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"I would always try to play the best possible team, even if the Champions League match was a must-win. "I would forget it and go for the game one at a time and I would go for the game that is the most important game now, which is the next one. "It's difficult enough, so you must be focused and not thinking about other things." - JOSE MOURINHO |
Lana1: ![]() About 9 Matches within a Month Bro?! We will be playing without Bailly, Jones, Fellaini, Carrick and maybe Matic. I hope Fatigue won't tell on the Players, also pray there won't be more additions to the injury List. |
Oh Lawd of Mercy!
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![]() I started the GW with 7 Points but ends it with 60 Points. Thanks to my Captain Fantastic - Salah! He's making every GW a Sallah for me. |
LoRdCaT: ![]() You really get time to engage the Dolt?! Ignore the Twit, free him to keep displaying his Madness.
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elrony: ![]() From the Day I bought Salah, cap him, till now...... I've never regretted having him in my Team. |
![]() Moyes......?! SMH I didn't know what Sir Alex saw in him..... I wouldn't be surprised if he's sacked before January. |
Eseose9:Thanks for the Clarification Sis! |
edi287: ![]() Sorry for the misconception Bro! |
edi287: ![]() But is he really useless for Leicester City presently?! |
edi287: ![]() When are we gonna stop praying for Shortcuts to achieve our Objectives?! Gray is a Beast, he's untouchable at the moment. He's in the Team based on Merit. Pls stop wishing him Injury, coz that's very bad! |
BascoVanVeli: ![]() Victor was a Starter before he got injured, and I'm certain he's gonna be back in the Fold once he returns to full fitness. Ndidi is playing Week in Week out at Leicester City, he's a guaranteed Name on the List on every Match Day. Iwobi is an intergral Part of Arsenal. He's competing with Ozil and Sanchez for the starting Berth, hence him being on the Bench is justifiable. He's having the same Fate with Elneny, Walcott, Wilshere, Coquelin and Co in the Team. And he's starting Cup Matches regularly. Moses Simon, Ekong, Shehu, Idowu, Aina, Ebuehi, Ogu, Onazi, Mikel, Ighalo, Agu, Nwakaeme etc are Starters for the respective Clubs, so where is Racism coming from?! |
safarigirl: ![]() Thank you Sister....... I'm kinda happy with your Submission. Hypocrisy is; if you are craving for the Return of an unfit Enyeama, but doesn't want an in-form Martins near the Team. They should all stay far away from the List and allow the young Bloods to enjoy their moment. |
Danielnino00: ![]() Kindly revisit the bold part of your Post, Bro..... it's kinda hilarious. So because Martins was frozen out by the previous Coaches and he wasn't part of the Team that qualified us for the World Cup, hence we should sentimentally ignore his Qualities?! Lol! I hope you can answer this simple Question bro..... do you want Enyeama in the World Cup Team List or not?! |
Icon4s: ![]() Chief.... let's preach against the Hype and start facing the Reality! |
MetalJigsaw: ![]() Can you tell why he deserves a Bottle of Drink with the Post?! How I wish Forgiveness ain't making his Intentions too obvious like the Rest of us - coz he wouldn't have been tagged a Bigot. |
Danielnino00: ![]() Did you understand your Post at all?! You claimed Martins is a proven Goalscorer, yet he should be ignored for a Call up?! Lol!. I'm ain't advocating for his Invitation, but if Dudes are clamoring for the Recall of Enyeama based on past Glory, then what's wrong with the Invitation of Martins based on proven Records as listed by you?! You are contradicting yourself Dude, coz based on your Submissions on Martins, he deserves a Call up! |
COOL10:Can you tell who Iheanacho should replace in the present Leicester City Lineup?! Do I need to tell you Mahrez is playing behind the Striker in their present Setup?! So the Question is; can Iheanacho bench either of Vardy or Mahrez at the moment?! Ahmed Musa is relegated to the U23 Team, no one is crying Racism or Politics here, then why are we suspecting Foul play because Iheanacho is only making the Bench?! Why is Ndidi playing?! Seems there are no white Competitors for him in the Team?! Let's be objective and face the Reality; Iheanacho must up his Games to get a Spot in the Lineup. Even on the Wings - Gray and Albrighton are untouchable, remember Gray was a Bench warmer under Ranieri and Shakespeare. He's getting his Chance now, coz he fights for it. |
