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Why Edwards being such a tool about it

 

Luke Edwards ‏@LukeEdwardsTele  6m6 minutes ago

Manchester Evening News wrote Vieira story yesterday. Independent wrote it eight hours ago. Bookmakers slashed odds yesterday morning #nufc

 

Sure Viera odds were slashed on Thursday though ?

 

 

Probably coz his paper the telegraph ran a story saying McClaren was getting the job about 10 mins before the Viera talks story broke

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Was just looking to see what hes been up to at city, theres a video from april where he's asked what his favorite ground to play at was in an interview.

 

"St James park, the fans".

 

Wasn't that Kompany?

aye

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Was just looking to see what hes been up to at city, theres a video from april where he's asked what his favorite ground to play at was in an interview.

 

"St James park, the fans".

 

Wasn't that Kompany?

aye

 

:lol:

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A Manure-supporting mate on Vieira's managerial skillz:-

 

The 2 or 3 times I've seen City's U21s this season, his tactics have been absolute suicide. Both times they played United's U21s, when City were in possession, all 10 outfield players were in United's half. The whole team push right up past the half way line. There's high defensive lines, and there's just utter lunacy. What ended up being the U21 Premier League title decider at Old Trafford ended 4-0. City were the better side in possession, but got torn several new arseholes on the counter. For some reason, Vieira didn't take United's opening goal in the first 5 minutes as a warning to reel it in a bit. If not for ropey finishing, it could have ended 10-0. Vieira just stood on the sidelines shrugging as flat, horizontal passes sliced the defence in half, and pacey forwards had 50 yards of space to run at.

 

In the end, Vieira's City limped to a 5th place finish in the U21 Premier League, despite having what is arguably the 2nd best crop of youngsters, behind Chelsea. They scored the 2nd most goals in the division, but also conceded the 3rd most goals, because they play absolutely mental football.

 

Sounds like fun... :lol:

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A Manure-supporting mate on Vieira's managerial skillz:-

 

The 2 or 3 times I've seen City's U21s this season, his tactics have been absolute suicide. Both times they played United's U21s, when City were in possession, all 10 outfield players were in United's half. The whole team push right up past the half way line. There's high defensive lines, and there's just utter lunacy. What ended up being the U21 Premier League title decider at Old Trafford ended 4-0. City were the better side in possession, but got torn several new arseholes on the counter. For some reason, Vieira didn't take United's opening goal in the first 5 minutes as a warning to reel it in a bit. If not for ropey finishing, it could have ended 10-0. Vieira just stood on the sidelines shrugging as flat, horizontal passes sliced the defence in half, and pacey forwards had 50 yards of space to run at.

 

In the end, Vieira's City limped to a 5th place finish in the U21 Premier League, despite having what is arguably the 2nd best crop of youngsters, behind Chelsea. They scored the 2nd most goals in the division, but also conceded the 3rd most goals, because they play absolutely mental football.

 

Sounds like fun... :lol:

 

All hail the black Keegan!

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A Manure-supporting mate on Vieira's managerial skillz:-

 

The 2 or 3 times I've seen City's U21s this season, his tactics have been absolute suicide. Both times they played United's U21s, when City were in possession, all 10 outfield players were in United's half. The whole team push right up past the half way line. There's high defensive lines, and there's just utter lunacy. What ended up being the U21 Premier League title decider at Old Trafford ended 4-0. City were the better side in possession, but got torn several new arseholes on the counter. For some reason, Vieira didn't take United's opening goal in the first 5 minutes as a warning to reel it in a bit. If not for ropey finishing, it could have ended 10-0. Vieira just stood on the sidelines shrugging as flat, horizontal passes sliced the defence in half, and pacey forwards had 50 yards of space to run at.

 

In the end, Vieira's City limped to a 5th place finish in the U21 Premier League, despite having what is arguably the 2nd best crop of youngsters, behind Chelsea. They scored the 2nd most goals in the division, but also conceded the 3rd most goals, because they play absolutely mental football.

 

Sounds like fun... :lol:

 

:lol: You mean we wouldn't build the team around our unbelievably solid defense?

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Was just looking to see what hes been up to at city, theres a video from april where he's asked what his favorite ground to play at was in an interview.

 

"St James park, the fans".

 

Wasn't that Kompany?

aye

 

:lol:

 

The link half way down the page for the 2 minute video with Martin Keown. He says St James' is his favourite ground, Keown says Anfield. 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3037722/Patrick-Vieira-tools-Manchester-City-manager.html

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If he did come in, David Platt number 2? Former team mate and would have played/worked under him at City too.

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