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Champions League | Matchday 6
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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.
Gladbach are playing very well.
His dad
Son.
Real Madrid and Barcelona are awful.
Can't remember the last time these teams were this poor for their standards.
Can't remember the last time these teams were this poor for their standards.
Yeah its his dad
He's his son.
Lillian is the son and Marcus is the father.
Mbappe isnt joining that shitshow
Plea's hold up play is top notch. He has been their best player.
We're still not good enough, but I think we'd have no trouble beating Real Madrid and Barcelona.
One is the son and the other is the father.
Uncle
Marcus is the son.
The thing that seperates Ajax from a top team is their inability to kill a game off. Their fecking centre halfs are in the opposition box while 2-0 ahead.
This City game is absolutely painful to watch.
Gladbach playing really really well
Hopefully neither is Camavinga
You're just saying that bc you're a Feyenoord fan. Fake news.
Marcus Thuram ain't half bad is he? Not exactly prolific. Great physical presence and work rate. The perfect back up striker for a big club?
BMG are just amazingly well organized. There's always several passing options no matter where they have the ball. Feel like they are always performing well above the individual quality of their players every time I watch them.
The Carabao Champions League.
Hazard to save the day.
I've been saying for nearly two years now but we should be putting Marco Rose on our shortlist when ever Ole leaves.
His work with Salzburg and now Gladbach is remarkable
His work with Salzburg and now Gladbach is remarkable
Shaqiri is massively underrated. Far better than Minamino and Origi. Should be far more involved than he has been over the past 12 months
It's really astonishing. Seems like the 3 CL titles of Madrid were the last big hoorays of the two spanish giants era in the CL. Will be interesting to see how long it will take them to get back to the top or if their era in Europe is over for good.
What happened to Fabinho? BBC says leg injury, is it bad?
Hamstring?
Something muscular.
A Real or Barca 'decline' normally lasts for about 2 seasons before they're back to challenging for the CL again.
Hazard
Got to laugh at Madrid spamming crosses into the box, haven't they realised Ronaldo left 2 seasons ago?
City with another. Gundogan.
We moan about Pogba .... but then there is €100m for Hazard, who barely ever plays.
Played a decent role in the Barcelona comeback too. Though I have to say Minamino is pretty poor, doesn't look like a top half player to me