I watched it in a boozer in south Manchester. Would have loved to have gone but my new job mixed up my start date.I should enjoy our magnificence in its own right but I do admit that I get even more delight from knowing that there will be united fans out there, watching that game, hoping for a Bruges win and ending up wondering how the fuck they are so far behind us in every aspect of the game.
It's so exciting to watch him very quickly adapt to his new role which is partly to have players come to him so he can make space for others who might have the spotlight more but wouldn't have it without his hard work. I thought it was a very quietly impressive, mature and tactically astute performance tonight, fair play to him.Aso another example of Grealish being quietly brilliant and allowing other players to come into the game more - he doesn't get big figures in this team but he's a brilliant foil for others. Considering he spent years being the big fish at Villa, he does the dirty work so willingly.
Embittered Rags, I'm loving every minute.BBC player of the match Jack Hendry ??????????????????????
Chorlton?I watched it in a boozer in south Manchester. Would have loved to have gone but my new job mixed up my start date.
There was a table of ‘cant get a ticket’ #TopReds who cheered every miss and refereeing outrage.
As soon as the second went in they drank up and fucked off sharpish, with jeers and a chorus of ‘Ole at the wheel’ ringing in their ears
Bitter pathetic twats. Who the fuck is jack hendry? I never noticed himBBC player of the match Jack Hendry ??????????????????????
He was the one who couldn’t get near Phil so resulted in trying to kick lumps out of him, won one decent header, then spent the night chasing shadowsBitter pathetic twats. Who the fuck is jack hendry? I never noticed him