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De Gea can save PS2 games without a memory card

Maybe na MSN dey carry Enrique afterall

Is it the same Felipe that left chelshit I saw today?

Barca paid in their own coin. That was a penalty but none of my business.

Is there gonna be night groove?

We just won our Wednesday game. When is Arsenal playing?

Hold this Carroll else it would be a matter of time

Nihilist:
Fellaini is just an imbecilic fellow.

Another Coogar hype.

Thunder fire that boy blockus there

That Westham goal scorer was just lucky

How can you allow Carroll that space and time on the ball?

Fellaini 2

Good Westham has been shite.

Blind look very tired and has been poor. He needs to go out.

Superb goal from Rashford there

adebayo201:
Kick off please??

7pm

Kagawa10:
Moreso, Depay was already playing awful for his national team even before manutd signed him. That already tells us how poor he looks the moment he face a decent fullback.

And he signed him for 25m with his shite in addition to injury ravaged Bastian but should be given more money to get his players.

I thought Lingard, Varela and Rashford are testimonies to the effectiveness of his tactics?.

Ganja man!

I laugh when some people here object to the idea of bringing Ronaldo back.

Good representation from City.

De Bryunce na player jor. Big miss for chelshit

Nihilist:
Wheres that raumdeuter of a bros?

Shey he can see again how pens ain't easy

A very important one missed there though.

Real Madrid already scored 2

parrotibaba:
So some of our players called LVG clueless and blamed the Spurs defeat on him after he attacked first Rashford during the halftime break(which resulted to his removal) and then Rojo after the match. The man stormed out of the room and proceeded to pick a fight with reporters.





Phee-lo-so-phee is now the new clueless

Heard other players were even consoling Rashford while they were going back in the bus and you'd wonder why any player would want to play for him. 3 ex-players, Rafael, Di Maria and Nani, have also complained of him.

Another loss imminent tomorrow.

Nihilist:
The whole point of this discussion has been to show Martial up as the average Joe that he is.

A Player that reportedly cost 60 million really shouldn't scoring marginally faster than a player that cost a fraction of that, playing for a team in 19th place...yet this is the player that is vaunted as the best U25 in the league

If you have a valid objection to this logic, I'd like to hear it.

Plus Dayo's used Martial's extortionate price as justification for his hype in our earlier discussion so his price is fair game

The fact is he cost £38.5m and you sincerely know dude is above average. Even though we know cost of a player is a complex thing and more than just his performance on the pitch.

Nihilist:
Well if your Checkmate is that Martial who cost reportedly 4 times more than Wijnaldum, and who plays for a 5th place team vs Wijnaldum in 19th, has a marginally better goal scoring rate, then your case maybe beyond help...

Haha. Now on the cost of the players and league position?

kokaneprodigy:
Now who's discarding stats? Isn't it raumdueter? Cos stats don't favour his argument today?

I'm actually referring to Nihilist that discarded stats during the argument on Iniesta and wants to use it now against Martial.

The lowest point was Giroud vs Martial.

Surprised at how some people discard stats while arguing about some players and cling to it on others. Changing like weather

The way Nihilist and coded01 dey always carry Martial matter for head like gala sha.

Manchester United's value has fallen by more than £400m since the start of the season.

United's share price on the New York stock exchange was $18.37 (£12.84) when they kicked off the season with a 1-0 win against Tottenham last August.

Twenty four hours after the return fixture on Sunday, a 3-0 defeat at White Hart Lane, the share price had fallen by 25 per cent to $13.83 (£9.67).

At the start of the season United's market capitalisation was £2bn. On Monday night it had fallen by £412m to £1.58bn.

Since Louis van Gaal started work as manager in the summer of 2014 almost a billion dollars has been wiped off the value of the club.

On 22 July 2015, United had a market capitalisation of £2.23bn. On Monday night it was down £650m to £1.58bn.

United's poor performance in this season's Champions League and problems qualifying for the next season's competition are having a significant impact on the share price.

Dropping out of the Champions League after losing to Wolfsburg in December caused the share price to fall by five per cent to $17.82 (£12.45). It has continued to fall as United have struggled to secure a top-four finish in the Premier League.

In February, the share price fell below the 2012 $14 (£9.78) flotation level for the first time. In the same month United announced a record quarterly profit of £18.6m.

Van Gaal is working!

dubylhover:
cruel

This is the kind of thing assnal fans celebrate and you would wonder why they haven't won the league for more than a decade now.

Watch even as their fellow London club, chelsea, come from their low position and lift the trophy before them.

Leyqute:
@bolded that's what I'm talking about. He was cool on the ball and defended well. He only had to improve from there. There was a time Smalling gets jittery whenever he's with the ball in the half-line. He seems to be upping his game and overcoming that fear.

You can't compare Rojo and Evra with McNair. Haba.

Cos McNair was a midfielder, I haven't seen much of CB abilities/potential in him. He should be loaned out to improve though.

kokaneprodigy:
And to think we managed a draw at this stadium despite being short by one player. They troll senselessly I swear.

OK! FA will award you a trophy for that.

elampiro:
First goal.

Pic 1. Smalling and Blind went for same aerial ball, both missed and fell to the ground.

Pic 2. Carrick joins Smalling to battle for the loose ball. Blind still on the ground. Darmian is playing Dele Alli onside.

Pic 3. Darmian is not alert to the fact that someone has come to take a position in his front. He is also still playing Dele onside.

Pic 4. A pass is going to the Spurs guy in front of Darmian.

I think Eriksen is even on the same line with Smalling

ChristineC:
this picture you keep uploading is not normal.
- either you are a robot
- you have a crush on that man (even then I can assist you with other pictures of Henry so you can have substitutes, just in case you need to ... y'kno?)

haha. Shots fired!

elampiro:

The first goal was the fault of Smalling and Blind. They both went for same ball (dropping ball) and missed it. Two or three of our players against one, we lost the battle. The ball went to Darmian's angle for a cross, he was not even alert to the run of the Spurs player who crossed the ball.

Second goal came from a free kick from Darmian's angle. I have forgotten what led to the free kick, but I supposed it was his poor marking. Then Rojo couldn't jump high to head away the set play. Mensah would have headed that away with fun.

The third goal again was from Darmian's angle. He just allowed the crossing from his side.

The major problem was not the goals, but the pressure Darmian put us into while he came on. Apart from winning his first tackle, he couldn't do anything meaningful afterwards, either defending or going forward.

Surprised Valencia wasn't introduced since he's more offensive and Mata taken off for Herrera. But when we didn't even have a CF cos the coach was being conservative then you won't be surprised.