zuricity wrote:Anyone know the MOTD running order?
CuteMancs wrote:zuricity wrote:Anyone know the MOTD running order?
Hutch's Shoulder wrote:I love a good comedy on a Saturday night.
Beefymcfc wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:I love a good comedy on a Saturday night.
MotD will be pure gold. Shame Yorke won't be there!
Dameerto wrote:I put the West Brom game on to check the score literally 2 seconds before they scored. You can all thank me for that goal.
nottsblue wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:I love a good comedy on a Saturday night.
MotD will be pure gold. Shame Yorke won't be there!
Chuckle brother number two will be though. Though his position as "expert" is somewhat tenuous.
Ted Hughes wrote:Fellaini is Utd's best player. By a distance. When the tactic of lumping it to him as a pseudo midfield player was instantly snuffed out, they changed to lumping it at him as a striker & it almost worked.
Tbf to him, when he went to cf, he just pinned his defender to the edge of the box, took the ball at his feet or on his chest & dropped it into the path of other Utd players. If not for poor play by them, it would havr worked.
What I don't understand is why Dzeko, or even Aguero can't do the same; just take the ball & set people up. It's basic football but nobody at City (except maybe Bony) can do it.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Fellaini is Utd's best player. By a distance. When the tactic of lumping it to him as a pseudo midfield player was instantly snuffed out, they changed to lumping it at him as a striker & it almost worked.
Tbf to him, when he went to cf, he just pinned his defender to the edge of the box, took the ball at his feet or on his chest & dropped it into the path of other Utd players. If not for poor play by them, it would havr worked.
What I don't understand is why Dzeko, or even Aguero can't do the same; just take the ball & set people up. It's basic football but nobody at City (except maybe Bony) can do it.
Pretty well the only football skill Fellaini has is "pinning" a player as you put it. BUT he has the allied non football skill of smashing you in the face so players are a bit wary of such a tactic and let him get away with the pinning bit.
I would not have said he was their best player today as they didn't have a player worthy of the word best.They were bog awful. Somehow the keeper is being hailed as a superhero for a few good saves but really the scum didn't create much at all and got what they deserved.
Ted Hughes wrote:Jovetic for instance has been crying out.
Beefymcfc wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Jovetic for instance has been crying out.
I think that line should have stopped there.
Fellaini was dogshit and nowhere near their best player. The only reason he stands out is because he has become a target man for the longball tactics, just like Peter Crouch. Now, it's good to use that tactic every now and then but I wouldn't want to see it as a full game tactic.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Jovetic for instance has been crying out.
I think that line should have stopped there.
Fellaini was dogshit and nowhere near their best player. The only reason he stands out is because he has become a target man for the longball tactics, just like Peter Crouch. Now, it's good to use that tactic every now and then but I wouldn't want to see it as a full game tactic.
LVG is an amazingly egotistical man. He shrugs off losing to WBA as one of those things in football and just reflects on them totally dominating the game and missing chances. But for some reason he isn't asked why he played their best striker in midfield and then in the 2nd half when they are in dire need of a goal he plays their 2nd best striker in midfield with the best one and shoves bog brush up front.
And to cap it all probably their main threat gets moved back from winger to some sort of wing back with real defensive duties just so the rat can play in his position and confirm he is useless.
Staggering management for me and yet he is still going to be hailed as a genius for getting them into the top 4 when really they should have been a serious title challenger with all the money they have spent. We should have been a more serious challenge too of course but our manager is being pilloried for his efforts.
Beefymcfc wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Jovetic for instance has been crying out.
I think that line should have stopped there.
Fellaini was dogshit and nowhere near their best player. The only reason he stands out is because he has become a target man for the longball tactics, just like Peter Crouch. Now, it's good to use that tactic every now and then but I wouldn't want to see it as a full game tactic.
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