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Like this genius...
Yeah...Mathematician said:In our last two games, the refs gave 4 minutes and play went on for another 2. Now Spurs score in the 4th minute of a 3-minute added time.
We didn't.
Like this genius...
Yeah...Mathematician said:In our last two games, the refs gave 4 minutes and play went on for another 2. Now Spurs score in the 4th minute of a 3-minute added time.
Not sure United fans have a foot to stand on to complain about added time.Like this genius...
Yeah...
We didn't.
I don't know Bomber, seems a valid question to me... ?cyberman Full Member
I wonder if Poch would swap it for a draw and an uninjured Deli
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I don't know Bomber, seems a valid question to me... ?
It’s more that it’s a weird hypothetical question to pose. You could ask that about every game ever where there was an injury to a major player (and gone on to win a game).
You're probably rightI rexkon Poch would've still wanted the 3 points. No guarantees of points with Alli if he was fit for next few games.
What on earth is their problem with Winks?
Out of interest, what do you think Poch would have preferred?
I think the fact that some of you keep accessing and reading their forum gives them some sort of validation that we are peers.Those Leicester comments are genuinely fascinating. Their whole fan base seems lost, like they don’t know what their identity is anymore. They won the league and are still largely irrelevant, which probably feels worse than being irrelevant but believing you can change that.
They probably hate us simply because we’re still in the conversation whereas their season is over before the end of January.
There was this classic though on ArseMania
Tim Ream is one of the worst CB's I've ever seen in the Prem. Slow as molasses, couldn't read a children's book and couldn't mark a practice exam. He's a shambles.
Taylor Gang Gunners, Yesterday at 5:56 PM
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I really don't get the sentiment from opposing fan and pundit alike that our squad is thin or we have no depth. I mean, we've had injuries all season and we're still reasonably comfortable in third. Obviously it's going to look like you have no depth when everyone is fucking injured.
The current state of affairs:I think the fact that Nkoudou just made such an important contribution to our season confirms that we, in fact, have squad depth.
The current state of affairs:
Lloris Gazzaniga Vorm
Trippier Aurier Walker-Peters
Alderweireld Foyth
Vertonghen Sanchez
Rose Davies
Winks Dier Skipp
Sissoko Wanyama
Eriksen Lamela
Dele Nkoudou
Son Lucas Sterling
Kane Llorente
The only glaring hole is that with just four experienced specialist CMs, having one as Wanyama with his fitness issues is a bit thin.
That’s an area where I’m torn. Lucas, Son, Dele and Lamela can all do that job to varyng degrees, so the question becomes whether Llorente is necessary, or any target man back up, or do we just invest in another pure AM for Llorente’s spot? It’s a tricky one, but I’d be tempted to stick with a traditional target man as even for the sake of a few moments in the system, it can make a significant different (see Llorente v Barcelona and PSV).Plus, at a push, one more attacking midfielder who can also play up-top to cover for Kane.
I think we'll be able to muddle through without that player (we have in the past), but it would make things a lot more comfortable.
They haven't said anything bad imo.Ha ha! Wow, forgot what an entitled bunch of twats Sports Entertainment Brand Manchester United's fans are. Worse than Liverpool. And that's saying something.