I've criticised Wilf for his tantrums etc. with,I feel, good reason - oftenmessing up his game, so he's not so effective. But, hands up, I thought he was excellent yesterday, a real pain in the arse to United.Well done. Impossible not to mention Gallagher too and several others had very good games. A deserved win, but we have to accept United is in a mess. Enjoy it whilst we can!

Didn’t get to the game on Sunday but would be interested in finding out how Rak-Sakyi played, will he get pitch time next season?

In dog beers I’ve only had one.

I'd agree with a lot here, except for maybe Rak-Sakyi. He didn't look bad, but didn't really attack the game. If the young kids want to get some playing time they need to jump on any opportunity.

Agreed, thought he had a good game today. He read the game really well, dominated the midfield and was clever in his distribution.

It's remarkable how we recovered from the defeat and trauma of the Everton game to beat ManU 3 days later.

It seems players recover more quickly and there are few injuries now, we often struggled to put a team out under Roy.

Is it improved diet, training methods, larger squad, I was expecting them to be tired especially late on.

The most damning statistic to me was their 22 fouls, compared to our 12. We all see the “big” teams foul to break up any potential counter attack but how Maguire, McTominay and Hannibal didn’t get yellows and how Lindelof didn’t get a second defeats me. The pull back by Maguire, the deliberate trips with no possibility of getting the ball, and simply taking Wilf out had to be yellow card offences and no doubt would all have been yellows if it was a Palace player committing them. Indeed to prove that after at least 3 of those fouls, the first yellow was to Hughes. His was definitely a yellow card offence, but theirs were just as bad if not worse.

Perhaps Atkinson didn’t want to upset them in his last (thank the Lord) game.

I got vision, and the rest of the world wears bifocals.