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Elxandre:
The painful thing is I used my money to go watch it outside because PHCN refused to bring the light.

I may have to stop watching United play till next season.
Never have I seen a more hopeless coach and an even more useless board that has refused to fire him because of their useless politics.

What has Herrera done to deserve this treatment?
The guy is obviously the most mobile senior midfielder we have, yet he's always on the bench at the slightest instance.
Carrick is ahead in the pecking order, but he can't even run a yard without dying of Asphyxia.
Felliani comes and gets an automatic spot too.

Herrera-Schneidelin-Mata

and we would have controlled this game easily.

What has Rashford done exactly too to deserve benching Lingard for him?
Okay why not even play Rashford as CF and bench Depay instead?

Thank God Di Maria saw the light and fled for his life, else he would prolly be playing LB by now.

Useless philosopher with dull English fans that can't protest and send this man back to Holland.

And no, Giggs must never get the job, because he obviously accepts the stupid line ups, else why hasn't he resigned?

xpirence:
how much and where is the location of the car?

Lazio President “I signed Felipe Anderson for €8m and have already re-sold him for €60m,” “Next year he’ll go to Manchester United

elampiro:
Last season he moved Sociedad from relegation to middle table, at some point. You didn't mention that.

Talking about playing pattern. This was what you guys said when LVG was coming. I remember there was a lenghty article about Gaal's playing pattern, how his players can control game, do not give possession awayion over the opponents which guarantees game control, etc. So how had having a pattern help us and having a world class coach.

Also Everton had a pattern. Everton played a high tempo football, and they were the most feared outside the top four. When City beat United every day, Everton used ten men to dominate City and won 2-0. I think Moyes would have done better if given a second season, perhaps we would have saved ourselves the financial wastages of the last two summers.

Again if you look at Chelsea, you would understand that it's possible for a team to move from number 1 to mid table.

elampiro:
But some of the players were past it. Ferdinand and Vidic have not played football since that time. Evra is using idea to cope in slow paced Seria A. I have not heard of Buttner, Fabio again. Evans, Smalling, Carrick, Cleverley and Fletcher were never fit. Van Persie couldn't work with him.

And I look at how Everton has struggled ever since with better spending, I wonder if Moyes is really bad.

elampiro:
If tess1 see Moyes for road, na war be that.

elampiro:
"I knew Manchester United need to qualify for the Champions League," Moyes told Sky Sports .
"They are a club of status and want to be at that level, if not more. They want to be winning it if they can, never mind qualifying for it.
"That's what happens at Manchester United. It's that level."
United returned to Europe's elite club competition following a fourth-placed finish under Van Gaal last term, but they appear likely to miss out on the competition for the second time in three campaigns after a 2-1 loss to relegation-threatened Sunderland on Sunday, a result that left the Red Devils six points off fourth-placed Manchester City.
Moyes did express some sympathy for Van Gaal's plight and criticised the media for its of the ex-Ajax, Barcelona and Bayern Munich coach.
"There's so much media attention on Louis van Gaal just now," Moyes said.
"When I lost my job, he was lauded by everybody in football - by you people, the media and everybody else. Now many of you are the ones saying he should lose his job.
"If you got to Manchester United, that's what you get. You get an awful lot of media attention, but I still believe I was the right person to take the job."

Lol

chrisley024:
Kante is the best DM in the league this season.

chidexxy007:
You guys just got me confused the more... Which one I wan take nw...

Ryan Giggs absent from Old Trafford: Manchester United assistant on compassionate leave

Ryan Giggs was absent for Manchester United's game against Stoke City due to a family illness.

It was noted that the assistant manager had not taken up his usual seat in the Old Trafford dugout alongside Louis van Gaal, even sparking rumours that he was set to be appointed as Celtic manager.

However the reason for the former player's absence was compassionate leave due to a family illness.

Giggs missed a fine performance from Manchester United.

chidexxy007:
nice game from the boys today. Hope this continues.
why wasn't Giggs on the bench.

SailorXY:
Jamie Vardy!

Booombah Leicester 1 Liverpool 0

weedtaker:
I actually don't know, i've not watched him b4, but he's rated highly.

chrisley024:
Louis van Gaal was twice talked out of resigning as Manchester United manager over the Christmas period, having to be convinced to stay by chief executive Ed Woodward.

SailorXY:
May his new found form live long

tng:
Wonder who RA is sending a txt to

Chestar5:
I for no watch dis match ihn cum b lyk say na me give chelsea bad luck

codedguy1:
I won't feel bad if we finish 10th with Giggs as the coach, atleast would have excuses like he was inexperience and that it was a learning curve for him than to have this stubborn big headed LvG with his useless philosophy feeling like he knows what he is doing while we continue to slide down the table playing really boring football.

Mentioning our name with the likes of Barca, Madrid and Bayern for simply football reasons seems like a joke these days.

How can a supposedly experienced coach trim his squad to the bearest minimum in a league where they have no winter break and can't get players to execute his useless philosophy after spending 250M.

Imagine the guy saying fans were leaving the stadium early becuse of traffic! When has that ever happened. It is tantamount to DM saying United want to be like City.

I don tire for the guy I dey tells you!

Chestar5:
no o, its colgate