I used to be called 50p head in training back in the day, needless to say I was erratic in the air.
Manchester United vs West Ham United
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
I used to be called 50p head in training back in the day, needless to say I was erratic in the air.
I might actually ban you for:
1. Having dreadful sarcasm detection and
2. Calling for another member to be banned
He's clearly not though, some interesting commentary so far.
Just showed the line across the pitch, level with the last man, perfectly timed run.
Anyone think Hernandez should have finished it himself? Totally unselfish maybe knows how important it is for Rooney to hit the ground running.
Brought up that 'offside' goal about 14 times now.
Ban nick
I know, I don't understand where they get the commentators from.
it didn't look as clear cut to me as it did to others.
He was clearly onside.
That was poor from Buttner!
they will bring it up many more time, even more so it we only win by the one goal.
Buttner's close control lacking at times.
I really rate Diame, would be surprised if he's still there next season
Is it just me or has Buttner been very clumsy?
I think it shows Hernandez's attitude as well as the teams mentality of doing what is best for the team.
Did Diame play for Wigan this season (ie, can he not play for another club this season)?
Reading too much in that.
He clearly decided it was more likely to be a goal if he passes, and I think he was correct.
Anderson 
I always think that if someone is in a better position to score than you, you pass to them. Shows how much of a team player Hernandez is that he never looked like shooting once he knew Rooney was near him.
The football gods actually did us a favor by forcing this replay. It's a terrific tuneup match for a number of our players who needed quality work before we resume prem action v Tottenham.
Nice to see Jones and Smalling playing in the centre together for once, rather than one being shunted out wide to RB.
Bit late for that.
Agreed. He's also said in interviews loads of times that he doesn't care who scores as long as the team wins.
If it went in the back of the net, he made the right decision.
The correct decision by the lad from Guadalajara. You always choose the easy pass for the tap-in over a difficult shot on the full stride.
He signed for ham in the summer, but even if he had played for Wigan earlier in season why would that matter?
It was a sweaty goal.
Giggs is lovely when he has others to do the dirty work.
Great ball from Giggs.
Clever ball from Giggs there, shame Hernandez was off
Was Hernandez off there? Didn't look it.
He was, and it did look it.
Rafael doing ok in midfield.
Just intelligent play from him. Rooney had the easier finish.
Giggs is still quality if used the right way
Anderson just runs through people