Señor
Humongous twit who can't read
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How is that not a foul?
I have a lot of problems playing Fellaini in a game like this instead of Herrera. Lower side, packed in defence, and just pump it to Fellaini in the box, trying to break Moyes crossing record.I don't have a problem with Fellaini in this kind of game, but yeah, Herrera should definitely be playing.
Di Maria slipped first, it was an accident.How is that not a foul?
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Sorry but that was not an "accident," the Cambridge Utd player was clearly late in the challenge. Yellow card.Di Maria slipped first, it was an accident.
He's gone in hard on Rooney and now AdM … he's trying to steal the headlinesMcGeehan with a tackle marginally less shit than his hair.
This! They're defending with 10 men and we need some physical strenght upfront. CU want a 0-0 as long as possible to make us nervous. So, that formation looks a bit unconvential to us but makes sense for me.It's 13 mins in, we are completely dominating and this thread is full of people having a collective cry. Good grief. It'll all be fine, jesus.
Di Maria slipped, not even a foul for me.Dirty Cnut that's a red
#10only just got in - is fellaini up front?
I'm not saying we're switching to hoofball just because he's there, I'm saying that playing with him that far up the pitch implies that we want to use his aerial strength as a key part of our strategy. Think about how different that attack would look with ADM and Mata behind RVP instead of Fellaini and Mata. Fellaini has been fairly decent this season. That doesn't change the fact that one of his major strengths is playing with the ball in the air.Aren't we underestimating Fellaini a bit by saying we automatically switch to hoofball when he plays? I mean he's scored quite a few important goals and played generally well in the first half of the season and I would think he deserves a bit more credit
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Amazing chestwork tbf.I'm not saying we're switching to hoofball just because he's there, I'm saying that playing with him that far up the pitch implies that we want to use his aerial strength as a key part of our strategy. Think about how differen't that attack would look with ADM and Mata behind RVP instead of Fellaini and Mata. Fellaini has been fairly decent this season. That doesn't change the fact that one of his major strengths is playing with the ball in the air.
This. It's a massive indication of our approach.I'm not saying we're switching to hoofball just because he's there, I'm saying that playing with him that far up the pitch implies that we want to use his aerial strength as a key part of our strategy. Think about how differen't that attack would look with ADM and Mata behind RVP instead of Fellaini and Mata. Fellaini has been fairly decent this season. That doesn't change the fact that one of his major strengths is playing with the ball in the air.
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