FA Cup Final | United (N) - Sat 3rd June 15:00 | Pre-Match Thread

[its a Barm]

Been so preoccupied with chumps league tickets this week that I've not been on this thread, do we have any injury update for our players.

 

[Chi-town blues]

Do Fernandes’s mental issues count?

I don’t know but 100% his deformed **** rat face counts

 

[cibaman]

Been so preoccupied with chumps league tickets this week that I've not been on this thread, do we have any injury update for our players.

They all trained yesterday

 

[Chi-town blues]

not sure if thats a positive or a negative! ;-)

What’s Philips got to do with this? ;)

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I'm around page 75, sadly it's time to get out of this thread....there are signs of flapping starting which will jack up over the next 36 hours.

Look, if we score (Haaland, KDB etc v St. Fishfinger, Wout Scrabble name etc) the same persentage of chances that both teams create there's fuck all to worry about .... we're looking at 4/5/6-1.

 

[Fordyboy46]

How many tickets did we end up with for this game, was it around 32k?

 

[theinvisibleman]

Antony I think

Taylor?

 

[herrock]

If we turn up and play like we did against Arsenal, Bayern and Madrid, it will be a very comfortable day.

 

[chickaroon]

Don't think so

Antony

 

[Tangled up in blue.]

The only problem will be the match officials and the city players losing the plot again.

We are the better team and they know it, this is why the officials will try and make it a level game,
I still get hot under the collar when watching the OT derby and how the match officials control the game, every close call for offside with the city players was flagged up straight away, Phil Foden twice was flagged but was level or onside, but every close united call was allowed to run and an outcome unfolded,

It's them little things you see in the game that show how much Manchester City have to beat the system first and then the team that we play,

But, if we put away half the chances we create, the officials will be immaterial