After 300 shots Foden scores.
Premier League Gameweek 27
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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.
Embarrassing from Rashford.
I know right. Hard to watch...case and point proven by Foden. Fantastic goal that.
Rashford, just as I was bigging you up. 
Just like Moana, you remembered who you are.
Just like Moana, you remembered who you are.
Man Utd defend too deep
Rashford is infuriating look at that attempt at clearing the ball.Rashford, just as I was bigging you up.
Just like Moana, you remembered who you are.
I know what happens next if I turn this match on but here goes
Why do I bother
Well done.
I gotta stop watching both City and Pool games in one week. Onana could have done better there..
Inevitable. Just have to do it ourselves. Sick of their clutch players bailing them out time and time again though. If it’s not Haaland digging them out, it’s Rodri or this little prick.
Sorry United fans
Yeah Kelleher would save that. Anyway, thanks for trying Utd, you have it your best. Could ask for no more. And crucially kept the goal difference down (mockers?).
Man Utd deserved that. I’ve seen more ambition from a Sean Dyche team.
Still not over, United now will push forward and can still get something.
Not with Amrabat on the pitch. Football is firmly a spectator sport for him looking at his running. Utd have lost the drive they had earlier.
Foden like everyone else knew Antony was absolutely turning backward there, easy work to take the ball off him
Foden channelling his PEDs well there.
Look at the set up at City, look at City's squad, then look at ours and their bench and ours. It will take years to get to that level. A lot of patience is needed because we will not be doing it the way they have.
I take it back. Amrabat can still get an assist. Set Haaland up beautifully.
City upped their game in the right moment of the season.. It will be a glorious battle next week at Anfield..
They're not last season's team but yeah they've been dominant here
Whooooosh!
When is united going to be united again. The one I used to loathe. Wake up
Was watching the second half. Two incidents caugtht my eye.
1. Mctominay receiving a pass in a good position in the city half and then passing it straight back to the united half instead of trying to see the passing options
2. Forson receiving the ball in a counter opportunity and completely fails to trap and receive the pass and loses possession.
It seems most of these players can't perform the very football basics in a pressure match. Wonder what Ten Hag has been coaching them. The first things you notice of a good coach is that the players, even the average ones, are doing the basics right and playing to his idea,
1. Mctominay receiving a pass in a good position in the city half and then passing it straight back to the united half instead of trying to see the passing options
2. Forson receiving the ball in a counter opportunity and completely fails to trap and receive the pass and loses possession.
It seems most of these players can't perform the very football basics in a pressure match. Wonder what Ten Hag has been coaching them. The first things you notice of a good coach is that the players, even the average ones, are doing the basics right and playing to his idea,
City potentially could sew the league up in the next few weeks. If Liverpool have to put a team out like they had to yesterday City will dick them and I feel they need to beat Arsenal too. Then you feel it's one of those runs where they probably won't lose through to the end of the season.
We can't afford to keep going behind against weaker teams.
That might be the tightest and yet most one sided game we've played in awhile. I'd be surprised if our XG isn't around 5.
That might be the tightest and yet most one sided game we've played in awhile. I'd be surprised if our XG isn't around 5.
If they were coached well, he'd know the likely passing options. Our players are having to look up and first make sure that no teammate is about to tackle them.
Best part is that Liverpool won’t run away. Dumbstar tears at the end of the season is always sweet.
Yes, it seems to be a coaching issue. It's bizarre to be fair. Ten Hag's Ajax team was a really good footballing unit whereas this United team looks like they barely play together. Complete polar opposite.
Amorim is a good fit actually.True, and our last chance too with Klopp leaving in the summer.
Unless...Alonso...
Should have been 5 or 6 but the all so familiar wonderstrike out of nowhere made it more difficult than it needed to be. Not happy with Haaland and Doku's impact in the crucial games this season.
Every time a United manager comes to the Etihad to do their best Tony Pulis impersonation, the harder that mentality becomes to change in the future. This is what Mourinho meant with football heritage
Every time a United manager comes to the Etihad to do their best Tony Pulis impersonation, the harder that mentality becomes to change in the future. This is what Mourinho meant with football heritage
Lets Talk when you win 20 and after your lawyers go to court for the 115 cases ..
Makes no difference what so ever. Another season where we might as well could have played Brentford four times. If you are content with that then that is fine, I certainly can live with it as long as we get the job done
Leave him be, he knows City are only relevant as long as Guardiola is there, he's far bigger than their club and he knows it.
I wouldn't say tony Pulis but I'd say easily in the 4 most cowardly teams we've played this season, they nearly did what Palace usually do to us. Brentford is a better comparison. We have to stop going behind to teams of that level though and making it hard for ourselves. We've been behind like 14 times this season now. The only way to get these teams to come out is to score early and not give up silly goals (though admittedly there was very little we could have done about today)
Man what are you on about? How long did City spend watching United win title after title, with no hope of every being anything?
Nothing lasts forever, United couldn't do it forever and the same will eventually be true for City, just like it was for Liverpool. The irony and arrogance of a City fan talking about "football heritage".
They were too busy supporting Chelsea to notice.