Manchester Utd Thread

Decent enough start but for the love of God, if you put a plate down with a single half-spoonful of mashed potato, already loaded onto the spoon, and set it in front of a ravenous Marcus Rashford, and told him it was all he was getting to eat that evening, he'd still have trouble finishing his dinner.

Good performance tonight but it's stupid leaving two forwards on for the full 90 when the game is over since half time and United are thin up front anyway. 

Green Devil wrote: Matic - "His legs have gone" It seems to me that every player over the age of 30 nowadays have this line attached to them  Funny how Matic under both Jose and Ole, ran on average just under 12km per game (Feb 2019) but again you would be lead to believe his legs had gone if you listened/read lazy journalism, ex pro's spouting nonsense as per and your Twitter fans (lads who don't actually go to games) etc  Matic has never been quick either, so even if his pace did decrease slightly it wouldn't impact his game too much when comparing how it would to a wingers or full backs game.

True, but I do think he's lost that little bit that has made him slower to react, which I suppose could be considered the legs have gone

If they keep this form up they won't go down.

irishmufc wrote: United were good a missed a load of chances.  Didn't seem to be much in the tackle that injured McTominay. Must've landed awkwardly on his ankle.  If United can keep within 4/5 points of the top 4 coming out of Christmas, I'd take that.

Green Devil wrote: irishmufc wrote: United were good a missed a load of chances.  Didn't seem to be much in the tackle that injured McTominay. Must've landed awkwardly on his ankle.  If United can keep within 4/5 points of the top 4 coming out of Christmas, I'd take that.   Looking at United's fixtures they still have to play Spurs, City, Liverpool Chelsea, Arsenal and Leicester all away from home and have yet to play Spurs or City at home either. Really can't see them plugging a 9 gap point as it is on top of the above mentioned.

The team has been extremely up and down this year in terms of performances - put out the youngest side in the PL this season against Brighton. There are a lot of lads in that team with room to improve and reach potential. The Bournemouth result was a real kick in the teeth last week but generally the team has been playing well in recent weeks with some good away wins.

McTominay out for 4 weeks from the look of it

Was thinking about that on the way in this morning. Should Utd bite the bullet and get rid of OGS and get Poch before he ends up somewhere else? OGS more than likely wont see the start of next season, who do Utd go after then if Poch is elsewhere?