And the No question for that.

Did you enjoy that Paul this five-nill victory in lintz?

Yeah, I mean I happened to be like you know I said I wasn't going to be able to watch much the game

and I was not able to watch much of the game but for some reason four out of the five goals were

scored in the 25 minutes total I did watch of that game

which was fortunate timing

i mean obviously the uh... the uh...

i mean this this is i'm sure everyone's had the same experience but there it's such a surreal

thing for a football match something at stake to be being played I remember a few years ago during the Catalan election stuff,

the Catalan referendum stuff, there was a Barcelona game played behind closed doors and I remember

watching that and finding it's so odd but also kind of fascinating to hear what people are shouting basically.

Right. And this game, I mean mean you know when the goal gets celebrated it's such a strange

experience because I guess there's a lot of muscle memory in those goal

celebrations but and in a way it shows you how engaged the players still were

But it's a very well being no crowd it's a weird thing about a thousand United fans actually went out to Austria, many of them flying into Vienna and taking the train over to Linz.

An expensive trip, which United will be refunding or paying up to 350 pounds per person and

many of them gathered outside the ground watching through a sort of grill metal gate which they had a sort of view of the game.

You could hear them at some points.

I mean it's dedication, although kind of mad because you get a much better view just watching it on the telly.

Yeah, obviously it's not about the view, is it? But the kind of reason it's mad really is,

hey, let's try and minimize the risk of spreading this terrible thing

around and by saying that it's a good idea not for people to gather in massive groups.

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