The Fountain

I know what you mean, beating Man City away would be more beneficial than beating Liverpool away. We aren't gonna catch Liverpool.

West Ham are 7 points clear. Keeping them in the PL wouldn't be a huge achievement.

They're suggesting a team with the 8th biggest wage bill winning something means an asterix next to it 🤣

Joelinton and Hall also

Big risk if Everton bin Dyche. His trams are shit to watch but he'll get enough 1-0 wins and goalless draws to keep them up.

Maddison, Johnson, Son, Kuzeleski, Solanke and Riccarlson. Not bad options up front

👍 You've answered my question above

What if we finished 5th, Man City 6th win the CL, Man Utd 7th win the EL? Will England have 7 clubs in it.

Not if we get Salah🤣🤣

Teams at the top need to keep squad players happy. Qualifying for Europe will be a huge step in us doing that.

Hopefully the Saudis don't do Man Utd any favours and bid for Rashford

They're gonna make at least the play offs.

Worked with a few Man Utd fans in the 90s who kept going on about the barren 70s and how hard they had it.

My first derby as a 10 year old. We were pissing promotion but blew it in style.

Wanting a player to be killed or brain damaged because he is a good player in a b&w shirt. They're mental

Moyes receiving an OBE is ruining a good few New Years.

It must be looking lush by now

It's currently a shit league.

Yes I've said similar earlier. Is the Man Utd squad worse than the ones Howe and Emery took over?

True, but we were the 4th or 5th best team from when Howe took over. Just saying that Man U finishing below 8th would constitute a failure.

Absolutely nowt, but I'm confident the coaches here will get him to a level needed to be near the top of the PL

Amorim has took over a group of players who in the last two seasons have finished 3rd and 8th and won the FA cup and league cup. All this it's a tough job is bullshit. Howe and Emery have came in at a similar time of the season under worse circumstances and turned it round in months. If Man Utd finish below 8th it's a huge failure.

I remember singing about Jonathan Stead and Dean Whitehead nearly 20 years ago. 'We've got Michael Owen you've got Jonathan Stead we've got Alan shearer you've got Dean Whitehead'

It's he's happy to stay I'd be happy to keep him. We all know we need depth in the squad. If he goes it'll cost whatever we get to replace him.

We all seen how shite O'Nein was in the the FA cup 3rd round