Now thats a goal
Premier League Gameweek 20-21
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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.
Ferguson scores. Brighton level
Thats how you step up when your team needs you.
Haaland could never
Haaland could never
Southampton now at the bottom
The reaction to that Brighton goal in the studio 
Lampard in.
I bet they’ll be chuffed with VAR there.
Southampton robbed in this game big time.
When’s the next Irish international game!?
VAR hasn't changed anything or made the game better in anyway.
Everton win.
Did they announce the sacking?
Glad I didn’t wake up for our game.
Watch Palace not even bother try tonight
You on the drink, Taddy?
Wouldn’t be much point, they’ve had their cup final.
March.
At least he'd be the opposite personality wise. I don't know Lampard's tactical philosophy, but his he seems as exiciting as a 2×4.
What on earth
Very Rawkish comment/question.
Baldryk was in on goal with a simple, yes simple, left foot strike to the far side corner but toaster-toed it to the near post net. Where's the incrimination?
Nunez got to a ball he had no right to get to, Chelsea players almost stopped. Got the cross in to everyone's surprise. TAA should have simply slotted it home but Mudryked it into the stands. Fecking useless player TAA.
Easy win for Newcastle coming up of course.
If Newcastle beat Palace easily then fair play to them I guess, it'll just further prove they are deserving of their position in the table?
Palace best turn up against Newcastle like they do against us! Be so annoying if Newcastle batter them like 4-0.
Yeah, but that's for Spurs fans to worry about.
True! Let's see if they put up a fight or just roll over for them. They had their big night earlier this week.
Newcastle are deserving of their position, but people will compare it to United dropping points if Newcastle win today with relative ease.
Newcastle have had a full week to rest and prepare, plus played Fulham at home last outing, not a high profile derby against a high quality opponent.
Palace were so fortunate United were a busted flush in the last half hour against Palace. Totally lost their legs and just done. And Palace has usually been a tough, close match at Selhurst Park in recent memories.
How is that a yellow?
He changed it to give the on-field referee more power and the on-field decision more weight. He wanted to bring VAR back to what it was intended for "clear and obvious mistakes". I didn't see the Fulham penalty. However, I agree the McTominay non-call was ridiculous
I think people take the conspiracy part a bit too far. I agree with you.same way I wish united had a whole week prep before arsenal rather than a game a few days before
One hag
So palace back to shit I see.
Palace had less rest than us before Wednesday. We just played badly.
Newcastle are a good side.
Newcastle are a good side.
Blatant yellow there
For us Yanks, is Peacock not having commentators deliberate?
I just read that Pat has a lower winning percentage than Hodgson, is that so?
They were shit against us too. We didn't play well and still should've won the game comfortably.
Hodgson did an ok job at Palace didn't he?
This isn't any different from Wednesday. Palace played the same brand of shite against us too. It's just that we were just as bad on the day.
Pretty sure palace fans weren’t that happy with him, especially toward the end and last season they were heralding Pat as the new god.
Newcastle going down like they're playing united or arsenal here