Recent content by PSingh

Excellent post. The first line of your message is sums it up well. IMO, timing and forward-planning are two significant factors that are often overlooked. The two go hand-in-hand. But there's a few key milestones that have fractured the club beyond repair in its current state: SAF & Gill...

Spot on. It’s fine margins, if Martial and a Cavani score their chances it’s 3-1 to United. Overall a decent performance from United, the score line flattered PSG.

Right now it feels like we’ve blown it. But in reality, it’s still in our hands. The timing and result of the Istanbul game is a killer for us.That match pretty much blew the group wide open as it happened at the midway point.

For a man who is well known as a “super sub” his use of substitutions is bizzare. If it’s a one off scenario you can excuse it, but it’s a reoccurring theme in Ole’s reign. To be fair, blaming Ole for getting sent off probably isn’t the right way to go at it. Fred shouldn’t have lunged into a...

It’ll be nervy but I think we’ll just about do it.

Good performance today. Has all the attributes to be a top class defender

Agreed. Thought he could have closed down the ball for their goal too. One positive was him driving in midfield to force United up the field quickly.

It’s not experiment, it’s a strategy. The board, particularly the Woodward regime, have made a lot of mistakes, but for the first time they actually have plan. The strategy seems to revolve around building a young British core. They made good progress this summer with the three players we...

Good post. But the biggest factor is we’ve bounced around from manager to manager, each with a different philosophy/style of play, and it’s left us with a horrendously unbalanced squad. It’s too early to say if Ole is going to be successful. Judging by the transfers this summer, I think...

Changing the manager isn’t going to solve our problems. Eventually the club are going to have to choose a strategy and more importantly stick to it.

It wasn’t pleasing to see him score a ‘proper strikers’ goal. Impressive hold up play, and seem to be the trigger for the high press - overall a great performance.

Seems like jostling for the three concerned parties. I’m still hopeful that the deal will go through, the ball is in Dybala’s court and I reckon Juve will strongly push him towards accepting United’s offer. Which is why I think there’s some differences in coverage from the English and Italian...

Best post I’ve read in a long time.

He’s right-footed and therefore is much stronger at bringing the ball out from the back when he’s played at RCB.

Ake is a smart signing, he’s at the right age, homegrown and is talented. Since selling Blind we’ve lacked a competent left-footed centre-back, and as a result we’ve had to push Lindelof to LCB, which has hindered his ability to play out from the back. Also Ake can adequately fill in at LB if...