BushWickBill:

Hahahaha.
United won.
No need for long story.

All the posturing and genuflecting won't change the result.

United won. Your super Pep still needs to spend more to beat an ordinary United side. But all we see are excuses in his favor

joeace2020:
Liverpool wish they had a Mourinho right now..he'll pack double decker busses

Skimpledawg:

I have been singing this song since this week




Is there no one willing to stake on the "Most tactical genuis" of the decade to qualify over Liverpool?

Eruditor, Popizaino and Raumdeuter

Cmon' have some balls

airmark:


They don't trust their fraudiola again.

Lana1:
U have no point. Stop trying to defend the indefensible.
SAF made Chelsea give this team a guard of honor...

He dominated England and even Europe with the likes of Anderson, JS Park, Rafael, Cleverly etc....

Now i understand Mourinho is no SAF. But its not until Mourinho buys the word 11 before he wins the league. His current team is capable of wining the league or at least mounting a title race/challenge at this stage of the season.
Mourinho has to buy this....buy that! After all he has spent he still needs to buy more to win the league. Yet una go dey talk say Pep too dey spend.

Except a few dead weights, there is nothing wrong with this team...

popizaino:
if I no trust guardiola again who I go trust again?

popizaino:
I didn't see this early enough.

Pep or no one else

airmark:

BushWickBill:

Leave the Pep fanboys to be yarning opaks

When we see facts we call them.

*Pep was lucky to encounter Messi. He hasn't won the Champions league without him, but we are supposed to bow down and lick his feet*

The youths in City have no hope of breaking into the first team and establishing themselves.

Pogba Lingard McTominay Rashford all played yesterday.

No youth player even made the bench for City yesterday

popizaino:
valverde has encountered messi too so what made an ordinary ucl semi finals task an impossible one since with him (messi) even David moyes would win ucl and be worldclass?

popizaino:
ordinary united side indeed.


If pep guardiola had been the coach of this same man United team I surely know ypu have called it world class man United team.

popizaino:
I didn't see this early enough.

Pep or no one else

airmark:


Fraudizaino did you help me see fraudeuter? We need to talk about fraudiola that wanted to use 1billion to reach ucl semifinal.

larride:
Oasis007, Did Liverpool park the bus in this first half?

The Reds currently have 71 points on the board and that is two more than the last campaign, when the team finished down in sixth place. It is also the highest tally in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era.
Jose Mourinho’s men are currently second in the table with 18 points left to play for, which means the possible end total could be 89 and no United side has achieved that number since 2012/13.
With an Emirates FA Cup semi-final to come against Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley, there is still an opportunity for the club to lift a trophy this season and underline what has ultimately been a season of progress.
Of course, exiting the UEFA Champions League at the last-16 stage was disappointing and this club must never settle for second place in the league, but the bigger picture of transition remains in full view.
United ambassador Denis Irwin appeared on The Paddy Crerand Show on Monday night and he was keen to highlight United’s achievements, which exceed those of our much-praised rivals in the press.
“It feels like it has not been a great season because City have been outstanding in the league,” said the Irishman. “But when you look at the praise that Liverpool and Spurs have been getting... they are both four points behind us! We've got an FA Cup semi-final to come, but it feels like we haven't done that well and yet we have.
"We have improved drastically from last season. I think the signings have been fantastic. If you look at our best players this season, Matic and Lukaku are definitely in there and we will see the best of Sanchez next season. So, I think we are heading in the right direction."
The 3-2 win at the Etihad Stadium also means United have now beaten all 19 clubs in the Premier League this season and all of the top six. That marks definite progress on the last campaign when the Reds only earned 10 points from matches against Chelsea, Tottenham, Liverpool, City and Arsenal.
“The trouble is that, here at United, we have set a standard for winning championship,” said two-time league winner Crerand on MUTV . “Some people are disappointed to be second. I feel a bit disappointed because when you look at the results we have had, beating Chelsea, Liverpool and City in recent weeks, but we are still second. In any other season we might be ahead at the top.”

popizaino:
it is futile exercise coming here to change a fixated mind who thinks spending equate success as related to pep *genius* guardiola.
If spending hugely is related to success I wonder y Everton aren't doing better than burnley who they spent more than this summer and y isn't conte doing better than pochettino despite spending more than the Tottenham gaffer this summer.

airmark:


If you think a ucl semifinalist was given 529m just to win epl and carling cup, you must be out of your mind.

Monsur would spank your head for saying this rubbish. They accepted fraudiola's terms before signing him, with their eyes on ucl, not on carling cup. Fraudiola's body language during the match, should be informative, but all flew over your head.

Using everton to compare city's situation is unwise. Did they not sack their coach this season? They sold their main star and didn't get a solid replacement. Same thing happened to Chelsea, who bought weaklings as replacements. Can same thing be said of City?

I'm happy an epl team bundled the fraud out of ucl.

airmark:


If you think a ucl semifinalist was given 529m just to win epl and carling cup, you must be out of your mind.

Monsur would spank your head for saying this rubbish. They accepted fraudiola's terms before signing him, with their eyes on ucl, not on carling cup. Fraudiola's body language during the match, should be informative, but all flew over your head.

Using everton to compare city's situation is unwise. Did they not sack their coach this season? They sold their main star and didn't get a solid replacement. Same thing happened to Chelsea, who bought weaklings as replacements. Can same thing be said of City?

I'm happy an epl team bundled the fraud out of ucl.

engrelvis:
This one Madrid is conceding early goal so.juventus is nt man city.real need to up their game

LordAdam16:
You guys should start saying your farewells to De Gea!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You guys should start saying your farewells to De Gea!

-Lord

LordAdam16:
You guys should start saying your farewells to De Gea!

-Lord

Leyqute:
C. Eriksen's goal against Stoke has been awarded to H. Kane.

Kane claimed the ball grazed his shoulder and swore on the life of his daughter that it did.

This suckx.

Geestunnar:
That Ruben Neves's goal is the sh1t.

Dude is also good with set-pieces, and has an eye for long range goals, a fantastic midfielder, if you'd ask me. I would expect we sign him.