The So, songs were sung, tea was drunk, chocolate was eaten, it was excellent. And five-nill win thrown into the mix that always helps doesn't it?

Yeah I'm I missed the game due to family commitments as they as they say

That's not a euphemism for some kind of illicit activity it was actually family commitments

it was a pretty decent performance from a very patched up united side I mean it's hard to

not call it decent performance after a five-nill win isn't it but it's very very odd side to start with I mean a decent

very odd side to start with I mean obviously injuries had forced

Antonio Valencia Michael character into the back four and then Ferguson chose to

rotate some other resources as well.

So it left Darren Gibson and Ryan Giggs as a central midfield pairing, not necessarily the one everyone would choose and Rooney and Welbeck who've been playing well of late were on the bench but given that all

those changes it could have been one of those games that was a bit of banana skin

especially with Wigan having pulled off a couple of decent results recently draws against Chelsea in

Liverpool but in the end easy win for United helped I've got to say hugely by a very

poor referring decision from Phil Daz who he sent sent off Connor Salmon for no particular reason at all.

I mean from Phil Dau's angle obviously he must have believed that Salmon had either

elbowed or deliberately slapped Michael Karak in the face.

I don't quite know how he could have seen that.

Although, you know, perception plays tricks, this is the thing that when referees make really

outlandishly terrible decisions, you know,

sometimes you think you see something that you don't quite see because, you know,

the nature of sight is that it's about, it's a pro, you know, a certain amount of

information comes in and then the brain processes in,

you know, it receives an upside down image and turns it the right way up and all that cool stuff about how the eye works.

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