The So, Ed, well, as somebody pointed out in the NQAT pod Instagram DMs.

Can't really think of a time this season where

we've had to record a show after two losses on the bounce. Now, that as partly because for a lot of the season we do this show after every game

Two shows a week so that's partly why but also you know I just haven't lost two games on the bounce very often this season, but through a combination of rotation and exhaustion and fixture congestion and other words that end with Shun, Man United lost to Leicester and Liverpool.

Not since the first, what, games five and six of the Premier League, did United lose two in a row, I think.

So lost three of the first six and then lost to Sheffield United in December, January, and that's

it in the league until these two and then there were probably two losses with the league in a euro game somewhere

or maybe yeah right whatever maybe very weird games these these two for different reasons. I mean, less, hard to, you know, hard to have any analysis about that one. You nicely were well beaten even though it was 2-1, didn't create anything really apart from Mason's goal which was you know

nice pass inside by Amad and brilliantly finished by Mason so he led the line he was the number nine there, you know, learning from Edison, who's staying

on for another year and it was probably his best game at number nine, I thought.

So he was okay, but the rest of it was like, it's a mix of old guys and young guys wasn't it?

I like the fact that that was given as the first goal assisted and scored by

assisted by teenager and scored by a teenager in Premier League history and it's like I mean

Assist does a lot of heavily lifting as J.J. Paul pointed out on the Tefo podcast

Amazing Green would beat five players to score that goal.

A million dribble passed by players, but he did take five players out of the game in total.

But Amad did pass the ball to him, so there we go.

Mason Reumwood United's top scoring teenager ever,

which I don't know if we talked about that last week,

but I just find that statistic absolutely mind-blowing. Yes, well top girls growing teenager in the

Premier League is that overall in yeah is that better than George Best?

Much less mind-bowing right, there you go.

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