After them drawing with Fulham, if we don't beat them, I give up.
After them drawing with Fulham, if we don't beat them, I give up.
Mikel Arteta: "I've never seen Arsène Wenger angrier than at Anfield." (Guardian)
It's ON!
Lol. Fulham built a brick wall, then they built a bus station, then they hired a fleet of buses and parked them all up. This was not a normal game.
Point being, we won't play like stoke or Fulham. This will be a proper football match, hopefully. You can't just do the Fulham drew with them therefore we'll beat them thing. That's like saying stoke beat them and we beat stoke so just add up the scores and that will be the result.
This won't be a stroll because we need to win which means we can't park eleven behind the ball and hope for a lucky break. Of course we should have enough to win.
Man U results this year:
Man Utd 1-2 Tottenham
Man Utd 1-2 Swansea (FA Cup)
Sunderland 2-1 Man Utd
Man Utd 2-0 Swansea
Chelsea 3-1 Man Utd
Man Utd 2-1 Sunderland (league cup, Man Utd knocked out)
Man Utd 2-0 Cardiff
Stoke 2-1 Man Utd
Man Utd 2-2 Fulham
Look at their results above, those teams didn't all park the bus, they beat them playing football in some cases, Man U have been poor and are there for the taking.
9 games, 3 wins (one led to them being knocked out of league cup, so not exactly a win) ,1 draw, 5 defeats
Hardly a fearsome record.
Wouldn't argue against the fact they are there for the taking. But don't paint them up as canon fodder.
I don't think they are cannon fodder for us, for two reasons
1) Our defeat on Saturday - this will whether we like it or not have an impact on confidence, no team concedes five goals and comes out of it unaffected
2) Our mental block against them - we more often than not don't turn up against them and barely create any chances, then one of their strikers pops up and grabs the points
In the end though I don't think you should expect anything other than a win when you're at home against a side who are 7th and in pretty poor form as well, when you're second in the table. I don't think they are much of a side however and if not for the above two reasons, we'd expect to beat them.
So if we beat them, all we have to look forward to is having the joy sucked out of the win.
Yay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iECCI...re=c4-overview
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#MoyesIN
Maureen :haha:
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I got home yesterday to find the score 2-2 and thought "lol". I thought hold on, if Fulham get a draw against them then we'll definitely get a win but then remember that that logic doesnt work when it comes to us Vs them. Man u re were fucking dire earlier in the season too but somehow, we managed to lose them even though we were top of the league and had won two massive games the week before.
Wenger is scared of Man ure, his record, esp in the last 10 years, is fucking terrible. His team selection for the away game was there for all to see when he played a defensive side and tried to get a draw. Our big players didnt turn up, we barely had a shot on goal and left OT with our heads down affer yet another defeat.
Im not expecting us to win, im hoping we stuff them of course but it just wont happen as long as the manager's approach doesnt change.
I'm not arguing with myself at all, I think we should beat them given the situation of both clubs, I just feel we make it harder for ourselves than we should due to being mentally weak.
I posted their record this year, 3 wins (one was a was in the league cup in which they ended up going out, so not exactly a win), 1 draw and 5 defeats, that speaks for itself.
since we last played united at home, there has been a 35 point swing in our favour.
Moyes :bow:
Swings :bow:
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Wenger: "We have no injuries from Saturday and we have Sanogo available again"
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Wenger: "Will I be going through Lime Street station again? Well, no. I feel they could improve the playing surface."
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WUMger smiling at the press conference.
What a bastard.
Let's be honest, they've been crap, but they will have more than enough reasons to raise their game against us as a team and that's without getting into the individuals. It's hard to call but only a win will do......and that is well overdue.
Tube strike called off.
Good for anyone who's going !
Good stuff. The stadium would be half empty without the Tube.
This will be Moyes' 50th encounter with a top 4 team. His win rate in the previous 49 is 0% (that's ZERO, as in none, categorically less than something, nothing at all).
Therefore we must win this for the good of football.
This. The reality is that Moyes will be happier going into this game than he would be with at least half of the league teams - all the more so on the back of Saturday's humiliation at Anfield. It shouldn't be - but it is indeed hard to call and that says it all about our latent brittleness, I'm afraid.