This podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network. Hoyland will score 20 goals in all competitions. Get out. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Was that in his career? No, that was his career? In one season. It was last season. Hello and welcome to Shredford Paddock. This is off the bar. My name is Joe. That is Stephen Housson. That's Adam McCola. That is Jay Matty and we've got loads to talk about.

We're going to be talking about last season. Hello and welcome to Shredford Paddock. This is off the bar. My name is Joe. That is Stephen Housen.

That's Adam Cola.

That is Jay Motty and we've got loads to talk about.

We're going to be talking about the start to the season. Ruben Amram, even though it's one game, should we be positive, should we be worried? We're also going to be looking back at our weird and crazy predictions from last season. last season reviewing them and making some more predictions.

Love that.

How you feeling, Jay?

I never got prepared, man.

You've had...

I'm supposed to get prepared for things like this, isn't it? Off the cup, you'd be out, right? You don't need... That's the best way, right? That explains a lot of last year's predictions. I thought last year's predictions were banned on. Well, we'll get into them. Apart from Joe's. Yeah. Yeah. Yours are looking brilliant right now. Yours are looking fantastic.

Yeah, Joe didn. Yeah, yeah. Yours are looking brilliant right now.

Frientimentally awful.

Yours are looking fantastic.

Yeah, Joe didn't even get the whole aim of the game. No, that's true. Also, all of Stee's basically... I predict the game will be played on a Wednesday. Oh, yeah. We'll get into Stee's. These are all just stuff that could happen between now and the end of the earth.

So we'll never really know if he was wrong because he can't predicts.

Weird way to say I'm right. Let's have a look at this week first. Because that Arsenal game, we've all sort of spoken about it, although I've not spoken to everyone individually. I've seen from people's reactions from what we've spoken about Adam, me and Jay.

It was a weird, I don't want to say double-edged sword, but it was kind of a good game to watch from a United perspective if you ignore the result, which is mad.

But we were by far the better team.

There was no area of the game where Arsenal were better than us, except the scoring and not conceding part of it. Corners, goalkeeper. But other than that in terms of building, in terms of holding the ball, creating chances, applying pressure, individual brilliance, all of the things you want to look at, the United were better other than the result. But that's what matters. And corners. And corners. And corners.

And corner.

How does, how much does that matter though,

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