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...this could really finish the project of vanity that has been mr moanereenio
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seriously-no idea and liverpool@2.14 seems short,draw@3,55,utd@3.9,early thoughts
I'm not sure these early season Europa League qualification deciders are of much interest anymore
just you do a bit in the cl sunshine,not the little whimper of last year
Rommel your Lucifer scouse tongue has started singing to soon
jose might get a bit anal,hes probably at anfield now with a lorryload of bricks
at 12.55,when af throws his hands up,stilllllllllll a classic
just be thankful anfield doesnt have a roof the long highballers from choker could do some damage
Fewest long balls (35+ yards) attempted in the Premier League this season: Arsenal (273) Man United (327) Swansea (334) Stoke City (338)
This thread is like a drop in centre for the mentally ill.
If Jose can find an xi capable of parking the bus, that 11/4 Man U could look very big
Lets not forget LvG found a way to win at anfield last jan...
Lets not forget LvG found a way to win at anfield last jan...
even at this stage of the season a long way back for united if they get beat here. could be miles behind the top 4 positions given the other fixtures next weekend
Okay cats lets talk turkey
If Burnley can beat Liv off 20% ball i think there has to be an argument that Jose can pick an xi out of that Man U squad to win off double that amount of possession.
Liv hi tempo pressing game relies on the opposition to come out and play.
If you park the bus and defend deep then that tactic becomes redundant.
Factor in LFC historic inability to defend cross balls and set pieces and then it behoves us as punters to entertain the away win here.
This was the xi when Man U won at anf january
DdG
Young
Smalling
Blind
Darmian
Scheiderlin
Fellaini
Ander
Lingard
Martial
Roo
Liv were under a bit of a cloud at the time, with injuries and fitness issues but taking that as a template there at least two upgrades in selection Mourinho can make..
Namely Pogba and Zlatan coming in for poss Schneiderlin and Rooney
Starting to look good..
Back 4 ought to be much more solid too.
Bailly and Smalling look just about good enough if protected by a midfield 3 of Pog, Ander and Fellaini.
I would think Blind would be shunted out to left full back with TOni Valencia on the right.
Shaw hasnt played since the watford debacle and is unlikely to return in this one.
Obv De Gea picks himself.
That just leaves the awkward question of who does Jose put out wide up front to feed the big swede?
Simultaneously they must have the work rate to track back and protect the full backs as the liv pair are going to be bombing forward.
This pretty much rules out most of the star forwards in the squad, Martial, Rashford, Mata, Memphis I am afraid.
Big fan of young Lingard.
He can do a job on either wing.
Rest of the squad not exactly choc a bloc with outstanding candidates for this role..
Only obvious one is Ashley Young although I wouldnt put it past Jose to stick Fosu-Mensa or Rojo in as full backs and have Toni V and
Blind pushing forward into a midfield 5.
Either way
I believe there is a Man U xi that can nick this
GK DdG
RB Toni V/Fosu-M,
CB Bailly,
CB Smalling,
LB Blind/Rojo
MF Pog,
MF Ander,
MF Fellaini
RW Young/Toni V/Lingard,
CF Z,
LW Lingard/Blind.
The chinese military tactician Sun Tzu did say something along the lines of
'We have done everything in our power to preclude the possibility of defeat. Now it is up to the opponent to allow us the possibility of victory'.
You would think its a lesson that has been applied by Jose throughout his career.
Look at his Chelsea team. It went toe to toe with the best Barca side of all time and I think if you take all matches between the two
the results were pretty even.
Beating Liv ought to be more straightforward.
Jose has always talked about how in big games it is the team that makes fewer mistakes that triumphs.
The onus will be on the home side to attack, making them more vulnerable in the face of discipline and organisation.
Lot of talk about City, Liv and my Spurs this season with their hi tempo football representing a new kind of football.
Suggestions are that Jose has gone at the game...
Anyway we will find out in 7 days. I believe we will know from his team sheet if Mou still has the goods..
See you on the other side suckers!!
If Burnley can beat Liv off 20% ball i think there has to be an argument that Jose can pick an xi out of that Man U squad to win off double that amount of possession.
Liv hi tempo pressing game relies on the opposition to come out and play.
If you park the bus and defend deep then that tactic becomes redundant.
Factor in LFC historic inability to defend cross balls and set pieces and then it behoves us as punters to entertain the away win here.
This was the xi when Man U won at anf january
DdG
Young
Smalling
Blind
Darmian
Scheiderlin
Fellaini
Ander
Lingard
Martial
Roo
Liv were under a bit of a cloud at the time, with injuries and fitness issues but taking that as a template there at least two upgrades in selection Mourinho can make..
Namely Pogba and Zlatan coming in for poss Schneiderlin and Rooney
Starting to look good..
Back 4 ought to be much more solid too.
Bailly and Smalling look just about good enough if protected by a midfield 3 of Pog, Ander and Fellaini.
I would think Blind would be shunted out to left full back with TOni Valencia on the right.
Shaw hasnt played since the watford debacle and is unlikely to return in this one.
