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Bookmark this hot take but Palmer is overrated shite.
I mean, he's probably not as good as Lionel Messi if that's the bar to be 'shite'. He's currently like Grealish was at Villa, absolutely magic at the head of a shite team, that'll do me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don
I turned it off at 91 minutes assuming the game was done :(
The Golbridge reaction videos are decent. Proper Utd gimp :D
Absolutely not having the we woz robbed stuff from United fans. It was a random score generator of a game, result immaterial and has no bearing on either side's prospects this season or long-term outlook. Just a candy floss sideshow.
Ref was brilliant btw. Could have booked players so many times but rightly didn't. Pens were both pens.
That first Chelsea penalty was such an obvious dive. This season has been toilet other than the last part of that Liverpool game. I can't see how baldy keeps his job even with an unlikely FA Cup win.
He’s a couple goals against a dreadful Sheff Utd side on Sunday away from being joint top scorer in the league lmao. Have some shameQuote:
Originally Posted by Don
Deduct penalties and he's matching Carlton Morris. As I say, it's a slow-burner this one but we can return to it in a year or two.
Sheff Utd to win to nil then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
Half of his goals are penalties as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don
Still, 8 pens is some going.
I found this stat slightly mind blowing:
From this.Quote:
It cost former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich about £900,000 a week for 19 years in terms of interest-free loans to cover the club's losses," Maguire said.
100%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Another game of 30 shots+ conceded for us. Liverpool should really get double figures on Sunday.
This is easily the worst season supporting United I've had to watch. Absolutely dreadful.
An evergreen statement if ever there was one. I've seen this every year since Moyes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikó
I'd rank it
1.Moyes
2. This season
3. Van gaal season 2
Could potentially include the half season combustion from Jose and Ole or the abortion from Wreck it Ralph.
Penalties aren’t goals of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by niko_cee
He will get a fair few more this season as well as Mudryk/Madueke/Sterling all specialise in one thing and that is drawing fouls. £200m well spent
That is brilliant.
The Dube. :cool:
These blue accounts stealing other people's content.
This Wharton lad is England's midfield solution. Quansah-Branthwaite CB, Mainoo-Wharton CM.
If I was a woke waistcoat wanker Id bring it home.
United have just beaten Liverpool 9-1 in the u18s, which everyone has agreed is the most important competition.
Since Ait-Nouri has been shifted from LB to CM somewhere for Wolves. Its like im watching Iniesta out here
He’s similar to Kovacic in that they’re both randomly incredible when it comes to technique with their dribbling. Not a huge amount other than that.
A lot of bottling going on at the top of the Championship today.
If Premier League results stand, Luton and Burnley are being cut adrift.
It seems a fairly faint prospect but I'd really like Coventry to go up. I'm pleased for David Wagner who randomly seems to have turned (back) into Helenio Herrera, but still, bugger Norwich.
In the as it stands table we have Leeds, Southampton, WBA and Norwich set for play offs. Coventry would be infinitely better than any of those lot.
Bayern have also warmed up for Arsenal in excellent Tuchel fashion.
Wolves, West Ham and Newcastle all drawing, Bournemouth shipping an equaliser at Kenilworth Road, could all be crucial in the race for 8th place. God I need the cricket season.
Ward Prowes has scored direct from a corner. 2-1 West Ham
Did laugh at wolves going from 7th to 12th West Ham’s equaliserQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
7th would be good but won’t happen. Should get EL for whoever finishes there. Losing twice to wolves and losing to West Ham not helping things
8th will get Conference League won't it? That's more our level if anything is (it isn't).
Now comes my favourite part of the weekend: Seeing how low BBC punters have rated Sean Longstaff when the rest of the squad are getting 7+.
Battered Leeds 2-1 today and even gifted them 70% possession to try and make it competitive. West Brom dropping a two goal lead at Stoke makes them suddenly in reach as well as Norwich, but we've got a shitty run so I don't see playoffs this year. I can't afford to keep going to Wembley anyway, we made it twice in 130 years and now we can't stay away from the place.
It’s a shame we went ten or so without winning to start the season because suddenly we look like finishing within reach of Norwich.
Have you got tickets for the semi?Quote:
Originally Posted by wullie
Yep, it was open to season ticket holders only for a week so got sorted in plenty of time. Unlike the playoff final it was one per person so no big rush thankfully
Why are the Sunday kickoff times all over the shop?
Sheffield marathon or something so game got moved back. Sky then binned it off in favour of spurs game as they game couldn’t be played on MNF
The standard in this Old Firm game has been crap but the drama is still good.
Good to see Endo back in, but the wisdom of starting Quansah today and Konate against Sheffield is to be questioned.
Our right side did not enjoy this game the other week and to present the exact same one is a bit of a gamble. These ones are always nervy after your rivals have coped with tricky away games very easily yesterday.
A big thing today should be you know what to expect. United did the same thing against us and City. Started very brightly but faded quite quickly. Only we pissed about on the ball before getting several goals clear, twice. It's also been very windy around me since this time yesterday so if it's the same up there it could be tricky conditions. Score one more than you could be the way to approach this.
Ajax. :D
I thought United kicked off at half-two so went shopping to miss the first half. I'll take it as a sign. 6-0 United.
We've had our one good Liverpool / United game for the decade so it'll be a very routine Liverpool win here.
Big Sam IN.Quote:
Former England boss (briefly) Sam Allardyce is here.
He just had a friendly welcome from Manchester United director Sir Dave Brailsford.
I'll be impressed if we keep it less than 3.
Dave 'Sir Dave Brailsford' Brailsford strikes me as a Clive 'Sir Clive Woodward' Woodward-like figure, that of a reasonably talented man lucking into an exceptional set up and taking all the credit for its success. I would love to read his review of the club. I imagine it being like when the government got Philip Green to review not very good procurement and he came back with a short PowerPoint saying procurement wasn't very good.
Does Onana have hands in his gloves?
He's got some vaseline in there.
We need to be 2-0 by HT here.