Welcome to the debate, absolutely fantastic cast. We've got Simon Stone from the BBC, Danny

Weber, Luma Carrey and David McDonald as well. Look, first things first, he's going to

be 30 degrees in Manchester today. Well done, Simon Stone, you've got your shorts on.

What happened to the rest of you? A conditioning, you've got to read the script.

I just thought it was a tour. And you definitely wear shorts on tour.

That's true, yeah, but so the thought's over now. That's a long trousers.

This is absolutely the best way to start the debate, by the way, with a row. That's exactly

exactly what we want it to be. Sunday, what did you make of the game, Simon Stone?

Interesting. I actually thought you might control quite long periods of the game.

They might have controlled any areas that weren't really going to cause Arsenal any problems,

but Arsenal did finish second in the league. It's not an easy game. I think it obviously was

disappointing to score and then concede straight away. Clearly the Garnatiole goal offside.

That's annoying, I suppose, from United Perspective, clearly for Eric Tennhardg. What

I couldn't really understand was why Declan Rice was left on his own in the penalty area

with enough time to score. And I suppose when you look back at the start of the season,

that game against Walls, I think most people would have said United shouldn't have won that game,

but they did, so you move on with this one, United shouldn't have lost this game.

I thought United controlled the game in large parts, but the injuries didn't help

absolutely. By the end of the game, when Rice scored, I think you had what's effectively

United's fifth and sixth choice centre-backs on the pitch in Harry Maguire and Johnny Evans.

I think the injuries haven't helped. It's not the ideal start. I mean, I saw Arsenal fans

complaining before the game that they only had seven points from night. That's an indication

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