Man Utd v Liverpool, 14th Dec, 1.30PM K/O, *Mod Note 1st Post*

Will I Amnt

Mr_Red wrote: »

More important is when we pass the ball, it needs to reach a team mate.

our passing as been horrendous this season.

I can except losing the ball to tackles but too many times we are passing to the opposition

United struggled in finding a man when Liverpool pressed them high up the pitch, it was a fairly nervous defensive display in the first half. Jonny Evans frightened the life out of me on a few occasions and I would rate him as pretty decent in possession. Rojo is a good option in a game like that.

shadowcomplex

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

My oh my, aren't we all puffy chested after some short term change in fortunes!! :pac:

Unfortunately ye are likely to be right, but a nice glimpse into the mire of times past in those quotes.

:pac:

LuckyLloyd

shadowcomplex wrote: »

:pac:

Yeah, the 'ye are likely to be right' part of that quote really zings me. Oh the humanity.

LuckyLloyd

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

My oh my, aren't we all puffy chested after some short term change in fortunes!! :pac:

Unfortunately ye are likely to be right, but a nice glimpse into the mire of times past in those quotes.

indeed whereas liverpool supporters where modest beyond belief last year :rolleyes:

Donnielighto

Jazmine Poor Speech wrote: »

indeed whereas liverpool supporters where modest beyond belief last year :rolleyes:

Doesnt excuse gloating, just encourages it unfortunately

Donnielighto

Donnielighto wrote: »

Doesnt excuse gloating, just encourages it unfortunately

meh i stick clear of the match threads in general as they tend to turn into pissing matches but its a tad hypocritical is all

D'Agger

Jazmine Poor Speech wrote: »

meh i stick clear of the match threads in general as they tend to turn into pissing matches but its a tad hypocritical is all

It really is! :pac:

D'Agger

D'Agger wrote: »

It really is! :pac:

in general

Unearthly

Nice comfortable win

Hotblack Desiato

When United win, Utd/LFC match thread be like



When United lose, Utd/LFC match thread be like



Odd...

Mantis Toboggan

Another mid table team for Manchester United next week away to Villa on Saturday.

Oranage2

I've read Sterling was worth 50 million earlier on boards. he needs to be taking chances like he has had today to be considered in that bracket. Overall united deserved their win, very easy, Liverpool were so poor, so many problems it's unbelievable. Brad Jones as a starter was madness, he was very poor for the rooney goal, he made no saves, mig on his worst day is better than Jones on his best day.

Like wise with united, Jones and Evans are mediocre at best beyond belief.

6am7f9zxrsjvnb

Oranage2 wrote: »

I've read Sterling was worth 50 million earlier on boards. he needs to be taking chances like he has had today to be considered in that bracket. Overall united deserved their win, very easy, Liverpool were so poor, so many problems it's unbelievable. Brad Jones as a starter was madness, he was very poor for the rooney goal, he made no saves, mig on his worst day is better than Jones on his best day.

Like wise with united, Jones and Evans are mediocre at best beyond belief.

Mediocre at best beyond belief is still better than Lovren.

smileyj1987

J. Marston wrote: »

Loses 3-0...

Rodgers: "We did enough to win the game"

Cuckoo land.

How so is he in cuckoo land ?

Three different players scored yet the commentators and the likes give your goalie man of the match . So em yeah he really in cuckoo land .

DARK-KNIGHT

Great win today but let's not get ahead of ourselves we were playing a mid table team...

Demosthenese

2 poor teams that have zero chance of winning the league over the next few seasons. The poorest Man Utd team in a decade only papering over the cracks with a deceptive 3-0 win. Game probably could have been 2-2 or 3-3 thereabouts. None of the creative players made any sort of impact on the game, Coutinho/Rooney being the best of them with Rooney in the first half in particular being more influential. That tells its own story.

How many of these would get into City/Chelsea team? De Gea ahead of Joe Hart and that's about it.

Liverpool should be ashamed of their performance on this day whereas United are on the pigs back with 6 wins in a row despite being extremely average over them 6 games. Sad for what was once Englands finest.

DARK-KNIGHT

Demosthenese wrote: »

2 poor teams that have zero chance of winning the league over the next few seasons. The poorest Man Utd team in a decade only papering over the cracks with a deceptive 3-0 win. Game probably could have been 2-2 or 3-3 thereabouts. None of the creative players made any sort of impact on the game, Coutinho/Rooney being the best of them with Rooney in the first half in particular being more influential. That tells its own story.

How many of these would get into City/Chelsea team? De Gea ahead of Joe Hart and that's about it.

Liverpool should be ashamed of their performance on this day whereas United are on the pigs back with 6 wins in a row despite being extremely average over them 6 games. Sad for what was once Englands finest.

Not so sad I am delighted at how things are going 6 straight wins...

