http://www.fullmatchesandshows.com/2017/04/16/manchester-united-vs-chelsea-highlights/Anyone know where I can watch some extended highlights of the match ?
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http://www.fullmatchesandshows.com/2017/04/16/manchester-united-vs-chelsea-highlights/Anyone know where I can watch some extended highlights of the match ?
Thanks
Glad to help you anytimeThanks man
I know what you mean. However I believe he was more comfortable playing the way he did with Inter and Chelsea and without the pressure of fans expectation of high intensity attack football. He can do it, but he doesn't prefer it.
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Have you just watched "The Butterfly Effect" movie?To be fair, any little thing changes the complexion of the whole game. Let's say Pogba chooses a longball pass instead of a short pass to a teammate, the whole game is different after that compared to what it would be had he made the short pass.
No but the butterfly effect is still relevant.... literally nothing is the same if one thing changes. doesnt mean the score would be different but it couldHave you just watched "The Butterfly Effect" movie?
They had zero shots on target, they would've had zero with Curtois in goal as well, plus, not sure how he'd have stopped the deflection for the second goal.
What the feck kind of a bump is this?Any one else think this was a fluke rather than a "tactical masterclass"?
Yeah Chelsea played the game like a testimonial for John Terry.The early goal helped a lot and Chelsea were shit.
No, not a 'fluke'. Stop looking for reasons to criticise the team when there are plenty out there already, get a grip.Any one else think this was a fluke rather than a "tactical masterclass"?
Chelsea let United win as they felt sorry for Mourinho.Just felt it was worth pointing out how amazingly consistent Chelsea played all season, and that the fact we beat them - was it really a "tactical masterclass" like many here want to believe, or was it a one-off fluke / bad day at the office for Chelsea?
I think you are reformulating the question so we can answer "yes it was a fluke after all, sack mourinho!" Or something, arent youIsn't it the manager's job to ensure his tactics are on point every single game, and not just the one?
Paranoid much? I was merely pointing something out because I felt it was an interesting discussion that should be had. Offered an "alternate" viewpoint for the sake of a balanced arguement.I think you are reformulating the question so we can answer "yes it was a fluke after all, sack mourinho!" Or something, arent you
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