goldfish80:You've said it all in the bold Part Bro. Always looking for Excuses to console ourselves. The same Puel was sacked by Southampton in the on-going Season for failing to meet up the Expectations. He gets the second Chance at Leicester, and some Dudes think he's gonna compromised it by being racist - in the sense that he's not playing Iheanacho. When Shakespeare was relieved, it was celebrated on this Thread, Dudes were hoping Iheanacho gonna get enough playing Time under a new Manager. So are we envisaging the Sack of Puel too, coz he's not playing him?! The worst part of is; some Dudes are beginning to eat their Words, regretting Iheanacho left the drilling School for a first Team football. That's really not funny! Iheanacho is not god of Africa Football, he should buckle up, fights for shirt simply by improving his Game and lives up to his Potentials on the Pitch. |
BascoVanVeli:Bro.... our Players ain't the only Africans in the major Leagues, and why Ndidi is playing Week in Week out for Leicester?! |
Kog45:Kayode didn't make the Bench last Night for Girona, Forgiveness was called out for Mockery. Iheanacho didn't make Bench for Leicester City, it was tagged Politics and Racism. Double-standard at its Peak! |
Humility017:Bro.... we should try to be objective when discussing Issues related to Nigerian Players, especially Iheanacho on this Thread. We are always too emotional and also look for flimsy Excuses to vindicate the dwindling Performance of the Lad. Ndidi was signed in January, he walked straight into the Lineup and has never looked back till now. Imagine a Player signed in the Middle of the Season that still won an Award at the End of the Season?! Is Iheanacho better or more experienced than Slimani?! No one is hating on Iheanacho, neither the Manager is playing Politics with his Exclusion from the Team's List. Luke Shaw is an English Player, he was the most Expensive Teenager when he was signed by United, so do we say JM is playing Politics by not playing him?! Until Eric Bailly is injured, he was a Starter while an English Man in Smalling was rotten on the Bench. Pls..... we ain't helping Iheanacho by overhyping him or creating Excuses for his exclusion from the Lineup or the Team List. If he justifies to play, he's definitely gonna be played, and we shouldn't be regretting his Move away from City. |
Skimpledawg: ![]() I didn't miss the nonsensical Call, rather intentionally ignored it - coz it came from a dippy Being. |
![]() Some residential Rodents are better ignored than giving Attention. Lol! |
TALKING POINTS FROM UNITED'S TUESDAY TRIUMPH LINGARD STAKES AWARD CLAIM Jesse Lingard not only killed the game - scoring just two minutes after Abdoulaye Doucoure had made it 3-2 with Watford's second strike - but he also threw down the gauntlet for Goal of the Month, if not the Season with an amazing solo run that started deep inside United's half. The no.14 said afterwards: "I just remember picking the ball up and thinking there’s a lot of space on this pitch. There was nothing else on at the time so I felt I had to be direct and go for goal. A lot of their fans were up [at 3-2] and we had to regain our composure and calm down on the ball. I think there were about seven minutes to go [including injury time] and the fourth goal settled us down." YOUNG'S HAPPY HOMECOMING It was a night to remember for Ashley Young as he made a triumphant return to Watford, the club where he started his career. Despite his history with the Hornets, he was in no mood to do them any favours and he lashed in a ruthless opening effort before punishing a foul on Paul Pogba near the edge of the box with an unstoppable free-kick. "It was obviously a nice homecoming. I don’t think their fans were too happy about it but it’s one of those things. If I score goals, of course I’m going to celebrate." FOUR GOALS ONCE AGAIN The Reds' quartet of cracking strikes - started by Young's double and completed by Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard - means United have now racked up four goals in seven separate matches this season. The overall tally for the season now stands at 49 ahead of the Arsenal game on Sunday, while the number of different scorers has risen to 13 with Young becoming the latest name