6am7f9zxrsjvnb

Demosthenese wrote: »

2 poor teams that have zero chance of winning the league over the next few seasons. The poorest Man Utd team in a decade only papering over the cracks with a deceptive 3-0 win. Game probably could have been 2-2 or 3-3 thereabouts. None of the creative players made any sort of impact on the game, Coutinho/Rooney being the best of them with Rooney in the first half in particular being more influential. That tells its own story.

How many of these would get into City/Chelsea team? De Gea ahead of Joe Hart and that's about it.

Liverpool should be ashamed of their performance on this day whereas United are on the pigs back with 6 wins in a row despite being extremely average over them 6 games. Sad for what was once Englands finest.

Yeah...Rooney,Falcao,Di Maria and Van Persie would never get any game time at City or Chelsea. Absolutely no chance.

Nolars

Looking for a bit of advice from Liverpool fans, when should we start singing we are gonna win the league?

Will I Amnt

Demosthenese wrote: »

United are on the pigs back with 6 wins in a row despite being extremely average over them 6 games. Sad for what was once Englands finest.

Imagine what they'll be like when they start playing well!!!
They'll probably start picking up 4 points a game.

DARK-KNIGHT

Demosthenese wrote: »

2 poor teams that have zero chance of winning the league over the next few seasons. The poorest Man Utd team in a decade only papering over the cracks with a deceptive 3-0 win. Game probably could have been 2-2 or 3-3 thereabouts. None of the creative players made any sort of impact on the game, Coutinho/Rooney being the best of them with Rooney in the first half in particular being more influential. That tells its own story.

How many of these would get into City/Chelsea team? De Gea ahead of Joe Hart and that's about it.

Liverpool should be ashamed of their performance on this day whereas United are on the pigs back with 6 wins in a row despite being extremely average over them 6 games. Sad for what was once Englands finest.

Look at United panel and think about comment re nobody would get near city or Chelsea team... If no other name is mentioned angel di maria says hello

DARK-KNIGHT

20 times

DARK-KNIGHT

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Imagine what they'll be like when they start playing well!!!
They'll probably start picking up 4 points a game.

4.5 per game I reckon

Demosthenese

Titus Loud Ruffian wrote: »

Yeah...Rooney,Falcao,Di Maria and Van Persie would never get any game time at City or Chelsea. Absolutely no chance.

Di Maria would ... but wasn't on the pitch today. Rooney would not get in ahead of Costa/Aguero nor would RVP. FACT ... as for Falcao ... sweet jesus. He is a crock. If and its a massive IF he can ever get back to where he was ... maybe. Until then no no and no.

... before its mentioned, Rooney would not get in ahead of Silva behind the striker either although for the record Rooney was really good in a deeper role today. Very effective in the first 40 mins.

Liam O

Demosthenese wrote: »

2 poor teams that have zero chance of winning the league over the next few seasons. The poorest Man Utd team in a decade only papering over the cracks with a deceptive 3-0 win. Game probably could have been 2-2 or 3-3 thereabouts. None of the creative players made any sort of impact on the game, Coutinho/Rooney being the best of them with Rooney in the first half in particular being more influential. That tells its own story.

How many of these would get into City/Chelsea team? De Gea ahead of Joe Hart and that's about it.

Liverpool should be ashamed of their performance on this day whereas United are on the pigs back with 6 wins in a row despite being extremely average over them 6 games. Sad for what was once Englands finest.

Worst team to ever be 3rd in the league I reckon!

Demosthenese

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Imagine what they'll be like when they start playing well!!!
They'll probably start picking up 4 points a game.

Outsiders for the league title .... :D:D

Will I Amnt

Demosthenese wrote: »

Outsiders for the league title .... :D:D

Me bollox, nailed on certs.

jaykay74

Demosthenese wrote: »

Di Maria would ... but wasn't on the pitch today. Rooney would not get in ahead of Costa/Aguero nor would RVP. FACT ... as for Falcao ... sweet jesus. He is a crock. If and its a massive IF he can ever get back to where he was ... maybe. Until then no no and no.

... before its mentioned, Rooney would not get in ahead of Silva behind the striker either although for the record Rooney was really good in a deeper role today. Very effective in the first 40 mins.

You've confused the word fact with opinion. Simple enough mistake to make I guess.

The Moldy Gowl

Rooney had more goals and assists in 3 less games since aguero came to England.


In his last 100 games at old Trafford he had scored 64 goals and assisted 28.
Worst player ever. Sign of the times giving him the captains armband.

DARK-KNIGHT

Demosthenese wrote: »

Di Maria would ... but wasn't on the pitch today. Rooney would not get in ahead of Costa/Aguero nor would RVP. FACT ... as for Falcao ... sweet jesus. He is a crock. If and its a massive IF he can ever get back to where he was ... maybe. Until then no no and no.

... before its mentioned, Rooney would not get in ahead of Silva behind the striker either although for the record Rooney was really good in a deeper role today. Very effective in the first 40 mins.

