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Man Utd really have some annoying players when you think about it, it's frustrating they're doing so well with such a lot of terrible players. Gibson has a very punchable face, just noticed that. They got out of jail today like, the ref basically handed them the game back. Vidic should have been off and the Upson hand balll was never a pen.

I was Wayne Rooney I would want to stay as far away from the camera as possible.

Criminal decision that pen, outrageous make-up call.

Was just about to post that, disgusting behaviour.

Never seen Vidic look this shit.

Totally, any experience is good for him at the moment, he's shown enough trickery to suggest he's going to be decent going forward anyway. Very pleased that we're actually producing one or two promising young players.

The more he plays, the less chance there is of anyone buying him, surely?

Burn the disco pants!

Profound.

That's true, fair play. Although didn't he let himself get skinned originally?

For the amount of important goals, Nolan's got to be up there. Can't believe I just said that.

It's pretty difficult to choose TBH, at least 4 or 5 I could go for.

You might be right, I've forgotten the details TBH.

Rubbish. If I remember it right, I thought that sending off was pretty harsh at the time too. Nolan would have been incredibly unlucky to get a red card today.

In a fantasy world, he could still be a handy player for the last few games.

For all I criticise his weight and mobility etc, I can't help liking the guy. He's won me round.

That challenge he got booked for was like a player who'd never played in defence before. It was comical.

There's still the risk, but even if he has lost some pace (Which I do expect), his general technique play should not have got any worse. I don't think he'll necessarily have lost any pace, if it was purely a bone injury. I don't know the details like, but other than fitness-wise he might not have lost any pace.

All aboard the Pard train! Glad he realised his formation experimenting has backfired recently and went for 4-4-2. Was refreshing to hear him admit it in that interview this week.

I hope with Ben Arfa playing they will interchange a bit and allow Jonas to cut inside more.

With Jonas and Ferguson on the books? Wouldn't a right winger be a higher priority? Nope. We've got Barton. Purely in terms of investment into the first team, left-wing would be a position i'd look at first. Barton should be play CM imo. We need a distributor in the middle. When playing rm Barton has a tendency go too much inside, ruining the width. Had a good example today where Shola was forced to finish from 20 m because neither Barton or Simpson used the wide open space that was available on our right side. It was discussed so often that Barton's best position is on the right. Even if we do consider Barton a RM now, he's our only one if Routledge leaves. Bearing in mind that Ben Arfa, Jonas and Ferguson can all play on the left, I would definitely be signing a dedicated right winger before a left one.

No way this will happen, sorry. They might not post as much for a few days mind.

I still refuse to accept he'll play against us. It's just wrong.

Four different goal scorers is always nice IMO, proper team effort.

With Jonas and Ferguson on the books? Wouldn't a right winger be a higher priority?