chelsea on the front foot - cornner - 5 mins left
Aston Villa Vs. Manchester 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.
We were sensational tonight.
Young should have been sent off tonight, no debates.
This will give the lads a lot of belief. To outplay the opposition on their own turf, with 10 men for 60 minutes is a great achievement.
Some of our passing was really slick and penetrative. I'm really pleased with that performance.
Young should have been sent off tonight, no debates.
This will give the lads a lot of belief. To outplay the opposition on their own turf, with 10 men for 60 minutes is a great achievement.
Some of our passing was really slick and penetrative. I'm really pleased with that performance.
He cant, refs are all powerful, the untouchables
Normally, a draw at Villa is a good result for any side this season. To be the better side with 10 men, then we can be happy with the result. Gutted not to have 3 points but another difficult game done and out of the way.
Senderos on ... clean sheet.... Everton win... well done! 
Fergie seemed happy in his post match interview.
Said the players were fantastic.
Should have won the game, and we were the better side.
He said Nani's tackle was a red card, because it was two footed, but he said he isn't a dirty player. Also said there was a foul from Agbonlahor seconds before it happened, which if it was given, then the Nani tackle would never have happened.
Said the players were fantastic.
Should have won the game, and we were the better side.
He said Nani's tackle was a red card, because it was two footed, but he said he isn't a dirty player. Also said there was a foul from Agbonlahor seconds before it happened, which if it was given, then the Nani tackle would never have happened.
Just got in, good night! just thawing out it was perishing.
Atmosphere was good, lots of green and gold, lots of scarf waving, the usual chants. Villa fans were rubbish as usual.
Shame we couldn't make more of Chelsea's slip up but we played well and the gap is closing. Quite please, come on reds we can do it!
Atmosphere was good, lots of green and gold, lots of scarf waving, the usual chants. Villa fans were rubbish as usual.
Shame we couldn't make more of Chelsea's slip up but we played well and the gap is closing. Quite please, come on reds we can do it!
What pisses me off is that according to Sky Sports News we "held on for the draw" even though we dominated the game
Toe rags didn't even watch the game
Toe rags didn't even watch the game
i am pissed with Nani and his needless challenge on petrov, it probably caused us the 3 points.
A Sky sports commentator who commented on the highlights said Gareth Barry whipped a free-kick in towards the end, they're all muppets!
costed. Well we'll never know
Rooney was excellent after the sending off, in my opinion. Didn't think he was that good before though and thought he struggled playing against two big CBs on his own. Once Berbatov came on, he played much better.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson admits he's been impressed by James Milner's form for Aston Villa this season.
United went to Villa Park last night and drew 1-1.
Ferguson said: "Milner's switch to the centre has galvanised the centre of midfield. I think he has done really well there - he's been a revelation this season.
"He has done really, really well. I thought he was the star man against us earlier this season at Old Trafford.
"He's always been a player with good endurance. He can run all day and he is a strong lad. The benefit of having Milner is he can play in both the central roles and in both the wide positions too.
"You've got a player who can play in four positions really. In the modern game, if you're talking about having squads, it's great to have a player who can apply himself in different positions, like I have with John O'Shea for instance. Milner has done well."
High praise for Milner.Hmm i wonder.
United went to Villa Park last night and drew 1-1.
Ferguson said: "Milner's switch to the centre has galvanised the centre of midfield. I think he has done really well there - he's been a revelation this season.
"He has done really, really well. I thought he was the star man against us earlier this season at Old Trafford.
"He's always been a player with good endurance. He can run all day and he is a strong lad. The benefit of having Milner is he can play in both the central roles and in both the wide positions too.
"You've got a player who can play in four positions really. In the modern game, if you're talking about having squads, it's great to have a player who can apply himself in different positions, like I have with John O'Shea for instance. Milner has done well."
High praise for Milner.Hmm i wonder.