on that list. THREE MUSKETEERS AT THE BACK United's central defensive trio all had reasons to feel positive about their busy night against a strong Watford attack. Victor Lindelof has now started three Premier League games in a row for the first time, Chris Smalling's experience was invaluable in the latter stages under the cosh and Marcos Rojo tasted league action for the first time since April. The Argentinian's rustiness may have been a factor in the foul for the Hornets' penalty but he'll surely still take heart from clocking up the full 90 minutes in a victory. MARTIAL MATCHES HIS TALLY Anthony Martial's well-taken finish from the edge of the box in the first half was the irrepressible Frenchman's eighth goal of the season already in all competitions – equalling his tally for the whole of 2016/17. Martial was once again the tormentor in chief, with his pace and trickery causing all sorts of problems to Watford’s back three before he was substituted on 65 minutes. Mourinho admitted afterwards that the recent accumulation of matches had taken its toll on the forward, with the no.11 now starting the last four matches since the international break. But he's taken his game to another level already this term and, if he sustains this, there’s no reason why the 21-year-old cannot emerge as United’s top scorer come the end of the season. HALF-CENTURY FOR IBRAHIMOVIC Zlatan Ibrahimovic made his 50th appearance for the Reds in all competitions when given a late cameo at Vicarage Road; the veteran striker has now come off the bench in the last four games to ease his way back into action following his remarkable recovery from a serious knee injury. The 35-year-old didn’t have much time to make an impact and is yet to get on the scoresheet since his return but has already given the squad a huge boost. The Swede will soon be ready to start games again and he will give Mourinho another striking option which will be most welcome during a hectic December schedule. |
“I think Richarlison is a very good player and a difficult player to play against but Victor is very fast and he’s adapted to play centrally but also to go to the sides because he’s got the agility that many of the central defenders don’t have. "I think it was another very positive performance by Victor.” - JOSE MOURINHO |
“Yes, I am pleased [with Martial's Contributions]. I think he suffers a little bit with accumulation of matches. "I could feel that in the second half he was going down and down and down. He’s still a young guy and his body, his biological situation has space to improve but in the first half, during the time, he had strength and explosion in his legs. He was dangerous and [scored] an important goal.” - JOSE MOURINHO |
“I think he [Lukaku] needs a big contract with boots. At the moment, he has no contract with any brand, that is why he is wearing black boots! "Jokes apart, he works amazingly well for the team. I would never blame him for missing an easy chance, never. He's an amazing professional. I couldn't be happier with him." - JOSE MOURINHO |
“They [Watford] are full of confidence, they have nothing to lose, they are a team that has no pressure, they play the way they do. "For them to lose 3-0 or lose 5-0 is exactly the same, so after the 3-1, they come into the game and there were a few minutes where we should be smoking cigars but certainly we were a big team in trouble.” - JOSE MOURINHO |
"He was good. He’s playing well. I know the positions where he can be useful for us. This left-back position is adapted to him at this point in this career. "I am surprised that Paul [Pogba] gave him permission [for the free-kick for the second goal]. "In training, his conversion rate [from free-kicks] is high but we have other options and sometimes he doesn’t take but probably today, after his first goal, he had the confidence. "Paul [Pogba] let him have the option to take and it was a beautiful goal, yeah.” - JOSE MOURINHO |
“Great goals and we missed a [chance to make it] 4-0 also in a great action at the end of the first half and in the second half we had a great high pressure to recover the ball high and [Romelu] Lukaku also had that one with an open goal and [Paul] Pogba’s header is also a free header. "We had lots of chances which came out of nothing, but 3-1 and then the game is different.” - JOSE MOURINHO |
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