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Chelsea will beat Utd at OT?
And neither is your point about the cold war...shit.Possibly the best post I've ever seen. It had me laughing out loud pal
I was expecting the last point to say the world will slowly descend into a thermonuclear cold war and man will be wiped out within the next 30 years.
Best part is, your points aren't as far fetched as they seem
I see this as well. And all 3 managers post-SAF have been unable to inspire also. So we are left with what looks like a team of mostly uninspired players desperate to win, rather than feeling like they deserve to win.Jose has actually cracked. I mean something has irreversibly changed about his belief in people and its not coming back. Because of it, he can no longer inspire.
We were so direct back then. It looked so simple but somehow it worked.I feel the general perception amongst United fans that United play good football this season is a reflection of the fallen standards due to the previous three seasons. We indeed play better than any of the post-Fergie seasons but the football seems laboured and predictable more often than not to me.
I just came across a full match video from the 2006-07 season. We created more chances in the first 15 minutes in this particular match than we created in the entire 90 minutes against Hull on Wednesday. 1-2 touch football with quick passing, lots of movement off-the ball from the attacking players, constant overlapping from the full backs, overloading the box for crosses and every player is on the same wavelength with others in this video which is a huge level above the stuff we play this season.
The changies would be choker block.We should play 442
Because everyone is actually honest rather than holding back their true feelings anger and hateWow !
This is the best thread on the Caf. There are more interesting posts in this thread than the rest of the Caf added together.
De GeaGoing 3 at the back and signing a ball playing defender may be a better alternative to looking for a direct Michael Carrick replacement
I think this is partly true, but we were very good back the and were, soon, to become the best English side for nigh on 30 years.I feel the general perception amongst United fans that United play good football this season is a reflection of the fallen standards due to the previous three seasons. We indeed play better than any of the post-Fergie seasons but the football seems laboured and predictable more often than not to me.
I just came across a full match video from the 2006-07 season. We created more chances in the first 15 minutes in this particular match than we created in the entire 90 minutes against Hull on Wednesday. 1-2 touch football with quick passing, lots of movement off-the ball from the attacking players, constant overlapping from the full backs, overloading the box for crosses and every player is on the same wavelength with others in this video which is a huge level above the stuff we play this season.
Exactly, those players weren't magiciens. They just knew where there team mates are and where they would move, than you can move the ball around quickly and open up a defence.I just came across a full match video from the 2006-07 season. We created more chances in the first 15 minutes in this particular match than we created in the entire 90 minutes against Hull on Wednesday. 1-2 touch football with quick passing, lots of movement off-the ball from the attacking players, constant overlapping from the full backs, overloading the box for crosses and every player is on the same wavelength with others in this video which is a huge level above the stuff we play this season.
If this is unpopular, caf needs a reality checkNever warmed to Chris Smalling - not a great defender, poor and nervy on the ball (not sure why the hype), decent in the air I suppose but always feel he has a brain-lapse not too far away everytime he's near a ball.
Not good enough for United (esp at this age now) IMHO.
TBF he was very good last season, whatever you may think the reason. Seems like it was just a decent defender going through a purple patch though.If this is unpopular, caf needs a reality check
He's pretty much average. He looked good last season because of the playing style.TBF he was very good last season, whatever you may think the reason. Seems like it was just a decent defender going through a purple patch though.
I think the same buddy although I think it would not even have to be long term as we will be challenging or win leagues in the next couple of seasons. The improvements are immense although he needs time to replace players that clearly are not up to it and other ones who are doing a job but eventually will be upgraded.Mourinho came into United with a long-term plan. The whole poking of Martial is to test his long-term resolve. We will win more league titles than any other club over the next 10-years because we will be the only ones who stick by our manager.
The fact that we are 6th so far this season doesn't bother me one bit. We are clearly progressing massively over the past few years and will only get better.
This isn't an unpopular opinion, it's a wrong opinion. Zaha when younger wasn't anywhere near as good as Rooney or Ronaldo at the same age. You've basically compared two of the brightest young talents in world football in the last 15 years and compared them to Zaha? Sure he could've been a little bit better than he is now but he wouldn't have been a 'star' at all. And nowhere near the level of Rooney or Ronaldo.Zaha and Barkley would be stars under Fergie.
Rooney and Ronaldo were both very petulant and inconsistent as youngsters and were given slack because they were so good. Martial should get said slack because of his immense talent.
By slack I mean consistent playing time.
If Conte or Klopp had to contend with Europe as well then they would be struggling (in case of Liverpool even more because of their style of play).If Klopp or Conte had United's current squad to work with, they would be on top of the league. Mourinho is almost certainly not the best manager in the world anymore.
I didn't mean to compare them to Rooney and Ronaldo. Two separate points and I stand by both.This isn't an unpopular opinion, it's a wrong opinion. Zaha when younger wasn't anywhere near as good as Rooney or Ronaldo at the same age. You've basically compared two of the brightest young talents in world football in the last 15 years and compared them to Zaha? Sure he could've been a little bit better than he is now but he wouldn't have been a 'star' at all. And nowhere near the level of Rooney or Ronaldo.