Wolfcastle

Last time they (both Manchester clubs) were this bad Man United went on to win the cup. Arsenal away this year though. Shame

Love going into Christmas with any old win just before, so much the better with a bunch of them and a ton of goals, its got all the warmth of being handed a glass of something by somebody. Just feels right.

Lot to be said for that as much as I don't rate Murphy as a footballer at all. Sellars absence through injury was probably the first time the loss of balance vividly had a negative effect on the team in my experience. Can't have been a coincidence our goals, Cole's in particular, dried up and the results dipped. We were top at the time I believe. Likewise losing Gillespie the year after. RIght to sell Fox and Sellars without hindsight, but they could have made all the diference in the world to fill in for Gillespie.

Makes absolutely no difference to us whatsoever.

Ten-Hag-esque this. Done nothing all game and somehow still win. (Not like City deserved to win either)

Don't think they've filled their ground for a cup game this millennium except for that game against us. Didn't even get close for a League Cup Semi-Final. Legitimate yet extremely convenient excuses for every one or shit cup support with a stadium too big for their fanbase - its difficult to say

had lines ratboy

Cost them the Nivea sponsorship Liverpool got that oik

Man United manager wont mind this horrible showing/game, feel like thats become Portugese vintage since the fun of the golden generation

drama in Glasgee

FFP/PSR working like a charm

Shown nowt so far in all honesty - if only people could be as reasonable with the players that have

People still whinging. There's no hope.

Leicester must have turned in the two worst performances back to back at SJP from a team not called Spurs