Premiere League Matchday 10
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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.
Exactly. Arsenal lose one game and people will be back mocking Arteta. The flip flop attitude people have is really frustrating.
Quite a hot take. I'd be very surprised if they aren't scrabbling around for 10th spot come the end of the season.
Agreed. Still a better shape and tactical plan than what we’ve served up all season.
Surprised to see Arsenal buy Ramsdale. They probably bot him as a back up to Leno but glad to see him being no1 for now. I never really liked Bernd Leno. The other guy they just bot Runarsson 1 or 2 seasons ago was pretty bad.
No Kovacic or Mount jn the squad.
Maybe. We will be 11th with Ole and our superstars.
Could do with Ziyech turning up today, especially with no Mount, Kova, Werner, Lukaku or Puli.
"The game plan has worked perfectly" is such an annoying thing to say when the team in question barely managed to cling on to their lead for half the game only with the help of a couple of improbable GK saves.
"Lads, our plan today is to be good for half of the game, and lucky for the other half. Now get out there, let's go"
"Lads, our plan today is to be good for half of the game, and lucky for the other half. Now get out there, let's go"
Tielemans has been woeful the last 15
If Arteta can get them performing consistently you may be right but I just can't see it myself.
As for United if Ole's here at the end of the season he'll have turned it around and we'll be much higher than that. If he doesn't turn it around he'll be gone by December. Either way, we aren't finishing 11th under Ole.
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I think Rodgers will start Barnes again after this
It's a goalies job to make saves. I am always astonished at people suggesting a top professional goalie making g top saves is luck.
I'm not particularly confident. Our record at St James Park in the last decade is, ehm, interesting. Something like 2 wins in the last 8 or 9 seasons.
Glad I’m not the only one whose piss has been boiled by the BT commentary.
I hope the police were watching the last clip of that creep blowing kisses in the crowd.
What an absolute wrong 'un.
What an absolute wrong 'un.
Thought keita was dead after the pogba tackle.
As well as VVD, seems llamahead is assembled g a team of zombies.
And then after that great Ramsdale save they decided to rave over each and every subsequent one as if it was historic, even if it's just standard stuff from a very narrow angle. Brought up Schmeichel. Aubameyang makes a good volley cross and they bemoan that it wasn't Van Basten 1988. Etc.
7 unbeaten in the PL, only 43 to go 
I dont know why I'm torturing myself posting these tweets.
Looks like Arsenal are going to benefit from having no European football at all this season. Worked for Chelsea in 16/17 and us in 13/14 to a certain extent.
They bought him because Leno is a free at the end of the season and he wasn't signing a deal
It's not sustainable to be so passive for big parts of games.
It was a great save considering how fast the ball was and it was near the top right hand corner. However, he relied on the crossbar and his follow-up was not good enough and almost conceded. It was a superb save but not world-class yet.
Not true. His contract ends at the end of season 22/23
It's not luck that he makes saves, it's luck that a team wins a game in which a GK has to make so many saves. Congrats on the win though.
That what I said when we lost against them…they were sh*t that game too…we are really really awful.
End of next season, not sure if his contract ends in 2023 or 2022 with Arsenal having an option to extend.
We didn't play well, but a win is a win. Arteta may survive till christmas after all.
they wont be top 4. Simply because theyre nowhere near the current top 4 in terms of quality
They started with the narrative that Arsenal are back and kept with it repeatedly saying how fantastic they were defensively as they watched Leicester continually get in behind and miss good chances that second half.
Edit - Leicester had an Xg of 1.98
Looks like there’s less competition for 4th this year, but we’re really just not very good. I think there’s very little chance that we can sneak it.
The lady (Lucy something?) was poor, just spouting the usual shit about needing to score when on top. Keown is just as bad as well, but that’s nothing new. He just praised Ramsdale for knowing all about Maddison and where he was going to put his free kick, when literally seconds before Ramsdale said he thought he was gonna put the free kick the other side.
It's just the ultimate example of the result dictating the narrative. You see it all the time. You particularly see it in European competitions when an English team travels away, gets an early goal, sits back, and gets pummelled by the opposition but somehow holds on and gets the win. "A masterclass. The perfect away performance"
There is more competition I think, in the sense that no team outside the top 3 stands out, with the rest all being flawed. United, Leicester, Arsenal, West Ham and even Spurs can find themselves in a strong position if they go on a bit of a run.
Are people flip flopping, or is it the fact that this forum had a shit ton of users who’ll have a different opinion on things?
He’s doing a good job, and my 8 posts in the Arteta thread are all defending him.