Some seriously good food in great company. Roy Keane may not agree, but this is the way to start a matchday. Vocal chords lubricated by polar opposites of red it was time to take a pew. Could we follow up last seasons improved performances against big rivals on the road and record a rare home success against the red half of Manchester? Twenty minutes in we had our answer. The three goals that made up half of the ‘holic pound prediction arrived in that astonishing opening burst as Arsenal reponded to their midweek debacle. Few had seen that coming and United certainly didn’t. Pressured from the first whistle they were a pale shadow of the teams of the...
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