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sylvalord:
Jose weyrey.. He don fire shot again.

Hope it's gonna motivate the Players to deliver tomorrow sha?!

TheNonce:
12.30pm.......be there or be square!

Nah!


1:30pm.......!!!

elrony:
I think say him don comot hand for Wenger matter?.. see uppercut

I pray we win sha!

weedtaker:
wetin zlatan de train for

Europa League!

elrony:
Jose Mouthinho

Are you surprised?! Ain't you expecting it from JM?!

Let me just book a space..... keenly follow the Thread, and Perhaps comment later - if I'm convinced by the OP though!

Dayo is really one of a Kind! He's definitely gonna drag the Argument until it's basis wears out.

Airmark should have been careful though..... you just give him a reason to troll further!

edoyad:
Before you gladly go to jail, please wait and receive your going away present on Saturday.

That's too harsh jhoor..... but funny though!

TheNonce:
What can I ever pick from what somebody like Phil Jones or fellaini has to say?


Where to buy stretcher or how to dey give person ddt? Or na rooney wey wan tell us how to cure back cancer or hunt sluts by quarter to 6 in the morning?

Are they that bad?! Ain't they also contributing to the Team one way or the other?! Or you forget Phil Jones had a good Game against Swansea City?!

It's wrong to curse or abuse someone for saying his/her mind. We can't all be on the same Boat every time.

I do not want to get involved but I think I should make it known that this Thread is losing its credibility.

We are all Nigerians, and whoever dons the Green - White - Green Jersey represents Nigeria. Enough of name-callings, it's time to return normalcy back to the Thread.

TheNonce:
Not trying to knock your contributions or anything but why you dey always post gist from 1 or 2 days ago wey people for don read? Abi you dey live for matrix?




And abeg no be every player comment get brain! Stick to the juicy and controversial or debate inspiring stuff!

Noted!

But are you really sure everyone would have read it?! Though it might seem stale to you, but to some..... it's still as fresh as breaking News! LOL!

Also, I agree with you that not everything said by either United Players or ex-Players do make sense, but I think we can still pick one or two things from whatever any of them says.

[b]TALKING POINTS: MANCHESTER UNITED V ARSENAL

Arsenal will provide the opposition on Saturday as Manchester United make a welcome return to action in the first of four consecutive Old Trafford matches. The Reds are hungry to bag a positive Premier League result and, here, we present five talking points ahead of the action...

A CHANCE TO MAKE A STATEMENT
Saturday’s match kicks off at 12:30 GMT and a victory over an in-form title contender would unquestionably send a strong message to the rest of the division. United are sixth in the table and a positive result against third-placed Arsenal would naturally put pressure on the other teams above the Reds, with Tottenham Hotspur (West Ham away), Manchester City (Crystal Palace away) and leaders Liverpool (Southampton away) all in action later in the day. Chelsea, who are currently second, travel to Middlesbrough on Sunday.

IBRAHIMOVIC IN THE STANDS
Top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic earned a fifth yellow card of the season in United’s 3-1 win at Swansea last time out and that means the Swede will miss Saturday’s match as he serves a one-match ban. “I'm sorry I am suspended,” the 35-year-old striker told MUTV. “I wish I wasn't as it's a game I really wanted to play in. But I have trust in my team-mates and the team. I know they can do fine without me.”

WHO WILL DEPUTISE FOR ZLATAN?
Wayne Rooney may seem like the natural choice but it remains to be seen if the captain will be fit for selection, after returning from England duty on Monday with a minor knee injury on Monday. His absence could pave the way for 19-year-old Marcus Rashford to deputise, 265 days after the teenager scored twice against Arsenal on his Premier League debut. Anthony Martial might also get the nod, with the Frenchman presumably fit and raring to go after spending the international break at the Aon Training Complex.

SANCHEZ SHOULD BE FIT
An ongoing story throughout the international break was the fitness of Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez, after the former Barcelona man suffered a muscle injury while training with Chile. Any doubts over his availability dissipated on Tuesday night, however, when the South American scored twice and won the Man of the Match award in a terrific 3-1 comeback victory over Uruguay in the World Cup qualifying competition. We can therefore expect to see the diminutive powerhouse in action at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon.

MOURINHO’S EXCELLENT RECORD
Here’s a fact to impress your mates with… Jose Mourinho has not lost any of his 13 league and cup matches against Arsene Wenger so far, securing seven wins and six draws. The Gunners boss has triumphed over the former Chelsea manager just once, in the 2015 Community Shield.[/b]

[b]"Physically I feel fine, I feel really good in all honesty.

"You have to manage yourself a little bit more when you get older and international breaks allow me to stay fresh, but also as fit as possible for the games coming up.

"I haven't played nowhere near as much as I have wanted to play, but I understand the situation. It’s about finishing the season strong and being successful as a squad.

"Whatever my contribution is, whether it's big or it's little, then I’m ready to make it.

"I've seen it so many times at this club, how players go about things when they get into their mid-thirties.

"You've just got to judge it as you go along. Physically how do I feel? Am I able to do it? More importantly, do the manager and the club feel I am still able to do it? So there are a lot of things to judge but there's plenty of time for that [to discuss the future]. We're not even at Christmas yet so we've got bags of time."


- Michael Carrick [/b]