₦airaland Forum

Skillbobralph: Why booing the Priest on his own opinion. I guess there is freedom of speech. As for me we are tired of this strike.

debosky: What does come good mean? Are you still of the view that United will win the title?

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coded guy: I was only reminding Coogar that Wenger said the same thing. But let's put the statements into context taking the reputation of both clubs in recent years.

Clubs like cardiff have been taking a dump on Arsenal and it would be easier for Wenger to expect that hoping his recent club form will bail him out, but Man U only loses the likes of Cardiff ones in a while, but this year alone we have lost to WB, s'ton, cardiff that 3teams we shud be beating, lost to Liverpool and Man city already 5games which is what we sometimes lose a whole season to win the trophy.

I still insist, regardless of whatever form Cardiff is in, a club like Man shud be seeing it as easy pickings.

I missed the Man u vs Tot match.

coogar: it wouldn't have been a bad result had moyes won the games against southampton, west brom & cardiff. that gap is what is holding us back & moyes must beat one of the big teams to compensate for the gap he's left playing mid-table teams.

montelik: I don't envy Rene if he takes charge at Fulham once Jol is sacked.

coded guy: Regardless of whatever form cardiff was, thinking of a draw before we face them is disrespectful to the fans.

coded guy: Although Wenger also said he would not mind a draw in a pre match interview.

coded guy: Although Wenger also said he would not mind a draw in a pre match interview. But I agree with you, Moyes needs deliverance.

I wonder what he would want against Tottenham, if he felt like a draw against Cardiff was something to be happy about.

Chai, Cardiff fa!

StarBoard: Come and hide me na.
Na ya papa get nairaland.

Or do you want to ban me here?

Another childish rant.

StarBoard: Beating Leverkusen and dropping points to Cardiff.
Where is the consistency?
Yet one head-boy wants me to be complimentary.
I'm not impressed.
The result came mostly as a result of playing Kagawa in the hole. Thay way we looked far sharper than we've been all season going forward.
Which is what some of us here have been advocating all season long.
It took so long for a manager to get it right and the resident Einstein wants me to give him credit.

I could swear it wasn't Moyes who picked that squad.
Like nitrogen said, let's see how our game vs Spurs pans out. Even if I was wrong about the result, it doesn't change my view on David Moyes.

nitrogen: Ruudie, dont be decieved! the 5:0 win over Leverkusen was just a fluke, don't forget that levekusen (even the whole burn-this-league-down) is shyte! watch out for our premier league game this weekend, after that game and some others (like five more games), we can come back here and talk, but for now, abegi!

Meanwhile I have always been saying this and I will continue to say it, 'fvck Moyes'

StarBoard: Is that meant to be funny?
A win vs Leverkusen is what is getting this one horn.y?
Please jare.
Where was the display vs West Brom and Southampton?

StarBoard: It should be an ugly sight tonight in Leverkusen.
Einstein,
Stop making excuses for someone who we know isn't suited for this job.

Kindly tell us one positive his tenure has highlighted since he took over.
Beating Arsenal shouldn't count because we aren't Everton. Wait, we are starting to look like Everton.

StarBoard: We're gonna get molested on a high level. Not with bros Gollum insistent on fielding Giggs at every opportunity and wild Samoan Rooney on the loose, generally disrupting things for us.

StarBoard: LMAO.
Leave those muppets who believe AV is best.
they know nothing about tactics/formation. We're talking about advanced formations and palm-wine drinkards are here mentioning a limited Valencia.

For goodness sakes, this Gollum don tire me.
Now might not be a bad time to give Anderson some playing time. But He won't field him over Phil Jones if he's available.

StarBoard: I'm sure you're not just realising how inept the dude is.
But maybe you are prepared to give him benefit of doubt.
I saw Leverkusen in action last weekend vs Hertha Berlin.
Contrast what we saw on Sunday and we might not be looking forward to tonight.

superstar1: What formation can actually accommodate Rvp Rooney and Kagawa, with Kagawa playing in the hole, his most natural position?


Less tinker with formations a little bit.

Purist: Moyes:

"Sometimes Wayne might need to play up front and Shinji will play behind. We have to make sure we have alternatives if Wayne or Robin [van Persie] are injured. Shinji was excellent tonight but he's also good on the left."

I guess this means we'll keep seeing Kagawa on the left than in the hole.

coogar: i have told you moyes' tongue is permanently buried up rooney's arsë. with tonight's performance, kagawa should forever be the man in the hole. rooney/RVP should fight for the arrowhead or rooney should go left.

There were several stand-out performances in Manchester United’s unusually comfortable hammering of Bayer Leverkusen.

Wayne Rooney with his trio of assists; Jonny Evans with his imperious defensive display and goal; the bounding wide duo of Antonio Valencia and Nani; the hitherto ostracised Shinji Kagawa, freed from the shackles of the left and allowed to roam in his preferred position.

It was an excellent team display, the best United have mustered under David Moyes, with much of the improvement down to a shift in formation resulting from Robin van Persie’s injury: Rooney adopted his central striker’s position, with Kagawa excelling behind and Nani relishing an opportunity that has been strangely absent this season.

But the most significant display was arguably that of Ryan Giggs.

While none of his actions were particularly eye-catching before that delightful assist for Nani’s goal, Giggs’ showing of energy, discipline and leadership was quite astounding for a man about to turn 40.

In two days’ time Giggs will be of an age when most outfield players are either long retired, or knocking about at a far lower level than Europe’s premier club competition; he will be of an age where most of us struggle to get up and down a five-a-side pitch let alone the sizeable BayArena.

The Welshman’s age is often raised when United’s more callow personnel come unstuck under pressure. His poise and calm is lacking among younger team-mates at key moments, a problem seen more frequently this season than in the Fergie era.



To read the full article - http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/pitchside-europe/giggsy-doing-himself-011208072.html

coded guy: I think Anderson is very fit and I was impressed with his cameo. I mean apart from the chance he missed he looked comfortable and mobile in that middle.

I hope Moyes gives him more chances.