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thaoriginator:
south side we dont stay calm

elampiro:
You have a big head but your IQ must be the lowest on this thread. I have observed you over time.

Dadehmola:


Even at the start of the season

Dadehmola:
we grabbed the chance to sign one of the best and most in-form players in the world so as to fortify a particular position that has suffered so badly since the exit of Ronaldo and the losses of form for both nani and Valencia. This IMO, wasn't a bad idea.



This is hilarious...

How would the acquisition of Vidal have prevented LVG from playing the 3-5-2 system that made us play so poorly, or the injuries that ravaged our back line at the start , or the lackluster performances of our centre forwards all season(if you ask me, these are the major factors that affected us )

coogar:
we should sell him to PSG to nick pogba or vidal.

i would choose young 20 times over.
young wouldn't complain on the bench & his workrate is better than di maria's. of course, di maria has the wow moments to get you jumping off your feet once in a while but that is not enough in the premier league.

a fit ashley young in madrid would cop 35 assists. did you see the chart i posted? 118 goals in one season between 3 forwards and you think young wouldn't provide 1/3 of that at least?

weedtaker:
ashley young won't reach the heights cause he doesn't play the real madrid way, just as di maria won't reach youngs heights cause he's not playing the united way.

coogar:
the same ashley young that has graced the PFA team of the season twice has one decent season? amnesia is a terrible disease - see your GP asap!



that was exactly what i said last summer. i told these herbs that di maria wouldn't improve the wingers we already had in the squad and his fees should be spent in the midfield area. lo & behold, young has kept di maria away from the starting XI with back to back MOTM awards.


the cats here get easily fooled by foreign players. di maria's numbers @madrid were inflated because he was surrounded by goal machines while there. ozil also generated 20+ assists in that league & he's completely dried up @arsenal right now.

i guess ozil is still adjusting to england's football life too. any fool can generate assists in la liga. it's the equivalent of the scottish league. 3 solid teams on top & 17 rubbish teams below them. in which other top league are the front 3 generating this kinda numbers?

Mickey7:
evil I'll get back to you.I knew u were going to come here

Nihilist:
Dickriding is bad for your health....It makes you say some truly retardedded things like what you typed up there...

Young has ONE decent season and now He would get into a team before Robben?

https://ifoundmolly.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/dick-rider000.jpg

ty265:
Check your memory card u will see fmh_15 stand alone folder...just delete it

Danhumprey:
Me sef surprise ooo,sotey I begin dey suspect say Coogar don hack Elamp's account take us throw that punchline.

elampiro:
Stop trying too hard for attention. The more you try to make sense the more you sound like a jerk. You will make more sense if you just type dot (.) and then exit the thread than these your Kindergarten attempt at humour. Your posts are becoming a lump of human poo every day. Take a break go and rebrand and come back to gain some value. Ekwe Sample.

Digriz:
Not sign on fee bt d amount to pay him in a five year deal including other incentives. It is actually £20m nt €20m.

ty265:
Delete fmh-15 folder on ur mmc....

UNITED ARE BACK IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

It's now mathematically certain - Manchester United will compete in the UEFA Champions League in 2015/16.

The Reds, who missed out on qualifying for Europe's premier competition last season, were guaranteed to finish in at least fourth spot in the Barclays Premier League when fifth-placed Liverpool lost at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday evening. The Eagles, with former United winger Wilfried Zaha among the scorers, beat Brendan Rodgers' side 3-1 in Steven Gerrard's final home match as captain.

Louis van Gaal’s men still have an opportunity to finish higher in the table, but need other results going the right way. A victory over third-placed Arsenal on Sunday would put United a point ahead of the Gunners, but Arsene Wenger’s men crucially have a game in hand, at home to Sunderland on Wednesday, ensuring their destiny remains in their own hands. Second-placed Manchester City are currently five points ahead of the Reds with two games to go – the Blues travel to Swansea on Sunday lunchtime, before finishing with a home game against Southampton.

If United finish the campaign in fourth, the Reds will need to get through a two-legged qualifying play-off to be in the hat for the group stage. The draw for the play-off takes place on Friday 7 August with the first leg to be played on 18/19 August and the second leg scheduled for 25/26 August.

The play-off round will be divided into two sections with a ‘Champions Route’ and a ‘League Route’. The first section features clubs who have won the domestic league in some of Europe’s lesser-known nations, while the second section, which United will be in, involves clubs that finish second, third or fourth in the more prominent European leagues. A seeding system, based on the UEFA Club Coefficient, should work in the Reds' favour and mean United are seeded; indeed van Gaal's team are likely to be the highest-ranked side in the play-off round and should therefore avoid some more well-known opposition.

If United progress to the group stage proper, the draw for which takes place on 27 August, then the Reds will be in seeding pot two. UEFA have, however, made changes to the group stage seeding system for the 2015/16 campaign with the champions of the seven biggest leagues in Europe (England, Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, France and Russia) now being named as top seeds along with this year’s Champions League winners (Barcelona or Juventus). That means the Reds could face the likes of Barcelona or Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Juventus, Benfica or Porto, PSG or Lyon and Zenit Saint Petersburg. Of course, two English clubs cannot together at the group stage so United would avoid playing Chelsea.

If the Champions League winners are also their domestic league winners (Juventus have already won Serie A, while Barcelona are on course to triumph in La Liga), then the champions of the eighth-ranked country, the Netherlands, would be named as top seeds. If that happens, Memphis Depay’s soon-to-be former club PSV Eindhoven would be in pot one.

The final teams in each group of four will come from the third and fourth pots which will feature sides who have made it through the earlier qualifying process.

Debroslink:
Who the hell is Sadio Mane? Fastest hattrick in EPL history in just 2 minutes. Who the hell is he? Oh, I remember... It's an overrated league. Nobody, I repeat NOBODY can try this s.hit in La Liga. Not even Messi or Penaldo

Debroslink:
My man, I respect you. However, know your facts before you attack the best league.

Celts Vigo 6-1 Rayo Vallecano April 11, 2015.



I said who is SADIO MANE? Scoring 3 goals in 2 minutes, and they are calling for Messi to come and prove himself in that overrated league.

What an insult!

I bet Pedro will win golden boot if he comes to the EPL.

SailorXY:
I don't get why Masherano will be so relaxed playing CB in Barca

Manchester United are considering signing Roma pair
Miralem Pjanic, 25, and Radja Nainggolan, 27, for a
combined fee of £66m.

United have ended their interest in Southampton
defender Nathaniel Clyne, 24, who is set to sign a new
deal with the Saints.