I bet you would do anything to have any of our strikers playing for you... And rooney has a better record.than agers and Costa anyways



UUUUUUUNIIIIIIIIITEDDDDDDDD

Mr_Red

Demosthenese

jaykay74 wrote: »

You've confused the word fact with opinion. Simple enough mistake to make I guess.

Aguero/Costa ... v RVP/Rooney ... FACT, as much fact as there could be. The very thought of suggesting that Aguero in particular is not without a doubt the best striker in the PL is laughable.

Take the rose tinted glasses off mate. :rolleyes:

Will I Amnt

Rooney would be in City's first 11 if he signed for them. He would be accommodated for sure.

Liam O

Demosthenese wrote: »

Aguero/Costa ... v RVP/Rooney ... FACT, as much fact as there could be. The very thought of suggesting that Aguero in particular is not without a doubt the best striker in the PL is laughable.

Take the rose tinted glasses off mate. :rolleyes:

Nah I wouldn't have Aguero this week over Rooney tbh. As big a fan of him that I am.

Demosthenese

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Rooney would be in City's first 11 if he signed for them. He would be accommodated for sure.

On the wing instead if Milner maybe for a few carling cup games. He had a chance to go to Chelsea last year but decided to opt out, lack of ambition and didn't want to win stuff anymore. Only picking up a paycheck these days. But what a paycheck!

citytillidie

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

When United win, Utd/LFC match thread be like



When United lose, Utd/LFC match thread be like



Odd...

So does that not tell you Man Utd fans can't handle losing to Liverpool

Demosthenese

Liam O wrote: »

Nah I wouldn't have Aguero this week over Rooney tbh. As big a fan of him that I am.

Sober up man ... beer goggles are dangerous. Promise me you'll not drive home!

DARK-KNIGHT

citytillidie wrote: »

So does that not tell you Man Utd fans can't handle losing to Liverpool

You may have a point... Big clubs hate losing to small clubs

The Moldy Gowl

Demosthenese wrote: »

On the wing instead if Milner maybe for a few carling cup games. He had a chance to go to Chelsea last year but decided to opt out, lack of ambition and didn't want to win stuff anymore. Only picking up a paycheck these days. But what a paycheck!

Hahaha. Yeah. Lack of ambition being the captain of one of the biggest clubs in the world.

Yeah he decided to opt out, not like the club didn't accept an offer or anything, but hey if I about FACT loud enough it might be true.

FACT

Liam McPoyle

citytillidie wrote: »

So does that not tell you Man Utd fans can't handle losing to Liverpool

You need to reach higher to get to the straws man.


It's all about the straws.

jaykay74

Demosthenese wrote: »

Aguero/Costa ... v RVP/Rooney ... FACT, as much fact as there could be. The very thought of suggesting that Aguero in particular is not without a doubt the best striker in the PL is laughable.

Take the rose tinted glasses off mate. :rolleyes:

Rolleyes. Rose tinted glasses :pac:

My opinion is that Aguero/Costa are well ahead of RVP/Rooney.

Fact v Opinion. Its a tough one alright.

Demosthenese

Gowlasauras Rex wrote: »

Hahaha. Yeah. Lack of ambition being the captain of one of the biggest clubs in the world.

Yeah he decided to opt out, not like the club didn't accept an offer or anything, but hey if I about FACT loud enough it might be true.

FACT

Reminds me of Shearer not signing for United ... you go somewhere where you KNOW you are guaranteed trophies. Rooney might well never win another PL again.

In reality he held the club to ransom twice and got payed handsomely. There were many that would have been glad to see the back of him especially when RVP signed.

... being one of the biggest clubs in the world is great but being a distant 3rd/4th behind city/chelsea is small consolation these days.

yabadabado

some pathetic posters in these threads.FACT

Demosthenese

jaykay74 wrote: »

Rolleyes. Rose tinted glasses :pac:

My opinion is that Aguero/Costa are well ahead of RVP/Rooney.

Fact v Opinion. Its a tough one alright.

So we agree ... fair enuff. Fact prevails ...

jaykay74

Demosthenese wrote: »

So we agree ... fair enuff. Fact prevails ...

Demosthenese 1 English Language 0 :pac:

Rayne Wooney

DARK-KNIGHT

Demosthenese wrote: »

Reminds me of Shearer not signing for United ... you go somewhere where you KNOW you are guaranteed trophies. Rooney might well never win another PL again.

In reality he held the club to ransom twice and got payed handsomely. There were many that would have been glad to see the back of him especially when RVP signed.

... being one of the biggest clubs in the world is great but being a distant 3rd/4th behind city/chelsea is small consolation these days.

A bet on whether rooney lifts another place title??

Darkglasses

yabadabado wrote: »

some pathetic posters in these threads.FACT

Keep it to match discussion please, just posting about fans/posters isn't the direction we want to go in.

Will I Amnt

Thread went well anyway, some mad posts but it's been good natured at least.

Hotblack Desiato

Demosthenese wrote: »

FACT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeh-9nkTfsY