I thought it was the worst United team I have seen. I think they are clutching at straws. We had nine times more shots and they had one on target. A fair result would have been seven or eight one. Ten Hag is deluded. I didn’t see any plan other than hoofing the ball up front. Basically League One level stuff.
So original he uses a statement thats 30 years old....From the end of the BBC report this morning:
New co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said he wants to knock City off their perch. On this evidence, he is going to need a pretty long ladder to attempt that.
You might see this in another couple of threads.
They really are like Chemical Ali, him and Winter today. 'Move along, nothing to see here'.What match was he watching?
We played well but should have scored many more. We were more clinical last season in the 6-3. The Match of the Day analysis was absurd and so were the comments by Ten Haag. He is like Chemical Ali.We averaged a shot nearly every 3 minutes & they are being praised by everyone. I’m startled how the media gaslights the public that this was close…. Staggering.
I’ve also heard about Evans going off was the problem. Evans went off from being twisted & turned until he could no longer move.
That’s a possibility. But it’s hardly a reasoned, objective or balanced scoring system. United were shockingly bad in that second half yesterday.I won't deny he is a total and utter bell-end of a journalist and an embarrassment to the media but he could have been marling players based on their abilities. We got equal scores because the result reflected the (mind the) gap between the two teams.
It wasn't the trophy just an ornament and a poor one at that, no handles and out of proportion.Why are there no ribbons on the trophy in the motd studio
I thought it was the worst United team I have seen. I think they are clutching at straws. We had nine times more shots and they had one on target. A fair result would have been seven or eight one. Ten Hag is deluded. I didn’t see any plan other than hoofing the ball up front. Basically League One level stuff.
Got to give some credit to the likes of Liverpool, Spurs, Arsenal and Chelsea - at least they attempt to take us on.
It was the most organised I've seen united and also they worked as a team more than usual. However, there's no denying they played like a League Two team trying to keep the score down.
I could understand it a bit when they were ahead, but nothing changed after we equalised, and then when losing they just seemed to accept it. Out of their depth.