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Welcome to the latest night.

We stand podcast bought to an association with Betfred.

I'm John Ashton and it's pre-match before the Europa League last 16 tie against Railbates and thankfully I'm on hosting duties

tonight so I get to ask the question rather than answer them which is probably for the best

after Sunday's debacle we'll have some more of that later on with the guys the usual

suspects after the game and will also dissect what's happened debacle we'll have some more of that later on with the guys the usual suspects

after the game and will also dissect what's happened at Old Trafford tonight but

with me just before the game I've got a very special guest special guest is Ian

Cassidy and Ian is in one of few people who can legitimately claim to wearing a half-and-half scarf tonight with pride

because he's one of very few people in the world who happens to be a match-going supporter of both Manchester United and Real Batisse.

Ian, welcome to the podcast. Thanks for joining us.

I suppose I'll start with the obvious question.

Manchester Ait and Rail Batiste. How? Why? When? Who?

Well, my dad was a United fan from Manchester. And so I was brought up being a United fan. My mum was a season ticket holder at Bessys from a very young age. And my granddad was crazy about Bettys. So from when I was a child, I was supporting both teams. And I now live in Spain so you know i'd go to see bettys a lot and see united as much as i can no i mean i i get i get the 1 000 death

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