carl_feedthegoat wrote:bigblue wrote:Can't remember the last big game that Haaland stepped up and did anything
I think he’s been pretty shite whenever we’ve played a majority of must win games against top teams and also against the Munchens.
He’s been one lazy cunt in today’s matxh so far - walking. Around and not even hassling their players.
Semenyo is slow as fuck and I’d take him off this half - get that ex Everton player on.





ayrshireblue wrote:I think we lose that match if Guardiola is still the manager. There is a fight in the team that has been missing in recent years. Not the Foden type of fight which was stupid, but the type shown by Guehi, Anderson, Nunes and Enzo. Won this game by hard work and determination rather than being brilliant. Exactly what we've been missing for a couple of years.

Nickyboy wrote:ayrshireblue wrote:I think we lose that match if Guardiola is still the manager. There is a fight in the team that has been missing in recent years. Not the Foden type of fight which was stupid, but the type shown by Guehi, Anderson, Nunes and Enzo. Won this game by hard work and determination rather than being brilliant. Exactly what we've been missing for a couple of years.
Could see how focused Guehi was when sky interviewed him at half time. Didn't want to dwell on the red was just wanting to get back out and do his job.
Dias had some flack (deservedly so) recently. But this kind of game was perfect for him to demonstrate what he's good at.

mr_nool wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:bigblue wrote:Can't remember the last big game that Haaland stepped up and did anything
I think he’s been pretty shite whenever we’ve played a majority of must win games against top teams and also against the Munchens.
He’s been one lazy cunt in today’s matxh so far - walking. Around and not even hassling their players.
Semenyo is slow as fuck and I’d take him off this half - get that ex Everton player on.
Top Derby scorers in the PL era:
9 Goals, 8 Apps: Erling Haaland
8 Goals, 13 Apps: Sergio Aguero
8 Goals, 21 Apps: Wayne Rooney


carl_feedthegoat wrote:mr_nool wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:bigblue wrote:Can't remember the last big game that Haaland stepped up and did anything
I think he’s been pretty shite whenever we’ve played a majority of must win games against top teams and also against the Munchens.
He’s been one lazy cunt in today’s matxh so far - walking. Around and not even hassling their players.
Semenyo is slow as fuck and I’d take him off this half - get that ex Everton player on.
Top Derby scorers in the PL era:
9 Goals, 8 Apps: Erling Haaland
8 Goals, 13 Apps: Sergio Aguero
8 Goals, 21 Apps: Wayne Rooney
To clarify, my intention in this particular rant was to ensure the München's were not included in the 'against top teams' comment of mine.Cannot say United are a top team in any shape or form.
Today I honestly thought it was the worst game he's ever played (goal aside) as he was lazy, didn't challenge and didn't run.
He never sweated a drop today...got away with it with a great goal.

Nickyboy wrote:ayrshireblue wrote:I think we lose that match if Guardiola is still the manager. There is a fight in the team that has been missing in recent years. Not the Foden type of fight which was stupid, but the type shown by Guehi, Anderson, Nunes and Enzo. Won this game by hard work and determination rather than being brilliant. Exactly what we've been missing for a couple of years.
Could see how focused Guehi was when sky interviewed him at half time. Didn't want to dwell on the red was just wanting to get back out and do his job.
Dias had some flack (deservedly so) recently. But this kind of game was perfect for him to demonstrate what he's good at.
Nickyboy wrote:Enzo basically falls over. All this hoo haa has glossed over the fact Martinez was ball watching, he was no where near Enzo to actually make a decent challenge on him anyway and then he deliberately lets the ball run because he thinks his job is done but didn't realise Haaland was behind him.
Quite funny how it's progressed from Haaland being offside, to Enzo interfering with Martinez and then by the end Neville's high pitched whine was going on about it interfering with the goalie when he clearly tracked the ball across the box and tried to save Haaland's shot. Demanding Pigmol delete their tweets and issue an apology. Quite embarrassing how much his head has gone. Also completely detracts from the dodgy red card and the fact United were terrible against 10 men.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Foden will be out for 3 matches........who steps in ?


mr_nool wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:Foden will be out for 3 matches........who steps in ?
Ndiaye?

patrickblue wrote:Nickyboy wrote:Enzo basically falls over. All this hoo haa has glossed over the fact Martinez was ball watching, he was no where near Enzo to actually make a decent challenge on him anyway and then he deliberately lets the ball run because he thinks his job is done but didn't realise Haaland was behind him.
Quite funny how it's progressed from Haaland being offside, to Enzo interfering with Martinez and then by the end Neville's high pitched whine was going on about it interfering with the goalie when he clearly tracked the ball across the box and tried to save Haaland's shot. Demanding Pigmol delete their tweets and issue an apology. Quite embarrassing how much his head has gone. Also completely detracts from the dodgy red card and the fact United were terrible against 10 men.
Indeed.
Both Sky and the BBC are droning on about how hard done rags are, and how it was never a goal.
The funny bit is the BBC article is 90% complaining about the goal, with a bit tagged on about the red card. In the comments section, all anyone's talking about is the reed card.
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