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Everything posted by lovejoy
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Got it right today. Great performance.
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they've blocked my ST for both home games this season so far because of their direct debit issue. so yes, theyre known to be shite.
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whats he done now?
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Talk is cheap, let's see what the next 18 months or so brings. They're talking though, which is a nice change. Happy with how things are going tbh, but still cautious, because with this lot, you simply have to be.
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Yeah! revolving door that place.
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rojo up for grabs tomorrow according to the telegraph.
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i cannot understand once he made it clear he wasnt interested in signing a new contract why they didnt just do the deal then. they cant expect to haggle over this as Real have all the bargaining power. They either pay what they deem suitable or they say sit tight we will come get you in 12 months for nowt It's all cock measuring, always is with them. 'you can't mess with us'. Well, real Madrid can, and this proves it, they'll take who they want. Rooney contract the same, given him a massive deal to prove Chelsea csnt take players they don't want to sell. That'll end well for them too.
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Forgot he existed tbh.
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De gea situation a total farce for man utd. Tried to prove Madrid can't mess with them, when, in fact, they can. They can't compete with real Madrid and their stance on this has been ridiculous. Should have sold him 3 months ago and been done.
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Based on what though? Apologies if you've seen him. I've seen him a few games, but didn't stand out then. Just because the market is how it is, he seems sought after, is the French u19 captain, and we don't really need to get rid. I guess he wants away, but that fee is nothing. Should include some heavy clauses if he goes for that. I'd presume we have mind. Never seen him myself, so no idea if he's good or not.
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He's bang average. Wouldn't have wanted him here tbh.
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Doesn't seem to have done anything at all for our second string. Has anyone here seen him play?
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Sell him. Can't see us doing so without getting someone in mind, but I cant be arsed with his inconsistencies.
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Who's this Anthony martial fella then?
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I think thats what steve black is there for.
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not a great start with a sending off in the second game mind.
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think we'll be 10th/11th, personally, achieving slow progress on all fronts
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Agree entirely, think we'll be well suited, hope I'm right.
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Were you one of them? You're normally a very good poster but I don't understand what you're trying to say there like. How does us shutting up shop while getting beat last week relate to today's result? Ok, I'll try to explain a bit better. The most important part of this is the big picture. In the dark days of Pardew one of the main things that kept the argument raging was that some people analysed every game in isolation, which I thought was a big mistake. It was short term thinking that lead Pardew to set up the team on a game by game basis, and analysing the way the team played in isolation for 90 minutes at a time every week told us little about what was actually going on at the club. Hence, a lot of very confused views about Pardew, and some people taking an age to work out he was awful. It's worth pointing out here that the three people who have picked me up on my post Man U post are people I've largely agreed with in the past, especially on Pardew, which is why I think this is a discussion worth having. With all this in mind, last week we didn't play particularly well and suffered from some extremely stupid play by Janmaat. We were away to a good team in form and the game was gone. McClaren decided to shut up shop and got pelters from plenty of people on here. At the time, I thought that was a totally understandable decision, and one that might go some way to increasing a fragile team spirit if we could see out the game without conceding again. What McClaren did worked. Given that the team are being praised for being disciplined in defence, showing team spirit and togetherness in yesterday's game......it seems fairly straightforward to me that the decision McClaren took last week to dig in and not concede any more in a game we'd already lost...was a reasonable one, and went some way to fostering the team spirit and resolve to fight for each other that won us an impressive point at Old Trafford. Back to the big picture, and the reason I was questioning the criticism of McClaren during and after the Swansea game. I think the criticism was harsh and indicative of a mindset that is a little too anxious to get on the managers back. I think some people need to fully let Pardew go and give the new manager a chance to prove whether he's up to it or not, because I think it's reasonable to suggest it could go either way. bang on.
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yep. his kicking is still fucking awful though.