Seems every headline this morning is about their new hero, calling him an old trafford legend even.
Three games? Four? Not saying he's not good, but that's proper hot air up the red devil rectum journalism there.
Clickbait journalism at its finest, it appeals to all the rag/dipper lemmings that infiltrate that sorry excuse of a website. Part of me is somewhat happy we don't get the same treatment, its fucking insufferable and cringeworthy.
He obviously is a decent player but I've not actually seen anything above and beyond that yet for United.He looks a player though and why we were interested!
He's good enough for a 2nd rate team and not ours.He looks a player though and why we were interested!
Seems that way, the pen was always going to be given but he was halfway down to begin with. The laws would say Watford’s goal was rightly disallowed though, wondering why absolutely no re runs of Martial being offside though. Very close, won’t see the light of day like the Salah one against us.
The levels of sycophancy on the Utd fansite called BBC Sport is ridiculous. One fucking game against the second bottom side that we beat 8-0 and it's hailing Fernandes as a new hero and the next Scholes. One fucking game. Against a team as good as relegated.
We need Chelsea to win as many games as possible between now and the end of the season.
You missed out slabhead mauling and molesting Deaney before the handball, it should have been a penalty to Watford.
Coming late to this but it is amazing the gaslighting perpetrated by most of the media on behalf of the Rags.
Even Rebecca Lowe on NBCSN, who I generally like as a presenter/pundit, described the Fernandes penalty (as they were showing a replay that showed he was falling and dragging his leg before Krul *barely* touched his foot) described the incident as “stonewall”. Had it been Raheem the debate would have been “was he being dishonest” and “not all contact in the box should be a penalty”.
Don't know what it is with the rags. Whenever they get a new player they are always the "New" this that or other player from the past. On the radio this morning Fernandes was described in a quote from a rag source as a cross between Scholes and Veron. A quote that clearly shows their stupidity and fixation with the past but also their constant manipulation of history. Correct me if I am wrong but wasn't Veron another expensive mistake who the fans couldn't wait to get rid of.The levels of sycophancy on the Utd fansite called BBC Sport is ridiculous. One fucking game against the second bottom side that we beat 8-0 and it's hailing Fernandes as a new hero and the next Scholes. One fucking game. Against a team as good as relegated.
We need Chelsea to win as many games as possible between now and the end of the season.
In layman’s terms, Veron was a donkey, who I don’t think had one decent game for the rags.Don't know what it is with the rags. Whenever they get a new player they are always the "New" this that or other player from the past. On the radio this morning Fernandes was described in a quote from a rag source as a cross between Scholes and Veron. A quote that clearly shows their stupidity and fixation with the past but also their constant manipulation of history. Correct me if I am wrong but wasn't Veron another expensive mistake who the fans couldn't wait to get rid of.
More penalties do not equate to more goals, sadly.Sadly it’s not been used much for that scenario has it, the World Cup was great because it pulled up all the messing in the penalty area. Meant more penalties and more goals, what football is about.
In layman’s terms, Veron was a donkey, who I don’t think had one decent game for the rags.
If the new "messiah" is half as shit as Veron was, I’ll be happy.
OK then, he was a donkey when he was wearing a rag shirt, just like di Maria, Falcao, Birtles, Davenport and many others over the years.Veron was class, just did not work out for him in England. He was not the first and will not be the last. He was nowhere near a donkey though imo.
OK then, he was a donkey when he was wearing a rag shirt, just like di Maria, Falcao, Birtles, Davenport and many others over the years.