Our Rivals Squad next year - Arsenal
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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.
Giroud, in one shot, showed why Welbeck will either play on the wing or go back to the bench.
Good summary in truth.
Those sort of ref decisions will go against you one day and for you another.
Wilshire should have been off. simple.
You just have to laugh at them really.
I don't see how anyone can deny this. We were in a good position in May. Baffling how he's managed to make the team worse in practically every area since then.
Yeah, Welbeck managed to look dangerous and threaten at times, but Arsenal lacked that clinical aspect to their game that Giroud evidently has when he's on form, even if he's not the world class striker they need.
We had our share of bad decisions - Wilshere should have been off; and the Rooney run given offside - when he was miles on - which would have led to a 2on1 with RVP.
Absolutely. Got off lightly in the CL too. somthing about the new stadium and wage structure.
Dortmund next...that isn't going to be pretty.
just love it Arse fans having a go at Wenger...
love it.....
love it.....
Which refereeing decisions went against Arsenal?
Which ref decisions?
Fellaini offside and fouled Gibbs. Shaw penalty on Wilshere.
Still a ways to go before I can't wait until he leaves.
Laughable to suggest that it was a penalty and then suggest Wilshere wasn't a red card(as you've done so in the second thread).
What's even more incredible is that the only way he's leaving the club is if he wants to. He can do whatever he likes and he has total job security.
Around March I reckon.
Whatever changes on our part, we will just never stop beating this lot 
You'll regret saying that at the end of the season.
Arsenal are crazy. Why they were going gung ho at 0-1 when there is plenty of time left.
They do it all the time. Very silly.
They do it all the time. Very silly.
Offside for goal, yellow card for starfish by Rooney, etc. I didn't think the Wilshere head was worth a red card in real time and the ref didn't have replays.
THey couldnt beat us with Moyes, couldnt today.. Mind blowing.
Oh of course you didnt.
Hmm what about the break when Rooney was given offside when he was about 2 feet onside. It was 3 vs 2 if the ref wasn't incompetent.
How is it laughable? Clearly brings Wilshere down and doesn't even attempt to play the ball. I assume you agree with my comments on the first goal then?
Best bottlers in the universe.
You're forgetting the incorrect offside decision against Rooney that would have put is in 2 on 1.
You're just wrong about the Wilshere red... That's a red every day in the modern game, and he deserves it for being such a fecking idiot reacting like that.
Rooney didn't even claim for that and got straight back up, so that's a pretty ridiculous claim.
What's the 'etc' for because they are the only incidents I can recall? And they sound pretty even to me. As you say, some go for you, some against.
It is, and TBF should have walked away years ago.
But he gets them CL football every season and I don't see why this will be the exception. Money rules.
So when will Wenger get sacked?
Di Maria elbow at end that was as red as Wilsheres reaction. Agree with the Rooney offside decision, that kind of balanced things out a bit.
I didn't even notice that. When Chambers picked him up?
Football's gone a bit soft if weak stuff like that is a pen.
bullshit.
If Wilshire had gone Arsenal would have been raped....
Di Maria getting sent off at the end would have made no difference.
simply United were better and deserved the win.
I couldn't believe how naive they were leaving themselves so exposed to the counter time and time again.
That we kept fecking it up every single time doesn't take away from the fact Wenger should have done something about it.
That we kept fecking it up every single time doesn't take away from the fact Wenger should have done something about it.
Did you manage to type this out with a straight face?
do you even understand football?
why not just say why the Wilshere incident shouldn't be a red card?