I'm content with this because I'm not a pathetic sad cnut with a fundamental need to be unhappy and angry at something I have no control over just so I don't have to face my own life.
I'm content with this because I'm not a pathetic sad cnut with a fundamental need to be unhappy and angry at something I have no control over just so I don't have to face my own life.
Sorry, but your lost. Find another team to fan(cy). We manage to rotate the players, play well (footbal is a game of two halfs) and win. Just feel sorry for you : )How can anyone have watched this game and walked away thinking "we're going places"? Two years in charge in a few days for Ole and we've still no style of play. To be outplayed by David fecking Moyes of all people managing an average West Ham squad is not a sign of progress. Is this what people wanted when Mourinho was sacked?
We turned up for 15 minutes today and we're fortunate that we're in a position to spend money that teams like West Ham can't. Even Gary Neville was questioning the performance. That wasn't acceptable in any way for a Manchester United team. Its costs us before and it'll cost us again. This is eerily similar to Mourinhos second season. We were winning even when things didn't look right and we know how that ended.
The problem first half was our inability to play the ball up centrally, both because of good defensive work by West Ham and our front players inability to hold on to the ball - Martial in particular. Ole want us to play ball up centrally then out wide. "No style of play" is such a cliché.How can anyone have watched this game and walked away thinking "we're going places"? Two years in charge in a few days for Ole and we've still no style of play. To be outplayed by David fecking Moyes of all people managing an average West Ham squad is not a sign of progress. Is this what people wanted when Mourinho was sacked?
We turned up for 15 minutes today and we're fortunate that we're in a position to spend money that teams like West Ham can't. Even Gary Neville was questioning the performance. That wasn't acceptable in any way for a Manchester United team. Its costs us before and it'll cost us again. This is eerily similar to Mourinhos second season. We were winning even when things didn't look right and we know how that ended.
We’re two points off top, and it’s a long season. I’m sure we’ll see stretches with more comfortable wins, but you’re damn right I’m happy with a somewhat lucky win. Can anybody say here that it’s less fun to watch us now, on a day like this, than it was under Moyes, LvG, and Mou?
I’m enjoying the ride. Ole’s ceiling might be too low for us eventually, but for now I’m enjoying the ride.
Had quoted to write pretty much the same thingAnd yet here you are with the angriest and most hostile post in the thread.
Well done.
What, lose?We showed good form in 2017/18 and we didn't like it then. Rightly so.
It doesn't need to be perfect but it was tragic for so long.
Why is it that we can't do to West Ham what they did to us?
What, lose?
It still is and if you can't remember games under Fergie where we were playing bad, losing and came back to win then you need to review things. I've had more fun supporting Ole's United than I have under any manager post Fergie.
I am. If anything today was a SAF United performance.
I'm buzzing right now.
How can anyone have watched this game and walked away thinking "we're going places"? Two years in charge in a few days for Ole and we've still no style of play. To be outplayed by David fecking Moyes of all people managing an average West Ham squad is not a sign of progress. Is this what people wanted when Mourinho was sacked?
We turned up for 15 minutes today and we're fortunate that we're in a position to spend money that teams like West Ham can't. Even Gary Neville was questioning the performance. That wasn't acceptable in any way for a Manchester United team. Its costs us before and it'll cost us again. This is eerily similar to Mourinhos second season. We were winning even when things didn't look right and we know how that ended.