of the

previous Champions League games. Well this we've seen this defeat at Newcastle

four times in in recent years and it is pretty scary to watch a

game pan out exactly the same way and so many of the basics be seemingly misunderstood by the players because I know we're going to talk a lot about the manager because there's no hiding place for it, but there are so many basics that were lacking in yesterday's performance.

And it's, so that's one of the distressing things to see as a supporter is when those kind of things are lacking because you can tell with this Manchester

United side and I said this side and notice had various reimagining since 2013 but you know that when they don't start a game right, it's very, very unlikely that they're going to sort of pull something out of the bag.

Yeah, it was pretty poor actually from the word go yesterday.

It was we sort of knew that nothing good was going to happen out of it.

So yeah, great.

Yeah, I mean, Tenhart invented a new tactical system for yesterday's game called the donut,

because there was absolutely nothing in midfield, and if you look at the average position of all the players,

it was that. at the average position of all the players.

So that it was that of the front six.

So or front whatever.

Marcus Rashford was the deepest, like an average position.

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