Manchester City vs Manchester United

**LittleMinx** · 20-08-2007, 08:09 AM

Originally Posted by Numeric

f**king nightmare...

United did everything but score, and were by far the better side, Hargreaves did well but Nani was completely out of his depth...

it's a crisis now as far as the league is concerned, we need a striker...

City are still s**t, and so is Sven, they just got lucky, United should have buried them...

We should of buried them cos we were the better side without a doubt, not a very good start to a season, but bearing in mind its the start of the season were without rooney and ronaldo, and our new players are adjusting to the team, so shitey citey can enjoy top place while it last cos they aint gonna be there long!!!:;

Watch this space!!!!! We WILL be back on form soon :cheese:

**SlavikSvensk** · 20-08-2007, 06:29 AM

Originally Posted by xes

Is Sven going to show English football why he should still be England manager?

i think mclaren's already demonstrated that :;

good for sven...heja sverige's son!

**Spacehopper** · 19-08-2007, 06:39 PM

ha ha .....fergusons face when he thought teves had got that back post header........priceless!!!..........keep chewing mate

**Spacehopper** · 19-08-2007, 06:42 PM

teves would have scored that goal if he had a neck

**xes** · 19-08-2007, 07:16 PM

Originally Posted by Spacehopper

teves would have scored that goal if he had a neck

Carlos Tevez

Blanka from Street Fighter

**Spacehopper** · 19-08-2007, 06:43 PM

he might be able to help out with relegation like he did with west ham

**Will** · 21-08-2007, 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by Spacehopper

teves would have scored that goal if he had a neck

Originally Posted by Spacehopper

he might be able to help out with relegation like he did with west ham

Hahahaha, nice comments! United have the worst strike rate in the league too! I think United will have a lot of frustrating games now Reading have shown the way to play them (if you're a lesser team).

**Numeric** · 21-08-2007, 06:25 PM

Reading survived because Rooney went off injured, if he hadn't then United would have won all there games thus far...

**dan the acid man** · 22-08-2007, 07:04 PM

Originally Posted by Numeric

Reading survived because Rooney went off injured, if he hadn't then United would have won all there games thus far...

it's all if's and buts, you don't know that for sure, anything could have happened, just accept the fact you've got off to a bad start, had some bad luck with injuries (like many teams have aswell) and stop moaning

it could be worse, you could support the owls like me

**Numeric** · 22-08-2007, 07:07 PM

dude i wasn't moaning, just expressing my opinion...

:)

**Eddowion** · 22-08-2007, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by dan the acid man

it could be worse, you could support the owls like me

Please accept my sincerest condolences.

**Will** · 23-08-2007, 03:52 PM

Originally Posted by dan the acid man

it's all if's and buts, you don't know that for sure, anything could have happened, just accept the fact you've got off to a bad start, had some bad luck with injuries (like many teams have aswell) and stop moaning

it could be worse, you could support the owls like me

Yeah, I know, it's like me saying if the Gunnersaurus had been cheering us on these last few years we'd have won the quad every season.

**kai** · 22-08-2007, 09:28 AM

Originally Posted by Will

Hahahaha, nice comments! United have the worst strike rate in the league too! I think United will have a lot of frustrating games now Reading have shown the way to play them (if you're a lesser team).

Think it was more Chavski that tought people that in the cup final - and Moaninho made sure everyone got the message with his comments about the tactics employed after the game.

Just as teams have sussed Arsenal out (i.e. play physical), its now realised that United are at their most devestating when you attack them - if ya sacrifice having an attack then we can't hit on the break.

Very negative though aint it and not really good for the game! Everyone in the league knowing they'll be outplayed if they try and play so making the decision just to nto bother playing!

**Eddowion** · 22-08-2007, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by kai

Just as teams have sussed Arsenal out (i.e. play physical),

Quite, except Arsenal have learned how to kick back, ask Repka.
But for dodgy keeping we'd be on max points.
As for United, seen it all before, you can't keep a good team down, the xmas table will look more familiar.

**basslinejunkie** · 20-08-2007, 11:01 AM

Hahahahahahahaha

**kai** · 20-08-2007, 11:21 AM

We need a forward - with hindsight shouldn't have sold Rossi - though couldn't have known Rooney would break his toe in first game while we're already without Saha and Ole and Tevez not match fit yet.

Worrying.. very worrying... we need a run of wins or we're f.u.c.k.e.d for the league and with no end in sight to goal scoring issue not looking good - dominated every game so far but one goal from three games not good enough!!

Four strikers in the squad but two of them are sicknotes (Ole & Saha) means we were always gonna struggle if Rooney got injured - think we should realy have got rid of Saha not Rossi to balance the books and keep the Glazers happy - unfortunately noone wants to buy a sicknote!!!!!

Big problems at the mo! Not happy!

No doubt we'll come good once Rooney back but could well be too late by then!

**french_og** · 20-08-2007, 01:11 PM

I can't believe after 2 or 3 games gone we have people talking like this. Martine Jol talked of gettting the chop, Curbishly has 8 games to save his job. Utd have lost the league already??

A lot will happen before the end of the season and Utd are well capaple of winning 10 on the spin espeically with the quality of players. Most of last season they played with only Rooney as Saha was injured.

Looking at the start of the season it does though seem like it could be close this season.

**kai** · 20-08-2007, 02:36 PM

Over last few years its taken 28 wins to take the title - means you can only afford to fail to win 10 games all season - having failed to win three so far, and with another 5 or 6 to play before we get Rooney back, it dont look good unless Tevez can start hitting the goals in the meantime.

As I say, think problem with our squad is not the number of forwards, just the fact that of the four you can rely on Saha and Solsjkar being missing at least half the time, so with Rooney out now, and Tevez not match fit and still finding his feet, we've got big problems that need resolving very quikly.

Trouble is money had to be recouped after spending big - and Smith and Rossi were the forwards other clubs were interested in as noone wants a sicknote like Saha at the end of the day. Seems to me every transfer window he's injured, so we never even get the opportunity to get rid!

Having said all that, with lots of teams looking good and capable of taking points this year - Shitty, Portsmouth, Everton, Reading, Blackburn, West Ham, Spurs, Newcastle et al, then perhaps the league will be a bit more even and we'll see a return to more like 80pts to win the title.

**marginmaster** · 20-08-2007, 02:43 PM

big lolz

**dan the acid man** · 20-08-2007, 03:32 PM

no need to panic yet i suppose, cos chelski aren't looking all that either.

you can certainly lose the league in the first month though

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