Be interesting to see how long Man Utd stick to their 'we're not a sacking club' stance. Things were a lot different years ago when Ferguson got off to a slow start but was still given the chance to turn things around.
Now with American ownership who seem more concerned with the financial aspect of football and big clubs having an absolute necessity to be in the Champions League we will see how long the Chosen One is given.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Everton
Everton scored a late winner to secure the Toffees' first victory at Manchester United in 21 years - and make it a night of misery for their former manager David Moyes.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Newcastle
Manchester United slumped to their second home Premier League defeat in the space of four days as Yohan Cabaye's goal gave Newcastle a first league victory at Old Trafford since 1972
Manchester United 1 - 2 West Brom
Saido Berahino's low strike earned West Brom their first win over Manchester United at Old Trafford since 1978.
Manchester United 1 - 2 Swansea
The Swans had previously played Manchester United at Old Trafford 10 times, with the first fixture back in 1931. However, they had never won and had drawn just twice, most recently in 1934.
Stoke 2 - 1 Manchester United
Charlie Adam's double strike gave Stoke their first league win over Manchester United since 1984 on a miserable afternoon for the champions.
David Moyes - Breaking 212 years worth of records in 6 months. Still the right man?
Be interesting to see how long Man Utd stick to their 'we're not a sacking club' stance. Things were a lot different years ago when Ferguson got off to a slow start but was still given the chance to turn things around.
Now with American ownership who seem more concerned with the financial aspect of football and big clubs having an absolute necessity to be in the Champions League we will see how long the Chosen One is given.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Everton
Everton scored a late winner to secure the Toffees' first victory at Manchester United in 21 years - and make it a night of misery for their former manager David Moyes.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Newcastle
Manchester United slumped to their second home Premier League defeat in the space of four days as Yohan Cabaye's goal gave Newcastle a first league victory at Old Trafford since 1972
Manchester United 1 - 2 West Brom
Saido Berahino's low strike earned West Brom their first win over Manchester United at Old Trafford since 1978.
Manchester United 1 - 2 Swansea
The Swans had previously played Manchester United at Old Trafford 10 times, with the first fixture back in 1931. However, they had never won and had drawn just twice, most recently in 1934.
Stoke 2 - 1 Manchester United
Charlie Adam's double strike gave Stoke their first league win over Manchester United since 1984 on a miserable afternoon for the champions.
David Moyes - Breaking 212 years worth of records in 6 months. Still the right man?
We want you to stay!
Not to mention the fact he's finally got Everton above Man utd in the table like he's been trying for all these years!
Well the Ar$e go top again for at least 24 hours. Don't envy their fixture list over the next couple of months mind. Guess the gooners here are hoping for a draw tomorrow night?
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
Glad to see, the censored back at the top and hope tomorrow nights game between Chelski and Shitee ends up 0=0 with Terry being decapitated.
However am the only one who is stupefied by the fact that when we need a Striker, Wenger has gone out and signed a midfield who is crook for six weeks as cover for our injured midfielders,
Genius sheer Genius,
Its like Sky resigning Cavendish to ride as a domestique for Froome in Mountain stages. (Could be worse they could always expect Twiggo to do it.)
However am the only one who is stupefied by the fact that when we need a Striker, Wenger has gone out and signed a midfield who is crook for six weeks as cover for our injured midfielders,
Genius sheer Genius,
Yep and that's why I reckon they won't win the league (same as Chelski - no top class striker). Wenger has to be one of the few people who is tighter than me :shock:
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
I think he has the faith in Ramsey, Giroud, Ozul, Bentner, Wilshere to add to the goals tally. I guess he thinks that between all of them, they are going to be enough.
Aguero and Suarez are world class and that is what the gunners need, someone of that calibre. At the end of the day, whilst MC, Liverpool and Chelski do leak goals, they can score more than the opposition.
The Stranraer Continental football correspondent wrote:
Barca were pants. Pedro (so much pace) and Pique were the only players to show the sort of spirit needed to win the game. Valencia conceded in the 7th minute and Barca failed to turn huge possession into goals. Valencia sat deep: 6-3-1 or 5-4-1 in defence but broke quickly and man marked Messi with 2 men always. Messi was a damp squib by his standards. Moments of brilliance but held on to the ball too long. I have to hand it to Valencia, they made Barcelona look arrogant and nonchalant, their work ethic was double and their discipline was excellent. Mascerano was forever moaning at the refs decisions (what's new?).
I have never seen a football pitch in such perfect condition.
If they don't improve quickly, they will not go far in the champions league or win la liga. Their style of play was far removed from the Villanova or Guardiola days. It reminded me of the way they played under Rijkaard. Brilliant but sloppy. Too much play right through the middle and no plan B.
" The Little Horse" That Roman Abramovich has spent £2 billion on since he became owner.
I d like to know just exactly what Jose thinks is a big horse? Friggin Shergar ridden by Lord Lucan pulling a wagon full of Nazi Rhinegeld, in his head.
