it's tomorrow night I'm worried aboutCTID Hants wrote:....
Losing tonight could also be seen as an advantage to Maureen psychologically especially as we've "just scraped our last 3/4 wins" according to the media....
CTID Hants wrote:NT is right this game is not a dead rubber in terms UCL and the whole comp, it is a dead rubber in that it won't count to the outcome of the group.
As much as a lot of us don't see the UCL as the holy grail, it is the reason Pep came and why the sheikh bought us.
While it won't be our best 11 he will side a dam strong team, win it early and then put youngsters in when 3 points are in the bag.
Losing tonight could also be seen as an advantage to Maureen psychologically especially as we've "just scraped our last 3/4 wins" according to the media....
Sideshow Bob wrote:CTID Hants wrote:NT is right this game is not a dead rubber in terms UCL and the whole comp, it is a dead rubber in that it won't count to the outcome of the group.
As much as a lot of us don't see the UCL as the holy grail, it is the reason Pep came and why the sheikh bought us.
While it won't be our best 11 he will side a dam strong team, win it early and then put youngsters in when 3 points are in the bag.
Losing tonight could also be seen as an advantage to Maureen psychologically especially as we've "just scraped our last 3/4 wins" according to the media....
i couldnt care less about setting records, our UEFA coefficient or "respect" for the CL as a competition (lol). those things will be cold comfort if important players get injured in ukraine. also, given our current form and the frankenstein lineup we're likely to see, what are the odds of us thrashing shakhtar and being able to bring the kids on early? not likely. pyschologically it will be more damaging for us to field big names and still get beat than to let our kids give it a go knowing they might well get bummed.
iwasthere2012 wrote:Sideshow Bob wrote:CTID Hants wrote:NT is right this game is not a dead rubber in terms UCL and the whole comp, it is a dead rubber in that it won't count to the outcome of the group.
As much as a lot of us don't see the UCL as the holy grail, it is the reason Pep came and why the sheikh bought us.
While it won't be our best 11 he will side a dam strong team, win it early and then put youngsters in when 3 points are in the bag.
Losing tonight could also be seen as an advantage to Maureen psychologically especially as we've "just scraped our last 3/4 wins" according to the media....
i couldnt care less about setting records, our UEFA coefficient or "respect" for the CL as a competition (lol). those things will be cold comfort if important players get injured in ukraine. also, given our current form and the frankenstein lineup we're likely to see, what are the odds of us thrashing shakhtar and being able to bring the kids on early? not likely. pyschologically it will be more damaging for us to field big names and still get beat than to let our kids give it a go knowing they might well get bummed.
Not sure I like the idea of our kids getting bummed!
Doesn't sound right to me.
CTID Hants wrote:NT is right this game is not a dead rubber in terms UCL and the whole comp, it is a dead rubber in that it won't count to the outcome of the group.
As much as a lot of us don't see the UCL as the holy grail, it is the reason Pep came and why the sheikh bought us.
While it won't be our best 11 he will side a dam strong team, win it early and then put youngsters in when 3 points are in the bag.
Losing tonight could also be seen as an advantage to Maureen psychologically especially as we've "just scraped our last 3/4 wins" according to the media....
FA cup winners 2006 wrote:CTID Hants wrote:NT is right this game is not a dead rubber in terms UCL and the whole comp, it is a dead rubber in that it won't count to the outcome of the group.
As much as a lot of us don't see the UCL as the holy grail, it is the reason Pep came and why the sheikh bought us.
While it won't be our best 11 he will side a dam strong team, win it early and then put youngsters in when 3 points are in the bag.
Losing tonight could also be seen as an advantage to Maureen psychologically especially as we've "just scraped our last 3/4 wins" according to the media....
The only thing that matters in this game is our coefficient, but will a win make that much of a difference to it.
Losing tomorrow with a complete second string team would not provide any advantage to utd., but losing with a mix of 1st team and reserve team players might.
sheblue wrote:I dont care if Begiristain, Pep, Artetta and Brian Kidd line out in this one.
All that matters is Sunday and ANYTHING that puts that in jeopardy is crazy...
Wonderwall wrote:Imo
Bravo
Walker otter Mangala Danilo
Yaya Gundo
B Silva Foden sane
Jesus
nottsblue wrote:Wonderwall wrote:Imo
Bravo
Walker otter Mangala Danilo
Yaya Gundo
B Silva Foden sane
Jesus
I think thats a good call for what its likely to be.
Dubciteh wrote:nottsblue wrote:Wonderwall wrote:Imo
Bravo
Walker otter Mangala Danilo
Yaya Gundo
B Silva Foden sane
Jesus
I think thats a good call for what its likely to be.
Seems awful risky starting Otter, he gets injured and we are screwed, actually same goes for Sane. I would prefer to start sterling than Sane, least if sterling gets injured we have cover.
Shakermaker90 wrote:Looking at the travelling squad, it's a shame we don't have another eligible youth player to either play as a winger or full back - this would've been a game for Zinchenko to play as a LWB, like he did against Wolves.
Bravo
Danilo Tosin Mango
Gundogan, Yaya
Sterling/Sane (45 mins mins each, not worth the risk) Foden, Diaz, Bernardo
Jesus
johnny crossan wrote:Joel Latibeaudiere training with the first team on the OS vid - interesting, might have to revise my line-up for tonight
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