Annoyed for the same reason.Parris - kind of inevitable.
Annoyed for my Fantasy League team as well
Similar problem to us really - management indifference and lack of women's football knowledge and no desire to fix it. They've done stuff on the things they broadly understand - like training facilities. They've not done enough on recruitment and retention and for most of the support staff it's more a stepping stone than a job.We are always highly critical of United with regards to how the women's team is run but how is that Liverpool continue to be so bad at a time when the club is doing so well financially. Their women's team is much worse this season than before.
I love your confidence in the team. Apart from the injuries we've really made a perfect start but you're right to mention Arsenal and Chelsea - Arsenal are looking impressive and Chelsea are looking as professional as ever.I was at the game, in the Lionesses end, and United looked pretty dynamic in attack, using the wings well to both defend and launch attacks, but bursting through the middle in numbers too. I was near the goal and actually took a photo just as Jess Park started her dribble (wish I'd had my phone on video mode!). I knew it was going to end with a great goal; you just get that feeling sometimes.
The Lionesses actually had three or four good attempts earlier on, but Phallon handled everything with aplomb (I'm sure she's 7 foot tall!). So, yeah, defence need to be on top form against Arsenal etc., but we're scoring plenty at the moment. The marauding nature of it reminded me of the van Nistelrooy era (as I remember it, at least!). Malard looks dangerous every time she's near the box.
If we hold our own with Arsenal and Chelsea this term, definitely in with a title shout!