United Thread - 2022/23

[Dobsy]

Brentford should have beaten them last season and it's their first home game of the year. Would be good.

Then Liverpool likely to tonk them the week after. They could be bottom.

 

[Pollocksheader]

Rashford is arguably the most overrated footballer in Premier League history.

He is utterly bottom half of the Prem material. Don’t get me wrong, a bottom half Prem player is still a good footballer, but the myth of this lad’s talents is as if he could play a big part for consistent serious title challengers. That’s a dafter notion than saying Wilfred Zaha could. I’d probably rate Zaha as slightly better than Rashford.

I don’t see anywhere he is considered rated to be overrated. He got battered after last weeks game along with all of last season. Nowhere near an England starting 11 either. He was hyped initially because for a player of his age he was scoring. He had great pace along with a decent finish. He doesn’t have neither nowadays and from what I see that’s widely accepted and stated quite often.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

It does make me laugh that any rag (known) you meet at work invariably say they “lost interest” in football or that they “fell out of love” with the game in recent years. Weird really!

We don’t have many Rag mates in our mates group, but all three of them are the same in that regard. “Football’s not as good as it used to be anymore”.

 

[waspish]

Rashford is arguably the most overrated footballer in Premier League history.

He is utterly bottom half of the Prem material. Don’t get me wrong, a bottom half Prem player is still a good footballer, but the myth of this lad’s talents is as if he could play a big part for consistent serious title challengers. That’s a dafter notion than saying Wilfred Zaha could. I’d probably rate Zaha as slightly better than Rashford.

You can’t argue with Zaha ball control Rashford hasn’t one

 

[Protein Junkie]

It's interesting though that Rag fans are already in the panic/revolt stage after one game. Did they really think that a new manager could work miracles overnight?

Yes probably !

 

[RACHACE]

Brentford comfortably beat Arsenal 2-0 in their 1st home game last season.

There's a great chance that they'll repeat that this weekend against that shithole of a club. Even a draw will probably see them in the bottom 3 once they've been smashed off Liverpool next weekend.

Oh happy days.

 

[daveyboybluemoon]

Chris Sutton has taken over from Lawro doing predictions on the BBC website... He's predicted Brentford to beat United 3-0 which proper made me laugh

(He's got us winning 5-0)

 

[MafeotulBlue]

The funny thing that all have to remember is, what I was saying to my mate yesterday as well. Despite the obvious bullshit surrounding them as a fan-base and hierarchy, their biggest problem actually boils down to one thing on the pitch.

I call them the 4 horse men of shite at the Old Swamp.

Harry Slabhead, Luke Meat-Head Ultra Wide 480p Shaw, Marcus Trashford and Scot Mcwhothefucktoldthiskidheisafootballer.

As long as these fuckheads are anywhere close to Premier League football, the rags will NEVER win any trophy. It's quite as simple as that.

 

[KentBlue]

They need to be patient and pray to God that they aren't relegated.

Well let's just hope God isn't listening.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Brentford should have beaten them last season and it's their first home game of the year. Would be good.

Then Liverpool likely to tonk them the week after. They could be bottom.

Their 1st 7 games include
Home Brighton Lost
Away Brentford,
Home Liverpool,
Away Southampton,
Away Leicester,
Home Arsenal,
Away Crystal Palace,

In all honesty I can only see them getting anything out of the Southampton and Leicester games which are both away.

If Brentford are up for it, Ivan Toney will rip Little and Large a new one
Liverpool will humiliate them.
If this happens as I think any confidence could vanish and this lot could become a lot worse than their not very good parts.

Dear Father please hear my prayer. Amen.