Keith and new contributor Marc from the Barmy Army discuss reactions to United's 2-0 win over Everton yesterday. We discuss how Casey got the tactics right and whether this was a complete performance by the squad.

Keith discusses not the disappointment of United losing 2-1 to Sheffield United but the aftermath where two United players were racially abused by fanatics fueled by a culture of collectivism and racism. 

Keith provides a match reaction to Manchester City's 5-0 thrashing of the WBA and suggests that City's offense has gained confidence with the ball by having confidence in the defense. 

Keith is joined by Emma from the Manchester City Women Fancast to breakdown the last week for the City Women which featured a difficult loss to Chelsea in the Conti Cup followed by a relentless display at Brighton.

Keith and our regular contributor Adam discuss United Women's victory over Birmingham on Sunday where we try to figure out whether United was flat or ran into a resolute Birmingham defense. 

Keith provides a match reaction to Manchester City's 3-1 win in the FA Cup 4th Round against Cheltenham Town where Uncle Pep put out a line-up to give the players a chance to perform and for the exception of one - they didn't.

Keith provides a not so instant match reaction to Manchester United beating Fulham on Wednesday by suggesting that United fans enjoy the Paul Pogba experience in the present rather than suffering in the past and future.

Keith discusses the victory by Manchester City over Villa and reacts to people saying that the Blues get illegal goals and are just lucky.  

Keith discusses the link between the decline in the performances of Manchester United's Mason Greenwood and the loss of his friend Jeremy Wisten by suicide, the incident in Iceland, and media bias.

Keith provides a match reaction to Manchester United's 0-0 draw to the Pool on Sunday afternoon and suggests that Ole is growing into a leader rather than just a manager.