You guys used to do it every year at Villa Park. 
How many times have we won from behind since Fergie Left?
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True. Like a second home groundYou guys used to do it every year at Villa Park.
You guys used to do it every year at Villa Park.
Sorry, but cheers mate, thanks for the 6 points per season.I'm really hoping we can at least get back up while Mourinho is still your boss. His record at VP was awful, 1 win in 6 visits and even when he won there with Chelsea we scored our first goal in 7 premier league games against him (was at the end of the awful Lambert ruin).
Villa Park and St James Park are his jinx grounds in english football.
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Hopefully this gives the players belief and confidence that it's possible to win from behind. Judging by the last 3-4 years falling behind in games has generally meant the end of the world.
So true fittingly it's so weird for a manager of his calibre.
Was supposed to end that curse last recent game against Rafa's Newcastle but nope.We can add yesterday's match to the list
Remarkably, Smalling especially seems to like a good comeback against City. This is his third goal against them, all in comebacks, with the goal yesterday almost a carbon copy from the one in the community shield 2011.
2011/2012 3:2 in CS (scored to make it 1:2)
2014/2015 4:2 in PL (scored to make it 4:1)
2017/2018 2:3 in PL (scored the winner)
Now he only needs an equaliser against them to complete the set
Remarkably, Smalling especially seems to like a good comeback against City. This is his third goal against them, all in comebacks, with the goal yesterday almost a carbon copy from the one in the community shield 2011.
2011/2012 3:2 in CS (scored to make it 1:2)
2014/2015 4:2 in PL (scored to make it 4:1)
2017/2018 2:3 in PL (scored the winner)
Now he only needs an equaliser against them to complete the set
Make that four in the last two months. Chelsea, Palace, City and Spurs. Reminding me of United of old
4 times in two months is quite something. Very positive indicator and especially with 3 of those games against strong opposition, the derby obviously being sensational.Make that four in the last two months. Chelsea, Palace, City and Spurs. Reminding me of United of old
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Dont know what it says about how we start our games though. Almost as if we need to go down a goal before we wake up.
Yes but at least we react. With Moyes and LVG in charge, concede first and you could turn the TV off.
Hope you didn't miss our last FA Cup win in 2016
Seem to be racking them up under Mourinho. How many is that already this season?
Thats the 3rd.
How everyone's forgot about our turnaround at Emptihad last season I've no idea.Combining both excellent posts by @Savantona and @Raw above.
Moyes 13/14
Sunderland 1-2 Man Utd (EPL)
Man Utd 3-2 Stoke (EPL)
Hull 2-3 Man Utd (EPL)
Man Utd 4-1 Aston Villa (EPL)
LVG 14/15
Preston North End 1-3 Man Utd (FA Cup 5th Round)
Man Utd 4-2 Man City (EPL)
LVG 15/16
Man Utd 3-1 Club Brugge (CL Qualifier)
Man Utd 2-1 Wolfsburg (CL Groups)
Man Utd 5-1 Mdtjylland (EL Round of 32)
Man Utd 2-1 Palace (FA Cup Final)
Southampton 2-3 Man Utd (EPL)
Mourinho 16/17
Blackburn 1-2 Man Utd (FA Cup 5th Round)
Man Utd 2-1 Middlesbrough (EPL)
Mourinho 17/18
Man Utd 4-1 Newcastle (EPL)
Man Utd 2-1 CSKA Moscow (CL Groups)
Man Utd 2-1 Chelsea (EPL)
Crystal Palace 2-3 Man Utd (EPL)
*Let's keep this record consistently updated.
Ah, lads. The thread title. Ah, come on, ffs. Surely not. I’m aghast. I’m choking on me late night muesli
Dunno, part of the reason could be that you're quoting a post from before that game.
In the last 7 or 8 months we’ve had loads
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Spurs
Man city
Newcastle
Bournemouth
Juve
Any more?
Buzzing still
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Spurs
Man city
Newcastle
Bournemouth
Juve
Any more?
Buzzing still
It's a deep mystery. Call Sherlock.It's no mystery, look no further than your own username for my excuse!