Obv De Gea picks himself.
That just leaves the awkward question of who does Jose put out wide up front to feed the big swede?
Simultaneously they must have the work rate to track back and protect the full backs as the liv pair are going to be bombing forward.
This pretty much rules out most of the star forwards in the squad, Martial, Rashford, Mata, Memphis I am afraid.
Big fan of young Lingard.
He can do a job on either wing.
Rest of the squad not exactly choc a bloc with outstanding candidates for this role..
Only obvious one is Ashley Young although I wouldnt put it past Jose to stick Fosu-Mensa or Rojo in as full backs and have Toni V and
Blind pushing forward into a midfield 5.
Either way
I believe there is a Man U xi that can nick this
GK DdG
RB Toni V/Fosu-M,
CB Bailly,
CB Smalling,
LB Blind/Rojo
MF Pog,
MF Ander,
MF Fellaini
RW Young/Toni V/Lingard,
CF Z,
LW Lingard/Blind.
The chinese military tactician Sun Tzu did say something along the lines of
'We have done everything in our power to preclude the possibility of defeat. Now it is up to the opponent to allow us the possibility of victory'.
You would think its a lesson that has been applied by Jose throughout his career.
Look at his Chelsea team. It went toe to toe with the best Barca side of all time and I think if you take all matches between the two
the results were pretty even.
Beating Liv ought to be more straightforward.
Jose has always talked about how in big games it is the team that makes fewer mistakes that triumphs.
The onus will be on the home side to attack, making them more vulnerable in the face of discipline and organisation.
Lot of talk about City, Liv and my Spurs this season with their hi tempo football representing a new kind of football.
Suggestions are that Jose has gone at the game...
Anyway we will find out in 7 days. I believe we will know from his team sheet if Mou still has the goods..
See you on the other side suckers!!
My ratings produce these odds
| Liverpool | 2.16 |
| Draw | 3.66 |
| Man United | 3.79 |
Its really their 'cup final' Im afraid. For me as a United fan, I see this like a Burnley game or away on a rainy night at the riverside
Not really that concerned if we only picked up the solo point tbh. In the greater scope of things we will pick up more bigger points elsewhere, and shouldnt really concern ourselves with mid-table fare.
As I stressed before its their cup final really and hopefully they will enjoy their big night without causing too much trouble
.. So we will play for 90 minutes, wait for the final whistle and then we will move onto more important things.
Not really that concerned if we only picked up the solo point tbh. In the greater scope of things we will pick up more bigger points elsewhere, and shouldnt really concern ourselves with mid-table fare.
As I stressed before its their cup final really and hopefully they will enjoy their big night without causing too much trouble
.. So we will play for 90 minutes, wait for the final whistle and then we will move onto more important things.
Oct 11, 2016 -- 11:01AM, TheBetterBettor wrote:
Its really their 'cup final' Im afraid. For me as a United fan, I see this like a Burnley game or away on a rainy night at the riversideNot really that concerned if we only picked up the solo point tbh. In the greater scope of things we will pick up more bigger points elsewhere, and shouldnt really concern ourselves with mid-table fare.As I stressed before its their cup final really and hopefully they will enjoy their big night without causing too much trouble.. So we will play for 90 minutes, wait for the final whistle and then we will move onto more important things.
the grey drab potless little hater getting his real BIGGGGGGGGGGG excuse in early,youre a knave and a fool sir
" then we will move onto more important things"
good to see United supporters taking the Europa League seriously
good to see United supporters taking the Europa League seriously
this is classic be**endery from the forum utd clown.....Not really that concerned if we only picked up the solo point tbh. In the greater scope of things we will pick up more bigger points elsewhere, and shouldnt really concern ourselves with mid-table fare.
City aren't even playing United but yet all themover can talk about is United
Get it out of your system you sad potless fantasist.
Get it out of your system you sad potless fantasist.
Oct 11, 2016 -- 1:01PM, OnePercenter wrote:
City aren't even playing United but yet all themover can talk about is United Get it out of your system you sad potless fantasist.
op this is an equal opportunities fred for sad manc fantasists
I wondered what my stalker had to say, his usual gibberish. I didn't realise people can only talk about United when their team is playing them! What a total nutter he is
90% of your posts are about United. You are a sad potless ABU fantasist.
Oct 11, 2016 -- 1:40PM, OnePercenter wrote:
90% of your posts are about United. You are a sad potless ABU fantasist.
mover what an insult,id be proud to be insulted like that
I can understand rommel's ABU obsession but themover isn't even a City fan he's just some tossspot bedsit dweller from some nowhere northern town.
i think we can win but id snatch the draw off you now,sad but true,to lose these is a chocker with awfffulnesss
...and that 1st half agin the swans was ghastly,so gotta come oot fighting
As long as you don't start calling Jose nasty names especially that one about his coat 
That he which hath no stomach to this fight,
Let him depart; his passport shall be made
And crowns for convoy put into his purse:
We would not die in that man's company
That fears his fellowship to die with us.
