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annnikky:
I dey 5n oo

My runner away love


Hope u're doin gud dear

I'm fine oh! I never ran away from u, school took me away. Where the naughty boy way wan steal u frm me?

annnikky:
Tnk u buh No

annnhkky love, longest time. How u dae nw?

naturalwaves:
Lol@back up plan. So funny. Okay. I getyou perfectly now.

Fellaini is a terrific player when the playing style soothes him bt in my opinion he is the kinda player I bring in to lock the mildfield while disrupting the opponents build up play

naturalwaves:
Exactly! That remains one of MOU's greatest strenghts.

It is, though it sometimes backfires when u come up against relegation threatened teams that have no particular style of play

naturalwaves:
Which manager wouldn't mind a win. Read my analysis again. That is Mou sttyle. The fact that the play was more defend minded does not mean that he would not mind a win and that was the same reason they did not set out in your preferred mode.
Ps:Do you really take this long to reply to mentions? I guess you were busy. How are you?

I'm good though bin real occupied, seems you're getting me wrong. I said "he is the manager and he is knows best" because that's the only reason or excuse I could give for his always fielding Fellaini despite Fellaini's style of play, Fellaini is nt a man utd first team player but a back-up plan

naturalwaves:
@bolded, Mourinho and every great coach were once a mere spectator like us. You may make a better coach in future. So, it is not totally correct to say someone knows best just because he is the coach.#justsaying

MOU actually planned and came for a draw and if Man U scores, good! But he was not keen about that. I think the perimeter fencing type of formation he used was superb enough to cut the bites from Manchester city. The aim of MOU was never to go for an outright win in that game because in the course of mounting pressure on the opposition, their own defence will subsequently give in. He used almost a similar tactic for chelsea in just another form with better players and few more options. Luckily enough, the attack made good use of 2 of the few chances they had and Man U was able to beat Chelsea.

Moreover, Mourinho's records still stand. Since Mourinho started coaching, no coach has ever beaten him twice in one season What that means is that he does his home work well. Even if things do not go well first time, he will make very good adjustment before the second meeting. His reaction is always top notch!

I never said he wanted to win, I only said he stood a better chance of winning fielding the players I mentioned cos Fellaini was making us play aerial football instead of counter-attack. By the way, Mou never wanted a draw against Chelsea cos it was obvious (he even affirmed it after the match) that it was the same idea he had when he came up against them in the F.A. cup match. More importantly, every manager wants to win

naturalwaves:
Thanks o.

Exactly! Over the years, Wenger has refused to place his team based on the opposition. Arsenal plays almost the same style for all matches and that is not good enough. The type opposition, state of opposition, state of a team, types of players available should determine how the players will set out and the style they choose. I believe if Wenger starts doing this, Arsenal will perform better subsequently.

God Bless You. A good manager should be one that can motivate his team and exploit the playing style of his opposition

naturalwaves:
Today's match was nothing gone wrong. That draw is a fantastic result for Man U considering the players at their disposal. Tonight's game was another classic delivered by the ingenuity of MOU.

I've studied Mou very well and I knw that he was looking forward to hurting Pep. I think he would have had a better chance of wining if he had played a 4-5-1 with a mildfield trio of Carrick, Herrera and Mhki and flanked by Lingard and Young and Rashford as a centre forward. Fellaini slows the pace of the game, I dunno why Mou keeps fielding him bt I'm sure he is the manager and he knws best. Looking forward to our europa league success...GGMU

damoneyman007:
Oga stop dis nonsense talk. , u can say Morinho Is 1 of d best manager defensively, he makes games borin. U can call guardiola a better coach al round, talkin bout Zidane, he is a far beta coach dan Morinho dis season, c d squad he used against sporting, and won 4-1 away, ysterday d same youth team won 6-2, against barca it wasn't is fault. He brought in james who scored d equalizer but dat genius Messi finished dem. Morinho is A good coach but he makes games to borin for my liking

I dnt like Mou as a person and even as a coach. I was nt too happy when he was signed bt I've come to appreciate his current style of management. Mou has learnt to rotate his team thanks to the busy schedule (man utd will play at least 8 matches frm nw till the end of the season if they reach the europa league final) and he has a way of planning himself to use the oppositions style against the opposition (our victory against chelsea is a perfect example). Today is jst anoda day gone wrong and many won't appreciate his style 2day cos it didn't work jst as it didn't work against chelsea in the FA cup match but I'm sure it would have bin a totally different headline by 2mao if Mou had the players he would have wished to have. I dnt like Mou bt he is a good coach...GGMU

Special thanks to those who initially assisted me. Please my phone's touch pad is behaving funny. I've tried fixing it but no way cos its nt a common brand of phone. The phone brand is "ZTE MTC Smart Run 4g", its a Russian made phone. I'm currently in Port Harcourt and I'll be glad if I can get it fixed

Explorers:
Chevrolet Camaro 1967 vs Chevrolet Camaro 2015.

the 1967 still looks cool and won't really look outdated on the road 2day

Explorers:
Ford F-Series 1948 vs Ford F-Series 2015.

The 1948 series is a f*cking mordern day tanker

annnikky:
Hmmmmm

annnikky oh! Where hath thou been? Thou hath gone another male ane thou hath forgotten me in thy mind!!!