Welcome into the last edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined the studio today by Stevie

Nick or maybe international break, but no break for us. It was going to be a break for

you. You're going away tomorrow. Well, that's tomorrow. Even England. What a moment.

Right. Let's reflect on what happened this weekend, starting with Manchester United's defeat

against Arsenal. Some interesting is the word that I'll use. Quotes from Tenhug after the game.

I think the performance is right for us. We played a very good game, but everything went

against us. Then you don't win the game. You need a little bit more luck to win the game.

Garnatio's goal is not offside. That is the wrong angle. We have to improve definitely, but you

see, and what we saw last year, we can beat anyone. It's such close margins, and we could have

won today. If Garnatio's is a goal, then we would have won. For more on this, let's

sort of come in. Shall we frank the buffets with us? I want to start off with Mark Ogden,

of course, in Manchester. Are people buying that mark? I think at the moment, the art, but I think

it's probably worrying a thing with a few people. I'm looking at thinking that there's a lot of

ifs there, a lot of bores and a lot of, you know, if that had gone our way, if that had gone our way.

I mean, this thing about saying there could be anybody. Well, the cadet old Trafford, but not

away from home, that away record is abysmal. The last 11 games against the team in the top

10 away from home, they've lost nine. So, you know, it's not performing against the top teams

away from home, and, you know, it's probably a better performance at the weekend. Well, that's

from a very low start, you know, that they were better in the sense that they had a few opportunities

late in the game when Rasmus Hotline came on, but if that's a good performance of Man United,

then it shows how fun Man United have fallen really over the years.

Mario, what's it like as a player when you've got a manager coming out? Does Colin have

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