Man Utd Vs Chelsea

Sorry,I forgot to say I'm renaming you Engles Ferguson

Dave, lol, I need take nothing off, the game's finished, United won and Chelsea lost. And calling me that just underlines how the focus is always United, its got nothing to do with us mate, between you and the officials and for once you guys were on the receiving end against us, tough, its called football Deal with it like United fans have for the past decade and just accept it. None of this days later crap still going on. Chelski were lucky to have 10 men after the first sending off. I just get sick of the bleat bleat bleat. You weren't so hard done by. Did you say Clattenberg was the linesman for the Mendes goal... or on Sunday for that matter? Let it go bud, all swings n roundabouts

Calling you Sir Engles Ferguson was a bit of teasing,nothing to do with your team.I thought I made it clear,maybe your not listening.
It's the officials of the most important game of the Premier League say far this season that I'm slating,I know Clattenburg was not running the
line for the Mendes ghost goal and Clattenburg wasn't running the line when Drogba scored an off-side goal against United at Old Trafford.
You don't need to be funny putting ? everywhere.
It shows how you remember and get annoyed by that Drogba goal from the PAST,have you noy got over that.
If those decisions were against any team but United do you think I wouldn't be pissed-off,you have to get over this 'Its Us Against The World Mentality'
I hate to say it Engles but you are starting to sound like my best mate Cockney Kevin from Upminster who by the way goes to every game,
he also thinks everyone is against you,that's the siege mentality your dad Sir Alex has installed in players and fans alike.
Mourinho does the same...
Now listen carefully Engles,I'm having a go at the Officials,who cocked up big time and ruined a great game...

lol Dave, listen carefully...
1. You are correct, I did not read your post carefully enough and would have answered differently had I done so Apologies.
2. Question marks... just punctuation, is the way I write, not being funny, but yes, they are making a point. No offence (or arrogance) intended.
3. I have never thought it United against the rest, I think I am not making my point clearly... which is, every time United get a decision the bleating afterwards goes on and on and on, every time a decision goes against us, its tough. I would much prefer everyone to take the latter approach (including my new namesake )
4. You never forget goals like Drogbas, but similarly I haven't forgotten the Mendes goal either. They are bound to live in the memory.
5. Why do you keep saying the officials ruined the game? Torres should have been off in the first half, forget the actual sending off and count yourselves lucky to have had 11 for those extra 30 (?) minutes. Maybe Chelski should be thanking Clattenberg for not sending him off then and giving you a chance to get back into the game. And he went down imho from that tackle very easily. I felt the card harsh but thats the way it goes. I felt more sorry for the guy sent off first (forget his name) as I don't think there was any intent there, it was just unfortunate and under the rules he had to go. The offside happens. You lost because you started sh1te and gave us two goals in 12 minutes. You may have recovered and had a better chance if Torres had not been sent off but you were already down to 10 and nothing says to me Chelsea would not have come under the cosh because of that.
6. This is not United talk, this is football talk. I would say exactly the same as above if it were not United. Where's all the talk about the Suarez goal, that to me was a far more worrying decision... and yes, that would have been a last second winner for the team I hate more than anyone else (but Leeds!!). If you wish to have a very honest debate about MUFC then I am more than happy to do so and you will find I am far far far from blinkered... but, the moment you criticise unjustly, which seems to me to happen a lot on this forum, I'll be defensive and being a United fan... the best form of defence is of course attack
7. I always let it go. In that season of the Drogba "goal" etc, I am sure you can flick through videos of all games and find occasions United were both fortunate and unfortunate with decisions whether it be goals, offsides, penalties, fouls, "time" etc. And you could do the same for every team. Points are both won and lost and over a season they usually even out. Forget Sunday... even if it just because of the officials, it matters not... just let it go
8. I hope that was a slightly more relevant response (and most ?s were removed and sentences edited ) -D

Well said Sir Engles Ferguson...

and as Tigershark said... I woke up this morning and..... '' MAN UTD 3 / Chelsea 2''....()

I see plenty going on about the rub of the green and decisions going either way for different teams. Trust me over the past decade Man U have had plenty more decisions go their way than going against.

shrek Wrote:

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> I see plenty going on about the rub of the green
> and decisions going either way for different
> teams. Trust me over the past decade Man U have
> had plenty more decisions go their way than going
> against.


There is actually a dedicated website(can`t remember the address) that was set up to prove that the above is so untrue.

shrek Wrote:

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> I see plenty going on about the rub of the green
> and decisions going either way for different
> teams. Trust me over the past decade Man U have
> had plenty more decisions go their way than going
> against.

Shrek... I like you. I respect your opinions. But go back through every game of every team for the past decade and then, when you bring me the proof, I'll believe you. Until then, such comments are to me just utterly ridiculous and only keep this boring bandwagon going round and round. You remember what you want to remember. Same way, I remember United getting a lot more decisions go against them then for them... over the last 20 years!!

after all that has gone on what are the clans thoughts on tonights Cup Game?

and guys while Clattenberg was the Referee in the Spurs game years ago it was the linesman, like Sunday who was too blame, while we can`t change what happened I remember Torres late winner against Reading which was worse.

Englander Wrote:

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> Oh... I forgot to say... was the booking of
> Valencia for "diving" not the most ridiculous
> decision of the entire match and has, predictably,
> not even been mentioned. Ah, of course Valencia is
> a Man U player. Maybe he should have tried to take
> a Chelski player's head off in the first half...
> then surely everyone would come out saying how
> unlucky he and his team were :S

Against 10 men at that stage of the game the booking was irrelevant.

DA, tonight's reserve team fairly inconsequential cup game... if looking through neutral eyes, I would expect Chelski to win as I think their strength in depth, particularly with United's injury list, is the stronger, but I am not neutral so I shall back United to win 5-0 as always

United will thump Chelski tonite.... -