United Thread - 2022/23

[Bald fraud]

200m var plus a bit of confidence

Knowing they get every dodgy var decision definitely breeds confidence

 

[ctwrd]

Thought Arteta stupidly changed it at 2-1 and threw the game very Pep like. No need for those subs in my opinion at that stage

Like to see when pep has done that. He gets slated for not making subs on here all the time.

 

[chris85mcfc]

Can't just keep writing them off. A lot on here said they'd lose at least two of those last 4 games.

They're back....

Hahaha

 

[yeseye]

Gary chuckle just couldn't put his finger on what triggered the turnaround in form over the last few weeks?

Maybe the 3 or 4 hundred million they’ve spent might have something to do with it….!

 

[bladdered]

 

[Bluearmy]

Mate if you are going to try and understand what on earth Merson goes on about, you risk descending into a very dark and stupid place.

Yes it was a rookie error on my part… should know better

 

[Bluearmy]

Hes a dick

Succinct

 

[MikeF]

I’m gonna be pissed off if we don’t tonk these by at least 3 or 10 in a few weeks

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Think the fun for the most part is over I'm afraid. Solksjaer was as good as it's gonna get

As for those gloating about them trying to sign eriksen, not looking too shabby on a freebie is he...

That " freebie " apparently cost them £43m to sign him.

 

[mrbelfry]

Oleball looking good for United and will probably trouble all the teams that want to dominate possession . How long will ETH be happy playing that way?

Looks like the time to laugh at United is over at least until Maguire gets back in the team. I also have to laugh at the hyping of very basic things that United players do. Lee Dixon went nuts when Erikson, under no pressure, passed a ball 15 yards in a straight line through the nonexistent arsenal midfield to Fernandes. Kicking a ball should be in every footballers basic skillset and with the right coaching and patience McTominey will even learn it