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I was about to ask who the defensive midfielder/oak tree was, then remembered you signed Fellaini. I had genuinely forgotten he was in your squad.
A midfield of winger who's 40, chubby Brazilian, centreback, mix of defensive midfielder and oak tree plus Cleverley and Carrick and we're 8 points of 1st? In our first season without SAF? I think that's decent at least.
Dude we've played at about 1/4 of our potential at best and yet we're still in with a shout of title contenders. Plus, we've arguably just gone through the most difficult managerial transition that any club in the world has had to deal with.
Most of top 5 had major problems in the summer and they're still higher then you.
That's easy to say but United were always in for a rough season unless things went their way.The problem is as big as you make it.
If Moyes would've made some transfers-in and some less transfersoaps (Fabregas) then, imo, there wouldn't be any major problem for ManUtd.
By that logic, though, you could also argue that United would be in a better position than other clubs because of the good work done by "arguably the best ever manager". True, the pressure would be immense for Moyes, but I think people are exaggerating the problem.But none had as bigger problem as ManUtd replacing arguably the best ever manager who was ManUtd.
By that logic, though, you could also argue that United would be in a better position than other clubs because of the good work done by "arguably the best ever manager". True, the pressure would be immense for Moyes, but I think people are exaggerating the problem.
Manchester United to axe 10 stars - reports | GiveMeSport
I don't know if any of you have seen this, and as the article suggests it's just reports, but surely Moyes wouldn't be that drastic.
I was just playing devil's advocate - I myself believe that he's been put into a difficult position, albeit one which is exaggerated by many.No because for the first time in years we had to change almost whole backroom staff along with Manager and also new CEO.
No because for the first time in years we had to change almost whole backroom staff along with Manager and also new CEO.
Dortmund would have to be mad to agree to it, though. Kagawa is a very good player; but Reus is better.I'm starting to think more and more that an exchange for Reus with Kagawa makes more and more sense. Kagawa to me with Rooney in the side is always going to be a player being played out of position, so why keep him??... because Rooney gets picked over him every time? (Deservedly so, when he's in this form he is one of greatest players in the world).
Think Man Utd should feel hard done by... Lloris should have been sent off and that should have been a pen although Spurs for their part should have been 3 up by half time
Nothing to feel hard done by, dominated without actually creating. Not good enough. No excuses.
Hmm I agree but Lloris was very very lucky to be on the pitch at the end of the match anyways, should have been a draw at the very least
he should have been sent off and it was a penalty ( awful call) but we dominated and simply didnt do enough with it, and then made bad defensive mistakes to make it worse.