It was West Ham away in 13/14. Game ended 2-0.
Premier League Gameweek 14 (28th, 29th November 2017)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
David Unsworth:
"When David Moyes leaves West Ham, he should take up a managing role in the Championship or even League 1 where he can get some valuable experience and earn his stripes and get himself prepared for the big job. I still believe the best thing to do is to go out and trust yourself to win a few games wherever you go."
"When David Moyes leaves West Ham, he should take up a managing role in the Championship or even League 1 where he can get some valuable experience and earn his stripes and get himself prepared for the big job. I still believe the best thing to do is to go out and trust yourself to win a few games wherever you go."
3-0 Liverpool.
How in the name of God did we concede 2 goals against this Stoke team?!
They are awful.
They are awful.
FFS, 12 league goals for Salah this season already. Incredible signing.
What a bloody player salah is.
0-2 Salah
That Salah is something else this season...
Go S'oton! Hold up the score! Make it a good day!
Mark Hughes the next one getting fired.
Oh he's good.
Good guy Rooney actually did Moyes a favor with that goal. Now the media will be all over the wonder strike while old Sourface can queitly slink back into the shadow and do his evil work.
It's not even top ten Rooney goal. It's good technique to catch it first time but it's an open goal.
Off the top of my head, the goals against City, Newcastle, AC Milan, Portsmouth, Boro (x2 in the Cup), Bolton, Arsenal (for Everton), Arsenal (2010), Hull, West Ham (2014) and Stoke (2016) are all better goals than that. There are probably several more.
Gotta give Pool credit for one thing : they know how to always sign one player that has a massive impact on their offensive output.
Fernandinho skips yet another yellow ... Scandalous
I hope so.
Why can't our scouts identify players like Mane and Salah? It's infuriating.
Salah running away with top scoring form
Getting West Ham relegated is God’s work.
Not sure West Ham fans will let that happen, there are a lot of them in the media.
To be honest, they probably wouldn't look as good in our system. Would still be a major improvement for our right side though.
I want Salah tested.
They hadn’t yet become awful
They’re a nice incubator for attacking talent before a bigger club takes them away.
Last time Rooney scored a PL hat trick he was scoring back to back hat tricks
We were after Mane?
On the pitch or in the lab?
Hold on Southampton!
Allelujah!
Erm we wanted Mane the season before he went to Liverpool. Koeman and co refused to sell and I guess one of the reasons was he didn’t want to sell to Van Gaal.
Pulis to return to Stoke?
If City win this I might hurt myself
Yeah that Martial is rubbish isn't he?
Salah 
Good to see mane back to something close to resembling his best.
Good to see mane back to something close to resembling his best.
Fantastic from Rooney but when will this country finally give up on Joe Hart? He's been a shower for years and costs his team almost every game, I don't even think I'm exaggerating there it's every game he's making dreadful errors. If he goes to the world Cup we'll regret it
Big Sam clapping at the sight of Rooney like the fat kid from Charlie and the chocolate factory in front of a patisserie.
What
Moyes just asks for it everytime doesn't he
fecking Stoke are useless