United thread 2017/18

[Blueknows]

They eased themselves into 6th last season does that constitute an upward trajectory from 5th ? Maths have never been one of my strong point.

last 4 seasons - 7th , 4th , 5th , 6th

 

[mat]

It's their title now.

We should all give up and hand it to em now....

 

[TabulaRasa]

Letting go doesn't mean forgetting....Surprise!! The new champions league format changes, just in time bet Gill had a hand this one also...

Club coefficient system

• A new system for the club coefficients: clubs are judged on their own records (deletion of the country share for individual club coefficient unless that coefficient is lower than 20% of the association's coefficient).
• Historical success in the competition will also be acknowledged in coefficient calculation (points for previous European titles with a weighted system for UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League titles)

Look forward? What to more cheating and favoritism shown by referees for your lot *can't wait*

Not interested In conspiracy theories tbh.

 

[mat]

Not interested In conspiracy theories tbh.

Of course not, as they don't affect your club.

 

[Leto]

It does

No it doesn't. Stop trying to sound smart. It doesn't mean a general body of work, it's specifically for artists.


oeuvre
/ˈəːvr(ə)/
noun
noun: oeuvre; plural noun: oeuvres

1. the body of work of a painter, composer, or author.
   "the complete oeuvre of Mozart"
   • a work of art, music, or literature.
     "an early oeuvre"

A football manager does not have an oeuvre. It'd be like saying the work experience of a doctor or a teacher is their oeuvre.

Your eye poking prick of a manager with his agicultural anti-football definitely does not have an oeuvre.

 

[Robinho's Subbuteo]

Not interested In conspiracy theories tbh.

Essentially ... <fingers in ears> "la la la ... I'm not listening."

 

[TabulaRasa]

No it doesn't. Stop trying to sound smart. It doesn't mean a general body of work, it's specifically for artists.


oeuvre
/ˈəːvr(ə)/
noun
noun: oeuvre; plural noun: oeuvres

1. the body of work of a painter, composer, or author.
   "the complete oeuvre of Mozart"
   • a work of art, music, or literature.
     "an early oeuvre"

A football manager does not have an oeuvre. It'd be like saying the work experience of a doctor or a teacher is their oeuvre.

Your eye poking prick of a manager with his agicultural anti-football definitely does not have an oeuvre.

Moving on.

 

[TabulaRasa]

Of course not, as they don't affect your club.

No because Im not here to get sucked into that type of conversation.

 

[old blue]

I've not heard Sanchez speak of his willingness to work with Guardiola at City yet.

Yes it's true that City are Assembling a great attacking side that walk on water, but you can't can't honestly say that we're not building a decent team either. If we Keep De Gea from Madrid and add a Sanchez type attacker with a Fabinho type midfielder.. we will be right up there come April. We've got a deep referee squad now so it's only a few constituents here and there to make us title challengers.

Slight edit.

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

No it doesn't. Stop trying to sound smart. It doesn't mean a general body of work, it's specifically for artists.


oeuvre
/ˈəːvr(ə)/
noun
noun: oeuvre; plural noun: oeuvres

1. the body of work of a painter, composer, or author.
   "the complete oeuvre of Mozart"
   • a work of art, music, or literature.
     "an early oeuvre"

A football manager does not have an oeuvre. It'd be like saying the work experience of a doctor or a teacher is their oeuvre.

Your eye poking prick of a manager with his agicultural anti-football definitely does not have an oeuvre.

He's had them oeuvre, though.