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We're talking about Everton, Nill, Manchester United One.

I'm aired with Daniel. A good win, Dan. I know.

It was a win, Dan. Yeah, yeah, it's good to have. What it actually means is going to be contextual

in that if United play, like, there's loads between now the end of the season, even if they end up

winning a lot of those games, it won't be good enough enough and Carrick won't get this job. But if we play better, then we'll look back and say that was a good three points because there will be days when you don't flow, when the other team make it difficult and it is difficult. Then you still win, then that's the sign of a good team. It's just whether, yeah, we can't play

like that often, but to play like that sometimes and win, that's fine. Yeah, very true. Two games

in a row in which United has struggled with a team that's quite happy to play a low block. I mean,

Everton spent none of the first half trying to attack at all. A bit more in the second half.

Obviously they got, I think it was 11 corners and what I would get onto those. That is just not football. It's absolutely horrible. And I blame Mikhail Arteta, former Everton player, of course, drag him off to the Hagen Triumph Crimes. But a lot of pressure. I tell you what, like not to relitigate this too much,

but if Andreanana had been in goal, we'd have lost that game.

73 won.

The poor guy would need to be in therapy after that.

But Senna Laman's for 20 million euros, whatever he cost.

He's proving to be an utter bargain.

He had a few dodgy moments

towards the end of Amarin, but he's just looked completely calm under Michael Carrick was excellent

today. He stopped everything. I think he made four saves, some very good ones in there, and just

pretty much dealt with all the corners as well. Yeah, I mean, he's proactive without being reckless and he's confident without being

a novice, I guess. Edwin Van Dessar was on Monday night football and had a lot of, a lot of praise for

him, said he felt like he was like him. Yeah, very calm and does all the basics. Yeah, it might be

attitudes, but then when you say something like that, you're like, okay, fine, he does actually think that he's good. Because until that point, I was kind of thinking, yeah, okay, you haven't, like, you just said all the stuff we already know, but just saying that, even though it's not a fact, or it's just an impression, then you think, okay, he does, he does actually think he's good. And yeah, you're right.

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