The Manchester United Thread

Theatre of Dreams83 said:
Bailly should be back from his Covid by then
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Unfortunately a new strain has been discovered. The new and feared EBB strain has serious long term effects.
The infected will suffer ankle injuries, constant knocks, knee injuries, thigh problems, early onset of male menopause and the inability to see danger on a football pitch. Causing the aflicted to constantly fling themselves into ridiculous challenges, even though they are made out of fine bone china, glued together with f.ucking unicorn tears.
 
Anthony said:
Unfortunately a new strain has been discovered. The new and feared EBB strain has serious long term effects.
The infected will suffer ankle injuries, constant knocks, knee injuries, thigh problems, early onset of male menopause and the inability to see danger on a football pitch. Causing the aflicted to constantly fling themselves into ridiculous challenges, even though they are made out of fine bone china, glued together with f.ucking unicorn tears.
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BREAKING NEWS!

Scientists have narrowed it down to a 35-mile radius either end of the East Lancs Road in Englands North West .
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
Shambolic week.

The clown in the City. I then rewatched the Madrid game.********* that I am haha. But mainly because I was in a dazed fume at how poor the Reds were watching it first time round. And I take it back when I said he had a good night. The German, normally a too official, had a shocker of a night both ways with all he missed/ let-go. And then the official last night.

Just when you think European officials have to be an upgrade on the historically incompetent level of English officiating. 🤦‍♂️

It’s F all over!
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Dunno about Felix Brych, good old fashoned ref refusing to give in. Football is a contact sport, not every touch is a foul.
 
Vanjagl said:
Dunno about Felix Brych, good old fashoned ref refusing to give in. Football is a contact sport, not every touch is a foul.
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So the official was sound last night then?

I'm confused as he was letting the same **** go Tuesday watching the game again knowing the outcome and not missing him the first time.

Can't work for one and not the other mate.
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
So the official was sound last night then?

I'm confused as he was letting the same **** go Tuesday watching the game again knowing the outcome and not missing him the first time.

Can't work for one and not the other mate.
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Difference is - it was one sided. Pogba's yellow card - he was fouled first which lead to his yellow ( deserved, mind, bad tackle but it wouldn't happen if the ref got it right in the first place). At one point United had 4 fouls and 3 yellow cards while Granada players had 6 with 0 yellows, and both sides have made similar fouls.
it was completely one sided in the first half and for a good chunk of a second.

If you're gonna allow physical game, then it should work for both teams. And Felix got that spot on, luckily for Liverpool.
 
Vanjagl said:
Difference is - it was one sided. Pogba's yellow card - he was fouled first which lead to his yellow ( deserved, mind, bad tackle but it wouldn't happen if the ref got it right in the first place). At one point United had 4 fouls and 3 yellow cards while Granada players had 6 with 0 yellows, and both sides have made similar fouls.
it was completely one sided in the first half and for a good chunk of a second.

If you're gonna allow physical game, then it should work for both teams. And Felix got that spot on, luckily for Liverpool.
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When you take club bias out, they were all P poor this week. There's no justifying it because he was P poor for both sides.

P poor officiating is P poor officiating end of.

That went beyond physical Madrid when you watch it back.
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
When you take club bias out, they were all P poor this week. There's no justifying it because he was P poor for both sides.

P poor officiating is P poor officiating end of.

That went beyond physical Madrid when you watch it back.
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Agreed, take the bias out. Also this is first time I've seen someone complaining about how physical Madrid were. Oh well.
 
U23s list 2-3 after being 2-0 up. Our ex str at this age group scored all 3 of there’s in the second half. After making lots of changes due to players getting injured. Finished the game with 10 men as we had no more subs left.
 
U18s currently 2-0 up against Stoke. Garnacho and Hansen with the goals. McNeil with both assists

#mufc Under-18s XI vs Stoke U18s: Mee; Wellens, Bennett, Svidersky, Jurado; Hansen, Savage; Hoogewerf, Forson, Garnacho; McNeill Subs: Guadagno, Murray, Gore, Norkett, Mainoo KO in 10 minutes. Live on mutv
 
Currently 6-1 to Utd. McNeil, and Garnacho with 2 more for his hat trick. And Omari Forson also.

u14s and u16s beat Arsenal 3-1 and 5-1 also today.
 
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