And the So, Bo, how are you doing this week? Are you as happy as you were last week?

Just been sort of riding on a sort of Ryan Giggs football cloud.

It's been absolutely brilliant, hasn't it?

The weight has thoroughly, totally and utterly lifted and the Moise era is starting to feel like a bad dream that never happened

It is yeah, I'm I think I said last week in 20 years time we'll look back and think

What was that that's a bit weird

immediately everyone felt relief around old traffard and especially the players and

amazing the amount of brown-nosing that's been coming out about Ryan Giggs ever since.

And as Lindegaard in his fair blog said that Ryan Giggs is the new Guadiola and that

it was spine-tinglingly good, his pre-match speech and it was Alex Ferguson all in.

Wayne Rooney said that he's got all the credentials to be manager, the class of 92 or the

1992 committee is ready she puts it, been lining up to try

and position gigs into the job full time.

It's interesting the politics that are going on right now, Edward Woodward flying around the world on his slow boat sounding out all the managers where he's got a perfectly good manager at home, apparently.

My favourite bit of hilarious ridiculous spin this week was unquestionably Paul Haywood's

column in the telegraph for the weekend. On the way back from the Norwich game I

was having a chat with the person I went with and saying I wonder what Fergi's going to do.

It was my old boss that I went with and he said whatever he's going to do he's going to

claim it was not his fault and then Paul Haywood basically writes this incredibly revisionist article about how basically

Thurgi never really chose Moise and anyway even if he, it was a completely reasonable choice.

And there's this line in it said, nobody's asked me to write this.

It's like, yes, Paul, we all definitely believe you that no one's asked you to write it.

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