And So, So was the United's performance against Everton in Victory as messy as my attempt to do an intro just there.

Actually, I think generally speaking I would have to say that on this rare occasion,

United did a better job than you you I think it hasn't been that

way very often recently no we're back aren't we a Premier League title winner

coming in May and so we were supposed to do a show after Juventus and then you couldn't record after Juventus.

We had a whole plan and everything, Ed.

Yeah. I really should look at my diary ahead of time.

Before we make plans, so we're here and we're going to go back all the way.

You know, football has such a short memory that Chelsea against Manchester United

seems like a lifetime ago that it was actually forgotten we'd play in

thinking about this podcast yeah it's, but it was only two weeks ago.

I mean, less than that. It was just a week and one day ago, in fact.

So not even close to two weeks yet.

The thing about that game is normally when a game

happens a long time ago and we miss one for podcast purposes, we just tend to touch on it

very briefly and move on, but this time that game feels like not the kind of game that you can ignore, basically.

So we go one nail down in an incipid first half performance,

just dreadful, once again, this kind of know all the cliches you can

imagine about the players not playing for the shirt and definitely not playing for

the manager but once again that one-nill down at half time completely transformed and really robust

effective counter-attacking we look really dangerous and we were really dangerous as as Tony Marshall scored and then

Tony Marshall scored again.

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