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Hello and welcome to the football Reporters. This week we look back on the FA Cup third round which saw some major shocks and Manchester United in Spurs crash out.

It was almost certainly Darren Fletcher's last match in charge at United, but is the end soon coming for Thomas

Frank at Spurs as well? Plus, a look at the manager versus head coach debate as the contrasting

stars go head to head when Arsenal faced Chelsea in the Carabelle Cup's semi-finals.

All right, we're going to talk about the FA Cup third round weekend in detail.

We're going to just start with Manchester United first.

Obviously, they're out.

Ladd, you were both at Old Trafford.

Rob, I'll come to you first.

What did you make of it?

Is it just another...

Have we seen this game before?

Is it just another one in the catalogue of

disappointments at Manchester United or was there anything that stood out about this one this time?

Well, no, I mean, it is. It's a United fans have seen this type of result millions of times

over the last sort of 10 or 15 years. When the final whistle went, there was there was some

scattered booze, but not too many. It was almost like apathy.

In the end, the United fans kind of sort of streamed out. Having seen all this before, I mean, it is another low point, given that they've been knocked out of both domestic cup competitions at the first hurdle. Obviously, didn't get past Grims being the second round of the League Cup. They've lost in the third round round of the FA Cup. It means they're only going to play 40 games this season compared to 60 that they had last year. It's the lowest amount of games are going to play in a full season for 111 years, I think, which tells you everything about where the club are at the moment. We spoke to Darren Fletcher afterwards, who kind of did his best to put some kind of positives on it, sort of saying, you know, don't waste a season, there's a lot to play for. Well, there's not really. You know, there isn't an awful lot to play for for the rest of the season. They need to get into Europe somehow. Fletcher was, at one point, we're sort of saying, well, it's up to the players. the players need to find some kind of motivation because they need to show that they deserve to be at the club beyond the summer.

But after that,

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