Lucas Moura is a brilliant dribbler. A player with his talent should've been in a much better position and a team at this stage of his career.
UEFA Champions League Quarter Final fixtures (9th - 10th, 16th - 17th April 2019)
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Because he's a moron.
Yeah, it's mainly Fernandinho though who constantly escapes punishment.
Probably needs a manager making a big deal about this publicly to put pressure on refs to do their jobs properly.
It looked one of those moments when you lose a ball, it gets you angry and then just enforce charge in on next guy who has a ball.
I'm delighted. It's just an injury. He'll recover.
Spurs are fecked.
That's a fair point, actually. Doesn't matter who it is or who the guy plays for, there is no need for it.
Spurs depth is ridiculously bad. They dont have a proper striker to sub in instead of Kane.
He was able to limp on one foot, so I am guessing it is not that bad.
That shot of City’s players warming up is terrifying.
Sterling is still such a frustrating player to watch.
Ridiculous announcing a VAR check like that to the crowd.
Damn straight.you're right too. Don't mind the white-knights on this forum always trying to take the moral high ground pretending they care when really they're secretly delighted.
This is an United forum, not a rival sympathy forum!
Do refs help Liverpool also in the CL ?
You’re being too kind.
You don’t celebrate an injury without being a cnut. You just don’t.
You can imagine the response if we started cheering in here when Pogba or Rashford gets injured...
Absolutely. De Bruyne and Sane would walk into every other team in the world.
Not wrong
Moral police out in force tonight.
Man the City players sure know how to milk a foul
It was a Phil Jones type of challenge there was honestly no need.
Well, it's still a United forum buddy
Cheaters everywhere.
Indeed, it's utterly classless.
Didn't the poster already mention that he doesn't care a feck about what others think of him.
Gundogan has been much better in this half.
Yeah, but this is a Manchester United forum. I'm not advocating celebrating an injury but it's completely different.
Even a 3-0 win doesn't favor Spurs. They'll bottle it anyway.
Dele Alli, once again, is fecking gash.
What is it he’s supposed to be good at?
What is it he’s supposed to be good at?
Man the City players sure know how to milk a foul
cnuts.
Delph thinks he's a hard man doesn't he
Hearing Liverpool have escaped a second handball in the area? I am shocked.
Yeah, same way our game at Everton later this month isn't really an away game .... we've played at Goodison loads of times.
Have you seen the Pogba thread? Half this board would be cheering his injury.
But I'm being facetious. You're absolutely right. It's a scummy thing to do.
Sadly Mahrez doesn't fit this system. Asking him to stick to a wide position really limits him. He should head over here.
Eh? He's been great.
Is there a more horrendously overrated player than Dele Alli?! He has saying he plays magical final third passes - on FIFA19 perhaps.
Not really. It has been that year
Lord above.
Come on, Porto. Just one goal. I'm not asking for much. You don't even have to win.