Geordie Ahmed

FFS, Man-U back in front, that was too easy

Have to say that is some record at Old Trafford, never ever lost a PL game which they were leading at half time

He has, he's such a lovely footballer to watch and always has been but seems to be becoming a lot more impactful

Saka makes it 1-1 Deserved, Arsenal have been good

Feels like a lifetime ago but once they employed a competent coach it was clear they would improve significantly He's made them solid if not spectacular yet

Is the ref on VAR for this the same as our game?

That's only allowed if you push a player in the box

Except he doesn't, that's the point.

That defending by Ndidi was horrific

I mean he's not perfect and I've seen interviews where he gets very short with the interviewer (the "more than you believe" stands out) but don't generally see him complain about decisions or about the approach the opposition takes, he knows it's his teams responsibility to break them down

Pep? Not sure why you are lumping him in with a bellend like Klopp I find Pep to be class, as an example look at his comments when we drew 3-3 and also even when we beat them 2-1 under Rafa whilst we played "defensive" football Pep was very complimentary towards us and I notice he is often like that even when results don't go his way

He looks quality, still young so going to get better. He pinged some lush cross field passes, it was effortless There were a few runs Isak wanted to make off the last defender and Botman didn't see it, no doubt it's something Howe will work on as I can see Botman ball over the top for Isak to run on to becoming a feature

I see there is often a call for ex pros to get involved as they've played the game at the highest level. I'm not sure that's necessarily a solution, the majority of football fans haven't played the game at the highest level but some of the decisions made today have been beyond ridiculous, not even subjective. The most subjective one being the Oliver one, which he stuck with. The Leeds penalty, West Ham goal and our goal were all clear, just anyone that watches football knows the officials got it wrong.

Anyone that is having a go at Eddie Howe or even remotely criticising him is an absolute doylem, it's as if they didn't watch what's taken place the last 9 months and they don't watch any of the games This has been a frustrating week, I've felt angry and frustrated but that's been with the officials and the behaviour of Liverpool, not with Howe It's the opposite with Howe, I'm incredibly proud of the job he's done and clearly how far we have come under him as manager. We've been very competitive and played a lot of good stuff

That point moves them to 13th, he's still doing shite

Fat mess on the pitch, ref should send him off

Ashley bloody Barnes, should have made it 2-0 moments earlier

Piss off, snatched a point

Barnes should have finished the game off there

If there is no one else to take the last spot then it does make sense

This People trying to justify it because they let X number of players go. Signing 6 full backs, 3 each side (assuming Aurier signs) is not normal and doesn't seem like it's part of a plan I at least admire they are going for it, just not convinced it's well thought out

And their agents fees, must be some hefty amount

I don't think we'll regret it Obviously we have areas to address in the squad but it was never going to be done in one or two windows Plus I suspect a lot of what we did in January would have been intended for the summer but was accelerated due to the situation we were in

I think if anyone showed interest in him we'd sell but he's not very good so they aren't He still has 5 years left on his contract so unless we pay it all off he'll be stuck here a while

From Dennis Wise scouting I get young Trippier vibes, also scored a canny free kick Perfect for him to learn from Trippier, doesn't take a squad place so it would be a canny signing