chrisley024:
No. His name gives you erect!on. That's why you comb NL for it.

chrisley024:
So none of Evans or Jones want to return. Just collecting free money

Vicjay1:
Nani to come bk in January

Odunharry:
temitii u r always viewing say something..

elampiro:
“Louis van Gaal talks about progress. I expected United to have a better record by this stage of the season,” Scholes wrote in his column for The Independent.

“It is difficult to figure out what Van Gaal is thinking during games. His demeanour doesn’t change throughout. He looks a bit subdued.

“Certainly, he appears very different to the man you saw on the touchline at the World Cup.”

Nihilist:
United have won just three of their 11 matches this season, and only two clubs (Real Madrid and Manchester City) have ever spent more in a single transfer window than United did this summer. The average current league position of United's league opponents is 10.7. Aston Villa, the new crisis club, are three points behind them having faced opposition with an average current league position of 8.0
There is also an odd sense of self-created pluckiness to United, alien under Alex Ferguson. 'We're playing well, so don't worry' seems to be the message, as if playing well is enough. Performances are secondary to results, and the whole 'hard luck, chaps' idea is baffling. This is Manchester effing United. United don't get lucky, they get better.

That air of assumed negativity was epitomised in a recent quote from Chris Smalling "[size=18pt]How we played against the league leaders showed that we can go to any team and cause problems[/size]," was Smalling's message. West Brom aim to cause problems - United should only be aiming to win.

Smalling already seems to be adjusting well to life in Mid Table Mediocrity

Dhellake:
By this time tomorrow, we might as well be here to see manyoo fans celebrate how well they played

dopeJemi:


Just like how well you guys played against maribor

dopeJemi:


Just like how well you guys played against maribor

ujchief:
all our signings wil be meaningles if we dont get a solid defender and a holding midfielder! We can get all the di maria's, bring back cr7 and buy falcao, it wil stil be the same result. We should have gone home with a 1 - 0 win at stadium of light last week, but we conceded a cheap goal from set-piece and had to settle for a draw.
Hopefully, the mgt is already aware of this and is working towards it. If we cant get the big names, we can get vlaar from villa, tempt newcastle for tiote or sidwel from wherever he is

elampiro:
The absentees ensure there will be more changes to the manager's XI with Michael Carrick, Paddy McNair, Tyler Blackett and Tom Thorpe among the contenders to play at the heart of the back four.

ujchief:
I made this comment on August 28th:



Same thing scholes is implicating! Moyes was even more passionate, didn't enjoy much financial back-up and fans+players loyal support. We are all telling ourselves lies if we think this team has made progress from last season's set-up. Why is LVG whining about our defense? While unpaid loyalist like us saw the handwriting on the well. Relying on overpaid and overhyped british mediocres. How we rely on peeps like Mcnair to man our defense still beats me. He did well against Everton; but couldn't stay close to Aguero as he slotted in the win last week; who are we fooling? When did we become Stoke city that celebrates a home draw against chelsea? Thank goodness Carrick is back. January is coming, let's keep fantasizing about Cr7, Ibrahimovic, Sango and Amadioha. Let's not put the defense on order.

Manchester United have used a staggering 37 different players this season in all competitions - more than any other side in the Premier League. With Louis van Gaal having overseen the club's worst start to a season in 28 years, the figure is likely to stand out as a possible cause of United's troubles. Van Gaal has been beset by injury problems, with Michael Carrick making his first appearance of the season in the derby defeat to Manchester City and becoming the 37th player to feature under David Moyes' successor.

Other high-profile omissions this season have been Radamel Falcao, Robin van Persie and Ander Herrera whilst the defence has been persistently depleted. That Van Gaal oversaw the arrival of numerous players after the start of the season, including Marcos Rojo, Falcao and Blind has also added to the figure. Yet it points to uncertainty over team selection, with little clue as to if or how the attacking threats of Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Falcao, Juan Mata and Angel Di Maria can be accommodated into the same side when all available. The figure includes all competitions, but with no European football, the FA Cup yet to start and a shock defeat to MK Dons in the Capital One Cup, that amounts to one extra game in addition to their 10 Premier League matches.

In contrast, Southampton who currently sit proudly in second, have used just 18 different players under Ronald Koeman. League leaders Chelsea have used 23. The next highest number of players used by a Premier League team this term is Crystal Palace who sit a place above the relegation zone. Meanwhile Tottenham, who have played 18 games (six more than United), have used just 25.

As an indication of the pitfalls of using many players, last season Fulham who were relegated in 19th place used more than any other side in the Premier League.