twosips wrote:People slagging off United as if they're shit need to get a grip really. People slagging off Villa too. Villa were always going to wilt if put under that kind of pressure cos they're just nowhere near as good as United...United are a good team who win games through their attitude just as much as through their natural ability. That's a credit to them. They get at teams with pace and determination, and we often just faff about when it matters passing it across our own area.
Alioune DVToure wrote:I thought Da Gayer played well. He looks a lot stronger than last year and was impressive on crosses.
It was disappointing to see the scummers slip out of there with three points, but today proved again that they're eminently beatable if you have a go.
twosips wrote:United are a good team who win games through their attitude just as much as through their natural ability. That's a credit to them. They get at teams with pace and determination, and we often just faff about when it matters passing it across our own area. Drives me mad. We need to be as ruthless as they often are. It doesn't matter if you're shit for 75% of a game if you win it does it? And they usually do win.
Though obviously the referee often helps them. Ha...today though it wasn't the case. Just determination and hard work. We should take note.
Goaters 103 wrote:Did anybody in the press ask Hernandez if he is happy being a "super sub" and try to shit stir about his role in the club? Nope, thought not - that only happens with our players.
Michigan Blue wrote:twosips wrote:United are a good team who win games through their attitude just as much as through their natural ability. That's a credit to them. They get at teams with pace and determination, and we often just faff about when it matters passing it across our own area. Drives me mad. We need to be as ruthless as they often are. It doesn't matter if you're shit for 75% of a game if you win it does it? And they usually do win.
Though obviously the referee often helps them. Ha...today though it wasn't the case. Just determination and hard work. We should take note.
They didn't "get at us" in the home derby last year, or anyone at all for that matter in the month following the away derby. Maybe the most craven, frightened performances I've ever seen from a defending champion.
They are not unflappable, it's just that they know that (unlike Europe) 90% of PL teams don't have the bottle to put them to the sword. If we tonk them again watch them crawl back into their shell.
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:By all accounts Fulham were a little unlucky not to come away with all 3 points yesterday by attacking them on their own patch. Take note, Mancini....
City64 wrote:Goaters 103 wrote:Did anybody in the press ask Hernandez if he is happy being a "super sub" and try to shit stir about his role in the club? Nope, thought not - that only happens with our players.
Absolutely agree , bang on. Did ANY reporter bang a microphone under the Mexican super subs nose and say do you enjoy being a sub after his match winning performance unlike they relentlessly did to take the wind out of Edin,s match winning brace versus the Albion ? did they fuck ! The rag media mafia instantly turned City,s success into a controversial headline story .
Moonchesteri wrote: (Twat! I still hold grudge against him for saving the Fowler peno)
City64 wrote:Michigan Blue wrote:twosips wrote:United are a good team who win games through their attitude just as much as through their natural ability. That's a credit to them. They get at teams with pace and determination, and we often just faff about when it matters passing it across our own area. Drives me mad. We need to be as ruthless as they often are. It doesn't matter if you're shit for 75% of a game if you win it does it? And they usually do win.
Though obviously the referee often helps them. Ha...today though it wasn't the case. Just determination and hard work. We should take note.
They didn't "get at us" in the home derby last year, or anyone at all for that matter in the month following the away derby. Maybe the most craven, frightened performances I've ever seen from a defending champion.
They are not unflappable, it's just that they know that (unlike Europe) 90% of PL teams don't have the bottle to put them to the sword. If we tonk them again watch them crawl back into their shell.
Agree with this 100 % aswell.
ayrshireblue wrote:Is it just me that hopes Terry is really hurt?
Looks like he's just milking it now though.
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