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lalaboi:
I bet if that was Courtois in the Barca goal, that alonso shot na Goal.

What a douche of a keeper

Ibime:
No it's on Christensen.

When I said I will always blame the snail cos he would do it again next time, this is what I meant.

Lana1:
Daz all i wanted to hear

Lana1:
Yet u go dey yab De Gea

funlord:
I think he tells it more at wake keepings! Anyway I am fully lodged at the shekpite inn for the foreseeable future......mercy killings will not be permitted tonight! You must join us in reflecting tonight! By fire by force!!!

larride:
What's my own with the true or fake fan issue brother Nihilist. Manchester United is my club and I will support any manager we hire anytime but that doesn't mean that I won't criticize the manager anytime he Bleep up. Check most of my pre-match and post match analysis and you will see where I criticise Mou stating line up or tactics. I'm not a Mourinho fanboy rather I'm a United supporter and all I want is the best for the team. I know when to call a spade a spade and when to call a lizard a lizard. You will never see me enter into an argument about who is better between Pep and Mou as I believe they both have their own style that works for them. Most times that I have been forced to defend Mou on here is when I feel he is been criticized unjustly.

Let the true/fake fan continue to gloat as much as they like, it doesn't change anything because at the end of the day, it is Man Utd that was embarrassed and we all are in the boat together. Enuf said.

#MourinhoOut!!!

raumdeuter:
sinizia

I feel for you jare. All the real fans don flee. I do not like Mourinho and I have never hidden that, I stated my reasons and by his plays Mourinho is vindicating me

Maybe its because Sevilla spent more money

sinizia:
I'm not here to gloat or mock the so-called True Fans who have refused to listen to the voice of reason few of us have been complaining about. I'm not here to condemn the coach or the players. I'm here specifically reiterate again that when I criticise Mourinho's tactics, I do it out of love, out of wanting more for this club, not from a place of hate or disparaging my club or the coach.

I remember when I criticised Mourinho's tactics of sitting back and hoping for luck against City and Liverpool (first leg), Weëdtaker was on my post ridiculing me for that of City match, while some others were happy with the draw with Liverpool saying City were just 2 points ahead. The style of cowardly ceding possession and attacking football to an opponent without any belief that we can match them, which was the underlying pain in my posts then, was glaringly ignored.

Some days Dayo made a comment which I agreed with 101%. I went further to clarify why I agreed with him whilst praising Pep's style of play. Hours later, Wëedtaker was mocking Dayo and I, asking why Mourinho should abandon a style that made him successful. His post got many likes which showed many people were okay with Mourinho's style. I kept mute coz I know it's only a matter of time and I'd be vindicated. Right now, there wailings on this thread, even from those that agreed with Wëedtaker that Mou should carry on with hisv coward approach at away grounds or against perceived superior opponents.

I've come to realise that some people hate the truth. That some people will confidently ignore the truth if it's in favour of someone that they dislike, or coming from someone they dislike, in this Dayo since he hates United and Mourinho. Some people can't just separate the fact from sentiments. But guess what? The truth will be a bitter pill that must be swallowed no matter how much in denial we may live in.

Yesterday's match was a lesson to us all. A lesson to learn on how we went to Sevilla to defend and settle for a draw, and how Sevilla came here to take the game to us. Sevilla defended in huge numbers when under pressure, but never forgot to attack and counter us. When weren't breathing down on their necks, they out-played us, slicing through our midfield like a hot knife through a butter. What we expected Fellaini to give us was what Nzonzi was doing - confident, strong, quick, controlling the midfield and engineering attacks. Mourinho could've gone for Mctominay to help us defend, or started Pogba to control our midfield. Instead he went for "long ball tactics" by starting Fellaini. If we'd put up half the spirited display Sevilla put up at our home, at their home, we may have gotten that away goal that'd have made Sevilla desperate and play into our trap. But alas, it's all wishes and beggars dreaming of horses.

What some people fail to see, are what some of us had seen long time ago. I quoted Gary's words on that day, saying how I've been saying what he said a long time ago, few days later, it's on F365 website today repeating what I had posted here ages ago. A topic on that site says What United need is a GAME PLAN...... not expensive stars.

Like I used to say, the MAJOR difference between us and City is not that they have better squad; of course they do, but it's the fact that they have Guardiola that makes them better than us. Both team have money, but while Mourinho hasn't found a game plan to win, Pep has found his and no matter the injury, the player that replaces the injured player plays the Pep way and victory continues. Mourinho will take this City side to Sevilla and defend!!

I can't guarantee you that City will win Sevilla, but I can guarantee you that even if they lose, Pep will never lose cowardly like we did.

olabode89:
LMAO... this man!

Hope you dey see your boy, Romelu... 25 goals already this season. 30 goals at the end of the season should be seen as a successful one for him, right?

raumdeuter:
Big strong Sevilla

https://i.imgur.com/j8Mr7fk.png

Lana1:
The true fans have been run aground by their Lord and Saviour only to resurface again when we narrowly and luckily win another game. Then they'll start blabbing about how Mourinho's tactics ve guaranteed him success all these years...

Anyways, i still fail to see this defensive masterclass they keep yapping about[b] coz we haven't kept a clean sheet in our last 5 games[/b].