Broder Salsa
Banned
gimnasia pls
Crosses this weekend:
Munich: 11
A Madrid: 17
R Madrid: 19
Chelsea: 19
Juve: 21
Dortmund: 24
City: 39
United: 82
on twitter.Where did you get the stats? Also how many did Barcelona attempt today?
I can't believe today's result. Can't believe we conspired to draw two fucking all at home to Fulham.
on twitter.
didn't have Barca's. sorry mate
edit: http://www.fourfourtwo.com/statszone/23-2013/matches/707825/team-stats/179/2_ATTACK_01#tabs-wrapper-anchor
Barca 19 crosses - 3 successful.
I can't believe today's result. Can't believe we conspired to draw two fucking all at home to Fulham.
I can't believe today's result. Can't believe we conspired to draw two fucking all at home to Fulham.
The more concerning thing, other than too many crosses, is Moyes hasn't sorted United's defence and thats supposed to be Moyes strong point in management. 2 goals to Fulham? That's poor and the defending for the first goal.,,I can't believe today's result. Can't believe we conspired to draw two fucking all at home to Fulham.
The more concerning thing, other than too many crosses, is Moyes hasn't sorted United's defence and thats supposed to be Moyes strong point in management. 2 goals to Fulham? That's poor and the defending for the first goal.,,
shameful stuff, fell asleep. had many Jesus avatars:
Wow. A really big moment happened today in American sports. Michael Sam, who was one of the best defensive ends in college football this past season, came out as gay prior to the NFL Draft. There hasn't been a single major American athlete to come out while active so this is a massive, massive deal. Could be some major repercussions across sports in general!
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/10/s...ays-he-is-gay-ahead-of-nfl-draft.html?hp&_r=1
The kids a secret Liverpool fan. Never give credit to Liverpool
Love/Hate and all that
Edit:
"I've never seen so many crosses in one game in all my life."
I'm dying here.
The sad, confused look at the end of that line.
Moyes starting to lose the backing of fans now.
Wow. A really big moment happened today in American sports. Michael Sam, who was one of the best defensive ends in college football this past season, came out as gay prior to the NFL Draft. There hasn't been a single major American athlete to come out while active so this is a massive, massive deal. Could be some major repercussions across sports in general!
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/10/s...ays-he-is-gay-ahead-of-nfl-draft.html?hp&_r=1
Let's face it. There's not much in the way of personal charisma there. Nobody but a dawn-to-dusk window-licker is ever going to be a "fan of Moyes".
I mean, the man's not even an anti-hero. He's a work experience lad who has, over the course of a few months, repeatedly got his limbs caught in the machinery. Fuck him off now. I don't care if it involves a spasm of corporate embarrassment.
I'm put in mind of some nurk sitting in a car that won't fucking start and is starting to belch flames out of "loyalty".
Haha exactly. Seems like there's some sort of expectation at United that they have to give a manager time. If he was doing okay or even showing signs of positive change, then keep him, give him time. But all he's done over these 7 months is break all the wrong records. Constantly spewing the same nonsense after matches and seems inept at making any sort of tactical changes. Some doubts over whether the Glazers would get rid of him so soon, considering the club would have to pay a large sum to upon his exit.Let's face it. There's not much in the way of personal charisma there. Nobody but a dawn-to-dusk window-licker is ever going to be a "fan of Moyes".
I mean, the man's not even an anti-hero. He's a work experience lad who has, over the course of a few months, repeatedly got his limbs caught in the machinery. Fuck him off now. I don't care if it involves a spasm of corporate embarrassment.
I'm put in mind of some nurk sitting in a car that won't fucking start and is starting to belch flames out of "loyalty".
considering the club would have to pay a large sum to upon his exit.
My heart says Frogie should open his wallet.
Who should replace him?
Who should replace him?
Football GAF
or Martinez
RVP looked really alone too. He didn't seem to communicate much with other players. Morale is definitely the second issue on why we lost yesterday.
Meulensteen, who left United when Sir Alex Ferguson stepped down last summer, said: When I saw United today I thought the game-plan was quite straightforward get it wide, get it in.
If youre well-organised and the goalkeeper is in good positions to come and collect the ball, it can be easy [to defend against]. You need a little bit of creativity and a bit of variety at times to open [teams] up.
Anyone with respectable FM credentials and who promises never to play Young would already be better than Moyes.
Anyone with respectable FM credentials and who promises never to play Young would already be better than Moyes.
Football GAF
or Martinez/Klopp
This, coming from the man he 'sacked', just says it all really. Moyes never had the best in game management but this was just something else.
I wonder what his training sessions are like?
Edit: He's taking them to Dubai. Dave pls.
Edit2: Does this sound like Moyes United?
I'm starting to hate your opinoins! They suckI had thought Man Utd were favourites for 4th last week. But that performance yesterday was truly pathetic. There really is no hope for them.
My new favourites for fourth are Arsenal
I had thought Man Utd were favourites for 4th last week. But that performance yesterday was truly pathetic. There really is no hope for them.
My new favourites for fourth are Arsenal
God those training sessions sound dull as fuck. No wonder the players look devoid of life at the moment, they must be bored out of their minds. I bet he has them doing runs round the pitch for miles and miles as well.
'No team will ever out-run us'
New Manchester United first-team coach, Phil Neville, provided a low-down of these methods two years ago while playing under Moyes at Everton. They included being plunged into freezing rivers, running up sand dunes until the players are at a standstill, and sharp running in rivers covering distances between 100metres and 300m in what they called the horse shoe.
Neville has known players to be sick through all the physicality, but as he said, no team will ever out-run us. This is perhaps why Moyes Everton sides often did so well in the final months of a season, because they built up the energy to cope with the physical demands that the nine month season inevitably brings (11 months if you count pre-season training). Whether all this exertion knackered them out for the early parts of a campaign (Everton were often notoriously slow starters under Moyes) is open to debate.
I'm starting to hate your opinoins! They suck