i think you mean run ragged.All I’m saying is the past two consecutive games against you lot has me seeing you in a different light. I no longer feel like we’d be run rugged.
he's got to call it a regeneration project to get the taxpayers cashAnd the PR spin and hype continues via Sly Sports.(video)
Lord Sebastian Coe says Manchester United’s Old Trafford development "could easily be the largest regeneration project in Europe".
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Manchester United: Lord Sebastian Coe says Old Trafford development 'could easily be the largest regeneration project in Europe'
Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force chair Lord Sebastian Coe on Manchester Uniteds future plans: I think what we could get to is a regeneration project that is worthy of the name and could easily be the largest regeneration project in Europe.www.skysports.com
Poor Derrick. Around the turn of the millenium, he was faced with a decision many young kids face; he had to choose a team to support. His local team weren't up to much, so naturally like any unpopular kid at school looking to be more popular he chose the ones who were winning all the trophies at the time, and that most of the other kids at school seemed to support. Got the kit and everything.And yet we were the better team yesterday~
With no money in the exchequer, Reeves looking at every opportunity to claw back any kind of benefit, fiddling with tax thresholds, NI contributions and generally trying fill the coffers one way or another, there will be fuckin' uproar if the Rags have a penny of the taxpayers money! But I suppose yer don't get on the ST Rich list, live in Monaco and use yer own cash!he's got to call it a regeneration project to get the taxpayers cash
Is his first name Angel?What age is De Ligt ?
Analysis the FAC final, long hoof ball worked well forced a mistake between defender and GK The second goal was reasonably good, beyond it should never have happened as City didn’t press where they had been all season. The second half was different, the rags hardly got a touch and proved no real threat, even with the hoof ball. Alvarez missed a glorious chance to score which if it had gone in then City would have won the match I that I have no doubt, we just scored too late. Yesterday the kids didn’t give you a kick for 25 mins and, it was only the roughing up tactics aided by Gilet that allowed you back in the game. The only thing I took from yesterday was that there has been no improvement at Trafford aside from, an expensively assembled executive, hanging on, team; two of whom looked pissed off to be there and another who was excited to greet City playersBruno, Martínez, Garnacho, and Mainoo didn’t play a game in pre-season! Out of our back 4 yesterday, only Dalot and Martinez would be considered as starters. Furthermore, Martinez played out of position(played as an LB). Adding to that we played without a striker, hence the wastefulness in front of goal.
I’m not proclaiming “United are back,” but we have massively improved in the last 2 games against Citeh (this was arguably a better game than the FA final we won against you lot, with your team at full strength, btw), and there’s reason to believe we will continue doing so.
The patterns of play between the United players yesterday were impressive. Not long ago, City would walk through our side, and we, more often than not, knew we would be beaten when playing you guys. I don’t have that feeling anymore. That’s a massive improvement in my books.