Liverpool made us look like Shite today, but still we can claim to be about the only team that has shut the little horse (Suarez/ looks like sea biscuit) out for two games this season, theres something to celebrate (really )
" The Little Horse" That Roman Abramovich has spent £2 billion on since he became owner.
I d like to know just exactly what Jose thinks is a big horse? Friggin Shergar ridden by Lord Lucan pulling a wagon full of Nazi Rhinegeld, in his head.
Liverpool made us look like Shite today, but still we can claim to be about the only team that has shut the little horse (Suarez/ looks like sea biscuit) out for two games this season, theres something to celebrate (really )
That's where you went wrong, you were so busy trying to stop Suarez that you forgot about the other 9 outfield players
" The Little Horse" That Roman Abramovich has spent £2 billion on since he became owner.
I d like to know just exactly what Jose thinks is a big horse? Friggin Shergar ridden by Lord Lucan pulling a wagon full of Nazi Rhinegeld, in his head.
Liverpool made us look like Shite today, but still we can claim to be about the only team that has shut the little horse (Suarez/ looks like sea biscuit) out for two games this season, theres something to celebrate (really )
That's where you went wrong, you were so busy trying to stop Suarez that you forgot about the other 9 outfield players
Liverpool will be bringing out their comemorative 'Can we play you every week?' track shortly. Hopefully they won't change tactics for the other top teams they still have to play...
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
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The Glazers for loading Utd with all that debt
Fergie for leaving behind an ageing, deficient squad
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Moyes for being Moyes.
Now with American ownership who seem more concerned with the financial aspect of football and big clubs having an absolute necessity to be in the Champions League we will see how long the Chosen One is given.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Everton
Everton scored a late winner to secure the Toffees' first victory at Manchester United in 21 years - and make it a night of misery for their former manager David Moyes.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Newcastle
Manchester United slumped to their second home Premier League defeat in the space of four days as Yohan Cabaye's goal gave Newcastle a first league victory at Old Trafford since 1972
Manchester United 1 - 2 West Brom
Saido Berahino's low strike earned West Brom their first win over Manchester United at Old Trafford since 1978.
Manchester United 1 - 2 Swansea
The Swans had previously played Manchester United at Old Trafford 10 times, with the first fixture back in 1931. However, they had never won and had drawn just twice, most recently in 1934.
Stoke 2 - 1 Manchester United
Charlie Adam's double strike gave Stoke their first league win over Manchester United since 1984 on a miserable afternoon for the champions.
David Moyes - Breaking 212 years worth of records in 6 months. Still the right man?
We want you to stay!
Yep, MOTD tonight, listen to 606 on iPlayer tomorrow.
Where have all the BR MU fans gone?
Well maybe that's going a step too far (this season anyway)
Oxfam?
Not to mention the fact he's finally got Everton above Man utd in the table like he's been trying for all these years!
However am the only one who is stupefied by the fact that when we need a Striker, Wenger has gone out and signed a midfield who is crook for six weeks as cover for our injured midfielders,
Genius sheer Genius,
Its like Sky resigning Cavendish to ride as a domestique for Froome in Mountain stages. (Could be worse they could always expect Twiggo to do it.)
Aguero and Suarez are world class and that is what the gunners need, someone of that calibre. At the end of the day, whilst MC, Liverpool and Chelski do leak goals, they can score more than the opposition.
The Stranraer Continental football correspondent wrote:
Barca were pants. Pedro (so much pace) and Pique were the only players to show the sort of spirit needed to win the game. Valencia conceded in the 7th minute and Barca failed to turn huge possession into goals. Valencia sat deep: 6-3-1 or 5-4-1 in defence but broke quickly and man marked Messi with 2 men always. Messi was a damp squib by his standards. Moments of brilliance but held on to the ball too long. I have to hand it to Valencia, they made Barcelona look arrogant and nonchalant, their work ethic was double and their discipline was excellent. Mascerano was forever moaning at the refs decisions (what's new?).
I have never seen a football pitch in such perfect condition.
If they don't improve quickly, they will not go far in the champions league or win la liga. Their style of play was far removed from the Villanova or Guardiola days. It reminded me of the way they played under Rijkaard. Brilliant but sloppy. Too much play right through the middle and no plan B.
In no particular order.
Cheats.
No that would be Man U against Man U reserves.
Well, your second least favourite team are doing us a favour right now. For the next 7 mins plus injury time, I am a Chelski supporter.
Nope, Man U generate their money. Both of these teams cheat.
You are 3rd behind MC on goal difference.
Liverpool away
Spurs away
Chelski away
Man City
Everton away
The only easy game soon is Man U away
You're farked.
I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up 7-0
Chelski now top - the little horse must have had some milk.
I d like to know just exactly what Jose thinks is a big horse? Friggin Shergar ridden by Lord Lucan pulling a wagon full of Nazi Rhinegeld, in his head.
Liverpool made us look like Shite today, but still we can claim to be about the only team that has shut the little horse (Suarez/ looks like sea biscuit) out for two games this season, theres something to celebrate (really