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United thread 2020/21
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Lovebitesandeveryfing
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The competition is so bad this campaign that alarmingly they could actually win it ffs
Yep. But the other side of that coin is that that is precisely why we could win it, whereas in most other seasons we would have been close to out of it if we had lost at, say, Everton.
blue b4 the moon
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Don't think refs falling for it is the correct term. More a case of the players facilitating for them to award pens.What i find odd is that whoever utd sign, from different countries, the minute they put a utd kit on they turn into cheating, diving and conning bastards.
Fernandes, cavani, mctominay, Fred, all different nationalities but they all do a triple somersault at the slightest touch and literally scream like a trapped animal.
Now this isn't in the players DNA, this is trained into them and drummed into them daily, that is the utd way, cheating cunts everytime they step over the white line.
Does it not surprise you how many penalties they get? Same with them tramps down the east lancs road!
It isn't coincidence, they are getting told to go down at every tackle and the refs fall for it everytime, and low and behold who are the top 2 now?
Stinks to high heaven.
What doesn't surprise me for anyone still in doubt it's all a fucking fix is that anything to give advantage to the both red shithouse teams is spotted even through a crowd of players or if necessary not seen to suit the agenda. I make a point of not watching either team for my tv's sake.
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Same here, just wait for threads when they have a fixture like tonight, my misdemeanours centred around circumstances of mass deaths, vigils, and referencing women’s genitaliaAh the tramps. I've been banned a few times from their thread, all my own doing as I can't stand them and it got the better of me.
I just try and give it a wide berth but it's tough :)
Horlocksleftpeg
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Not always but I’ve lost count of the amount of times players have had space to run in to ad have checked their run to pass back inside and slow down an attack.Do we have space to kick and run? We play possession game all we have to do is put away the chances.
So the one thing that legitimately concerns me about them is that the ghost of Mourinho still lives on.
We talk about their counter attacking, but there's another thing.
This was their XI against Wolves:
De Gea; Wan-Bisakka, Maguire, Bailly, Telles; Matic, Pogba, Fernandes; Greenwood, Cavani, Rashford MBE
The shortest player on that team is Fernandes, who is 5ft 10 inches (1.79m).
They are a team of relative giants. There were several times during the Wolves game that a Wolves attacker got forward and a large United player just muscled them off the ball. Even Traoré had his issues with this.
When games become a war of attrition over 90 minutes this becomes a huge factor. So when stretches of games or even a whole season of them become like that being larger becomes advantageous. This season especially, when every team (except Villa for some reason) have struggled due to COVID and the tighter schedule and the lack of preseason, United's physical advantage could be telling.
I don't expect them to be a serious challenger, but I do think this season is their best shot under Solskjaer. If Liverpool keep tripping up and we don't take advantage, the door is going to be wide open for them. Because you can be sure Chelsea and Leicester won't be doing anything about it, and Tottenham neither.
We talk about their counter attacking, but there's another thing.
This was their XI against Wolves:
De Gea; Wan-Bisakka, Maguire, Bailly, Telles; Matic, Pogba, Fernandes; Greenwood, Cavani, Rashford MBE
The shortest player on that team is Fernandes, who is 5ft 10 inches (1.79m).
They are a team of relative giants. There were several times during the Wolves game that a Wolves attacker got forward and a large United player just muscled them off the ball. Even Traoré had his issues with this.
When games become a war of attrition over 90 minutes this becomes a huge factor. So when stretches of games or even a whole season of them become like that being larger becomes advantageous. This season especially, when every team (except Villa for some reason) have struggled due to COVID and the tighter schedule and the lack of preseason, United's physical advantage could be telling.
I don't expect them to be a serious challenger, but I do think this season is their best shot under Solskjaer. If Liverpool keep tripping up and we don't take advantage, the door is going to be wide open for them. Because you can be sure Chelsea and Leicester won't be doing anything about it, and Tottenham neither.
ali benarbia's studs
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A club so Plundered and laundered with Financial activity, that they have to prop it up.
Fuck off ,they are shit. Few more spurs-esque results/thrashings will put them in their place.
Cheats.
Fuck off ,they are shit. Few more spurs-esque results/thrashings will put them in their place.
Cheats.
nellyonthewing
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You're right about the size thing. When they beat us 3-2 at home (the game where Sterling missed about 3 sitters) Poobag nodded in without even jumping .We are still weak at defending set pieces in the air and against them it could be our Achilles heel.So the one thing that legitimately concerns me about them is that the ghost of Mourinho still lives on.
We talk about their counter attacking, but there's another thing.
This was their XI against Wolves:
De Gea; Wan-Bisakka, Maguire, Bailly, Telles; Matic, Pogba, Fernandes; Greenwood, Cavani, Rashford MBE
The shortest player on that team is Fernandes, who is 5ft 10 inches (1.79m).
They are a team of relative giants. There were several times during the Wolves game that a Wolves attacker got forward and a large United player just muscled them off the ball. Even Traoré had his issues with this.
When games become a war of attrition over 90 minutes this becomes a huge factor. So when stretches of games or even a whole season of them become like that being larger becomes advantageous. This season especially, when every team (except Villa for some reason) have struggled due to COVID and the tighter schedule and the lack of preseason, United's physical advantage could be telling.
I don't expect them to be a serious challenger, but I do think this season is their best shot under Solskjaer. If Liverpool keep tripping up and we don't take advantage, the door is going to be wide open for them. Because you can be sure Chelsea and Leicester won't be doing anything about it, and Tottenham neither.
Penalties for, 1 after the final whistle FFS.
Balls going out of play, yet still result in a "legit" goal for them.
Penalties turned down for their opposition.
Bad tackles, throat grabbing. forearm smashes by them all going unpunished.
Then throw into the mixer that old chestnut "fergie time" leading to a deflected stuffy goal.
And there you have it folks, uShiteds title challenge 2020/21 is duely on
Balls going out of play, yet still result in a "legit" goal for them.
Penalties turned down for their opposition.
Bad tackles, throat grabbing. forearm smashes by them all going unpunished.
Then throw into the mixer that old chestnut "fergie time" leading to a deflected stuffy goal.
And there you have it folks, uShiteds title challenge 2020/21 is duely on
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