Chumpsbechumps
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Makes me think of big Ron calling a player lightening slow during commentaryMcTominay is incredibly average at best.
Makes me think of big Ron calling a player lightening slow during commentaryMcTominay is incredibly average at best.
He was Gary Numan at the start of the match
A couple of poor buys understates the catastrophe that the buys of Antony and Mount are. I do agree though that ETH is not a brilliant manager, but could it be said of the other managers currently in the conversation to succeed him are in fact brilliant managers? Probably not. Once you get past Pep and Klopp, and keys add Arteta now, who’s actually brilliant? Maybe Emery. Maybe some manager in Spain or Italy, but moving up from Spain or Italy to manage United is a massive leap. ETH has been dealt shit with player issues out of his control, but I agree he should have done better than he has.Disagree. If he was a brilliant manager but a terrible identifier of talent then he'd be kept on. Fact is that it's performances like this that will have more of an impact on whether he keeps the job than a couple of poor buys. Particularly when transfer responsibility is taken out of his hands, as it looks like it will be in the future.
Its fine for this team. Every game weve won of late the same posters come out with bullshit reasoning as to why the win is actually a loss.I dont get the extreme negativity here. Everton hasnt been very dangerous and we are controlled enough indeed. We arent going to create chance after chance with McT and without a real striker. We arent going to have fantastic build up from the back without Martinez and Shaw.
I think it is okay for this team. This isnt a team that you can expect to dominate games and create chances for fun like Manchester City is able to do. Ofcourse you can come up with ''we are Manchester United at home'' but almost none of these players are Manchester United players that you would expect on the pitch for a Manchester United dominating at home kind of team.
Luton with a game in hand. If they could win that game they'd only be 2 points (3 due to GD) behind. They're very much in the relegation scrap. Everton have only won once in 15 games in all comps.I’m not even remotely concerned that Everton will score today,
they are very lucky the bottom half of the league is so poor
Given the position he usually takes up, it’s probably safer for him to try a Hail Mary pass rather than a five yarder, as it will at least clear the ball out of the danger area rather than setting up an Everton attackEspecially when he can't even execute the simpler ones.
Clearly themI can't decide who's worse, us or them.
They gave two penalties away.I can't decide who's worse, us or them.
This second half is the most boring thing I have ever seen in my life
Antony I'll give you, but lumping in Mount with him is just silly and discredits youA couple of poor buys understates the catastrophe that the buys of Antony and Mount are. I do agree though that ETH is not a brilliant manager, but could it be said of the other managers currently in the conversation to succeed him are in fact brilliant managers? Probably not. Once you get past Pep and Klopp, and keys add Arteta now, who’s actually brilliant? Maybe Emery. Maybe some manager in Spain or Italy, but moving up from Spain or Italy to manage United is a massive leap. ETH has been dealt shit with player issues out of his control, but I agree he should have done better than he has.
I suppose someone has to oppose the we'd be dominant without injuries implications you make - that are verifiably false - and controlled agenda you peddle. Not that I have been particularly vocal about this game by the way, I posted commentary from NBC half-time analysis, it seemingly got your persecution complex in overdriveCan't remember when we had a proper defence to be fair, but to complain about this game is a bit bollocks and in line with the agenda you peddle.
Ahh, thanks. Looks like he’s gearing up for SLOW HORSES. He’s been watching them for 90minsYep, that's him.
Why is being boring and playing rubbish football suddenly acceptable when we have a few injuries? This never used to be a thing before Ten HagTo be honest, I'm happy enough with boring given our injury list.
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Ashley OldAshley young is older (albeit, only 3 months) than Rooney?!?!
Where would Mount start today were he fit?Antony I'll give you, but lumping in Mount with him is just silly and discredits you
It might very well be the starting midfield but the way Casemiro is passing today, it isnt going to be a dominant midfield performance. Bruno his passing isnt really suited to dominating either. McT just isnt good enough. I dont think this midfield is suited to dominate teams and is also a midfield that needs all the help from Shaw and Martinez to have some midfield control.It’s more or less our starting midfield though. We obviously should be good enough to dominate at home against Everton, even with our best left back and CF missing.
If we get the three points, no huge worries. We know we're still at the beginning of a process of stopping the rot which has plagued us for over a decade, while dealing with key injuries. But you can't expect people to be happy watching us huff and puff in such an open game against, let's be real, a poor Everton side.I dont get the extreme negativity here. Everton hasnt been very dangerous and we are controlled enough indeed. We arent going to create chance after chance with McT and without a real striker. We arent going to have fantastic build up from the back without Martinez and Shaw.
I think it is okay for this team. This isnt a team that you can expect to dominate games and create chances for fun like Manchester City is able to do. Ofcourse you can come up with ''we are Manchester United at home'' but almost none of these players are Manchester United players that you would expect on the pitch for a Manchester United dominating at home kind of team.
This post more entertaining than the gameAshley Old
Those years in Italy did him the world of goodAshley young is older (albeit, only 3 months) than Rooney?!?!
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