I thought he went last year (for the second time) or is he going to make another comeback?Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
Couldn't be any worse than Cleverley or Fellaini.:)
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I thought he went last year (for the second time) or is he going to make another comeback?Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
Couldn't be any worse than Cleverley or Fellaini.:)
I agree with much of this but I would also plan to offload RVP. I just think the Dutch are hard work once their head has gone, and I think he's has. They fall out with each other for fun after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by IainR
The thing that surprises me with Moyes is that there was a structure that worked and he has torn it up. I was amazed he forked out for Fellaini - he never looked like a Utd player, or a top 4 team player. He should be moved on at season end as well.
Wide players, pace, solidity, flare in attack - that was what Utd had.
Pension off Vidic and Ferdinand and get Smalling and Jones playing together to season end. Give the new left back Buttner a run and pension off Evra.
Rafael at right back.
They have the others as backup if needed.
Carrick, Fletcher, if fit and Mata.
Wide Valencia and Januzaj or Young.
Rooney up front.
With Welbeck, Hernandez, Cleverley, Nani, Giggs - if needed.
Kagawa can go for me. Powder puff.
Not a bad assessment. Butter isn't good enough though and Young doesn't belong anywhere near OT. Kagawa is a top player and gets about his business without moaning but we've got about £100m worth of talent in his position already so probably best to let him leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witton Park
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Originally Posted by TheHeathens
United were woeful from top to bottom today
RvP doesn't seem bothered. Rooney is like a pinball machine. Can he control a football these days?
Mata looks lost. It's like he's had all his footballing ability coached out of him
Fellaini - is useless
The defence are a shambles. Carrick looks like he's on the verge of packing it all in.
Tick Tock.:cool:
The Heathens avatar - now that's a lesson in irony for all us :eek:
:D Ha ha, it certainly is this morning!
Liverpool turned us over 4-1 in 2009 though so this is nothing new. I like to remember the following:
Manchester Utd - 20 league titles
Liverpool - 18 league titles
Looks like the FA might reject the change of name for Hull City to Hull Tigers. Who is this Assem Allam ? anyone would think he owned the club :rolleyes:
Anyway it's a small price to pay to have "cash converters" disappear off the front of your shirt.
Plus I have a bit of previous with Hull City supporters from the days they were in the bottom division and they didn't think they should be there (they should, they were *rap!) so allow me a bit of schadenfreude on this one :D
When I saw the Liverpool team containing Flanagan & Allen I thought they would win easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry
Surprised the Liverpool fans weren't singing Strollin' :D
I have just read some statistics which show that Moyes is at least improving:
After 29 games last season Everton had 48 points, had scored 46 goals and had conceded 35.
After 29 games this season United have 48 points, have scored 46 goals and conceded only 34.
Tbf they are fighting… they care so i think he still has the players backing… 2-0 was also a penalty but our keeper haskept us alive…