United s Transfer Woes

well Englander the further this topic re the match goes the more you are making me scratch my head. Liverpool had to be very good on the day in order to beat United. Anytime that beats United have to be very good on the day.

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> well Englander the further this topic re the match
> goes the more you are making me scratch my head.
> Liverpool had to be very good on the day in order
> to beat United. Anytime that beats United have to
> be very good on the day.

Define how they were very good?
Defensively I agree
Offensively... :S goal apart, what/where/when was the threat?

by stopping United do what they do best and thats stopping RVP from scoring and breaking up attacks

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> by stopping United do what they do best and thats
> stopping RVP from scoring and breaking up attacks

Essentially then we agree. United held the threat but scum did very well to nullify that threat. In addition United's "wingers" lacked the execution in penetration and delivery... as they did against the Russians. Although it is of course accepted that any team can at any point score, at no point did I think they would score a second, it was all a question of whether or not United could break them down. We failed to do so and that is the "concern". To use that to simply say we played badly or were not the better team though is, imo, way off the mark.

Personally I think the FA has cocked up big time with the fixture list..
United v Chelsea and Liverpool v United are way too early in the season,the united v Chelsea game was a don't
lose game for both camps..When we played United last season at The Bridge they had to play catch up and played an
attacking system,at Old Trafford we were desperate for points..

These latest games were too early.

United play City this month as well and on the same day Chelsea are at Spurs. As you say DTF its crazy to have all these big matches so early in the season even the North London Derby has been played.

davetheflower Wrote:

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> Personally I think the FA has cocked up big time
> with the fixture list..
> United v Chelsea and Liverpool v United are way
> too early in the season,the united v Chelsea game
> was a don't
> lose game for both camps..When we played United
> last season at The Bridge they had to play catch
> up and played an
> attacking system,at Old Trafford we were desperate
> for points..
>
> These latest ages were too early.

I agree DTF in terms of an exciting league. United also have Shity in a couple of weeks. I don't care about it being a so-called tough start, in many ways best to get them out of the way early but from an excitement perspective, poor planning

Englander Wrote:

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> > Personally I think the FA has cocked up big
> time
> > with the fixture list..
> > United v Chelsea and Liverpool v United are way
> > too early in the season,the united v Chelsea
> game
> > was a don't
> > lose game for both camps..When we played United
> > last season at The Bridge they had to play
> catch
> > up and played an
> > attacking system,at Old Trafford we were
> desperate
> > for points..
> >
> > These latest ages were too early.
>
> I agree DTF in terms of an exciting league. United
> also have Shity in a couple of weeks. I don't care
> about it being a so-called tough start, in many
> ways best to get them out of the way early but
> from an excitement perspective, poor planning


Englander would you like some cheese with that.

The way I look at it, Moyes need to be his own self.
I get the feeling he is still picking a playing squad as Ferguson would.

I say remove Giggs. I hope I get up in the morning and raed in the newspaper that he has retired FOR GOOD.
Ashley young is useless. Valencia not much better. Ferdinand , Evra are past their "sell by date".

Fellani is NOT the type of midfielder we want in the side. We need someone that can run with the ball and we have that player in Kagawa.

shrek Wrote:

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> Englander would you like some cheese with that.
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Wouldn't say no... unless its the plastic like stuff you get out here that's for blardy sure!!

Englander Wrote:

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> > Englander would you like some cheese with that.
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> Wouldn't say no... unless its the plastic like
> stuff you get out here that's for blardy sure!!


At least we support a side and don't just pick on others when their side gets beaten.

shrek Wrote:

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> At least we support a side and don't just pick on
> others when their side gets beaten.

You get them
He's a South African Scot who is very patriotic so he supports an Italian team... :S lol

Right, enough trying to educate you lot on the realities of the football world... racing to check out... that Vaal card for Thursday from what I've seen so far looks poor and very tricky

Agra... a lot of what you say is true but they are good players, just need to find form/confidence again.. they either do so or they will be gradually shifted out. Fergie would never have bought Fellaini... Moyes is his own man