United Thread - 2022/23

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Couldn't give a fuck about united or maguire or de gea or ten bob

Hate the cunts

As for the abuse, it's wrong but nothing compared to what sterling got after signing for us although that was racism

So is the shit that we get as a club since we became relevant

Dont see much sympathy for city anywhere

Fuck the rag cunts and anything to do with em
 
That's why you never see a poor bookie
LOL, I am one-well a trader.
We don't set the odds volume does. The reason "you never see a poor bookie" is because of overround, we take around 108% stakes on all markets but only pay out around 100% leaving us with around 8% profit. No different really from how anybody that sells you something makes a profit.
 
I can't help thinking that Alice is a City supporter taking the piss. I have never seen her not wear sky blue on her stream....anyone know for sure? I have seen a few of her streams/rants by now and she is always in blue...;)
They Don't have red pyjamas in that ward.
 
As much as I hate agreeing with the likes of Goldberg, if you are under instructions to play out of the back, then there is nothing wrong with that pass, especially as Maguire was calling for the ball and, as we see with Pep’s tactics, passing in to a player on the centre edge of the box with opposition closing, and for them to then make good decision to layoff the ball wide, is often the best way to beat the press.

Ultimately, the blame resides with Maguire, who had plenty of space to take the ball and turn—as Rodri, Bernardo, Stones, and even Kev have done many times when the defenders over press and the layoff isn’t on—which would have opened the pitch right up. And on Ten Hag for instructing his team to play system that a few of them, including Maguire, simply do not suit.

Maguire is decent with the ball at his feet facing forward, outside of his box, and has space ahead of him to dribble. What he has never shown to be particularly good at is the quick one two/touch passing and decision making facing his own goal.

Naah. We agree on a lot most of the time, but that was on de Gea. We all know, and he knows, that he isn't good with his feet and we all know, and they both know, that Maguire has the turning circle of an oil tanker. Firstly, Maguire calling for the ball doesn't make it his fault, as some have suggested. I am assuming de Gea has a brain, here. Also, being told to play the ball out from the back doesn't make this ten Hag's fault. Again, assuming de Gea has a brain, there were other options. He must have seen the three pressers converging on Maguire and then he underhit the pass, so that they were nearly on top of him when he received it. There was nowhere for Maguire to go, unless we suddenly expect him to move like prime Nureyev and shimmy past three pressers into midfield. That was never going to happen.

De Gea's fault all day long.

As an aside, these balls from the keeper to a defender under pressure in centre field just outside the box give me the willies every time. I don't know who started this shit (Neuer?) but it has taken a couple of years off my life expectancy. It looks good when we do it because we have the keeper and defenders/midfielders to deal with it, but it will cost us at some point and when it does I can guarantee you that people will be saying, and quite rightly, that it was Ederson's fault for choosing the wrong ball.

No difference here especially when the players look like the Keystone Cops when they to play intricate football with their feet.
 
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