This day is called the feast of Crispian:
Let him depart; his passport shall be made
And crowns for convoy put into his purse:
We would not die in that man's company
That fears his fellowship to die with us.
This day is called the feast of Crispian:
This day is called the feast of Crispian:
He that outlives this day, and comes safe home,
Will stand a tip-toe when the day is named,
And rouse him at the name of Crispian.
He that shall live this day, and see old age,
Will yearly on the vigil feast his neighbours,
And say 'To-morrow is Saint Crispian:'
Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars.
And say 'These wounds I had on Crispin's day.'
Old men forget: yet all shall be forgot,
But he'll remember with advantages
What feats he did that day: then shall our names.
Familiar in his mouth as household words
Harry the king, Bedford and Exeter,
Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester,
Be in their flowing cups freshly remember'd.
This story shall the good man teach his son;
And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by,
From this day to the ending of the world,
But we in it shall be remember'd;
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition:
And gentlemen in England now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
He that outlives this day, and comes safe home,
Will stand a tip-toe when the day is named,
And rouse him at the name of Crispian.
He that shall live this day, and see old age,
Will yearly on the vigil feast his neighbours,
And say 'To-morrow is Saint Crispian:'
Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars.
And say 'These wounds I had on Crispin's day.'
Old men forget: yet all shall be forgot,
But he'll remember with advantages
What feats he did that day: then shall our names.
Familiar in his mouth as household words
Harry the king, Bedford and Exeter,
Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester,
Be in their flowing cups freshly remember'd.
This story shall the good man teach his son;
And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by,
From this day to the ending of the world,
But we in it shall be remember'd;
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition:
And gentlemen in England now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
"So where is this new areshole?"
you will find him on the next post after yours.
you will find him on the next post after yours.
well after 16k+ attempts i think its fair to congratulate the w4nkrag that is rommel on finally posting something funny,in the words of Sir Alex,"well done".
José Mourinho criticises ‘cautious’ Liverpool after bore draw at Anfield
• Manchester United’s 35% possession was their lowest since 2003
• Jürgen Klopp: ‘Best news is we have a point and a clean sheet, nothing else’
• Manchester United’s 35% possession was their lowest since 2003
• Jürgen Klopp: ‘Best news is we have a point and a clean sheet, nothing else’
...the irony is,there were 3 points on offer to jm last night and he only really gave himself a chance of getting one
Oct 18, 2016 -- 1:25AM, patrick starr wrote:
well after 16k+ attempts i think its fair to congratulate the w4nkrag that is rommel on finally posting something funny,in the words of Sir Alex,"well done".
...patrick-more issues than donald trump
kiss it Burton and kiss your mate woolfies botty too
and you kiss Mr Murdoch, you know that spiv that allows you to watch your sorry team on tv instead og going. I bet he's kissing your subscription this morning anx
and you kiss Mr Murdoch, you know that spiv that allows you to watch your sorry team on tv instead og going. I bet he's kissing your subscription this morning anx
Burton I knew you were going to say that if only I had my winnings from the weekend on it
I always use my winnings to pay Rupert and his cronies.
don't you mean you pay him with your handouts anx
have a laff ffs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvgW6TRedes
Naughty naughty Burton no need to get personal even a toad like yourself should have some manners
Sky and the players desperate to gloss over an appalling game of football. It would be nice for once if they just admitted they were sh1t
Sometimes football is not pretty and no Liverpool or ABU tossspot is every going to find United getting a draw at An field entertain but the amount of bellyaching today has been truly wonderful.
Please keep it up
Please keep it up
wonder what fergie thought of that pile of shoitte last night and the shoitte outta dr deaths mouth fater
honestly thought i was having a fckn heart attack last night,all my chest was tight
workers regularly survive on 4 or 5 hours sleep anx
What would you know about work Burton your on here all day
I retired at 45 anx as you well know, I quite often did 12 hours with only 4 hours sleep.
i happen to know burton is an international jet-setting double agent businessman,getting it sucked in every port and pit-stop,just like bbc2 was
12 hours work and 4 sleeping who do you think you are James Fecking Bond
well as soon as I left school I decided against further education as I wanted hard cash. I set up on my own doing up an old pushbike which I sold for double the money, with the profits I got more cycles did them up and sold them just the same way. Eventually I then moved onto motorbikes, more work but much bigger profits. After a few years of that I then moved into motor cars and now you are getting into serious money indeed. When I was 44 my Grandmother died and let me everything in her will, I had aserious accident and got a fortune in damages and my wife sold her business at the same time. so remember anx luck can be better than hard work.
so remember anx luck can be better than hard work.
its a bit like bbc's career but without the success and the money,he started on bike-clips and stayed there
no everything from 44 onwards is totally true rommel
Burton I remember you saying something about an accident, im not at all jealous of you if you have had some good luck make the most of it , you live in cornwall don't you now
She opened a chippy in the US with my Grandad in 1946 after WW2, that's where she got started but she had a knack of buying land at the right money for development.
Real estate eh and a chip shop in America didn't know they were popular in the States
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