Bournemouth vs Manchester United 12/12/15 k/o 17.30 SS1

Mr.Nice Guy

What's Arter's family tragedy that Martin Tyler referred to there?

LuckyGent88

Absolutely pathetic stuff. All over the place.

Hotblack Desiato

5 mins Louis time. It's the hope that kills ya in the end.

Strumms

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Being qualified for Ireland?

Funny guy, why don't you hand back your soccer forum access until you can learn to make a semi useful contribution, good lad.

madcabbage

Another injury? Jesus Christ!

JaMarcusHustle

Phil Jones?

Really?

I don't care if McNair is injured. That's pathetic.

GreNoLi

Strumms wrote: »

Funny guy, why don't you hand back your soccer forum access until you can learn to make a semi useful contribution, good lad.

Twas a joke.

LuckyGent88

Jones will probably re-injure himself here

jimmytwotimes 2013

Machedaaaaaaa!!!!

Sorry wrong era

PaddyCar

Its ****ing ****e. Sick of this every week

Credit to Bournemouth they deserve to win

Squad is so depleted, not one leader on the pitch....depressing end to the match

And another injury...McNair now

Jones on at the end? What the ****s the point

Could of brought on Young at least he could have had a go

Mr.Nice Guy

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

What's Arter's family tragedy that Martin Tyler referred to there?

I saw on Bournemouth's Twitter feed that he and his partner lost their child at birth this week. Damn, that's awful.

Apparently he decided he wanted to play today. Makes me admire his performance even more.

SlickRic

Bournemouth the ones pushing.

Says a lot.

Mars Bar

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

What's Arter's family tragedy that Martin Tyler referred to there?

His baby died in childbirth during the week.

Mantis Toboggan

Embarrassing

Hotblack Desiato

Mars Bar wrote: »

His baby died in childbirth during the week.

Aw crap.

SlickRic

Honestly, Phil Jones should be docked wages for that foul.

SEPT 23 1989

This really is the worst United team I have ever watched in the last twenty five years

Long may it continue

Francie Barrett

Agent Van Gaal - report back to Anfield for further duties.

The ref lol

xabi

Embarrassing to be a UTD fan I'd say, delighted

madcabbage

Mars Bar wrote: »

His baby died in childbirth during the week.

Fair play to the lad to play, ya can't imagine what he going through.

Excellent result.

Unfortunately this could be the end of Van Gaal though

GreNoLi

Well played cherries.

Andre 3000

Van Gaal deserves nothing less...glad to see an arrogant so and so being brought down to size a little

fred funk }{

SlickRic wrote: »

Honestly, Phil Jones should be docked wages for that foul.

Looks a stone over weight.

0gac3yjefb5sv7

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Excellent result.

Unfortunately this could be the end of Van Gaal though

Please, just please. But no we will have to faith in him to turn it around for no reason.

recylingbin

Plucky effort there from Manchester. Hope they stay up.

xabi

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Excellent result.

Unfortunately this could be the end of Van Gaal though

That's the fear alright, unless Giggs gets the job.

LuckyGent88

Embarrassing.

Bournemouth completely deserved that. Their hunger, desire and their overall skill levels were better than us.

Not one leader in our team. Absolutely pathetic.

Subs were baffling. More injuries too. Going to be a long Christmas period.

sky88

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Excellent result.

Unfortunately this could be the end of Van Gaal though

No it won't he's not getting sacked

Mr.Nice Guy

I think it's time for LVG to contemplate philosophy on a warm beach somewhere and time for Ancelotti to give up the fishing trips and head to Old Trafford.

sabat

With this result and Newcastle's win last week, the table is really starting to look even worse for Chelsea-lose against Leicester and they're in genuine trouble IMO.

Turtyturd

Boom!!

Fully expected United to get a result as they apparently only have problems against teams who put 10 players behind the ball and Bournemouth don't know how to play like that.

Van Gall is starting to make a lot of the bizarre decisions managers make as their time comes to an end. Hopefully he's kept on though.

recylingbin

xabi wrote: »

That's the fear alright, unless Giggs gets the job.

Give it giggseh til end of season ?

Strumms

Well done to Bournmouth. Particularlly to Arter in the circumstances..who is a very good player and as another poster said should get a chance in the friendlies for us.

As a United fan.. i was worried about the fixture becauce of our injuries. But that has been compounded by our senior players not stepping up and questional tactics and substitutions by LVG... we went out of that game whimpering... no shot or chance in the last 20 minutes and Bournmouth easily closed the game out... you can blame so much on injuries but why the squad isnt deeper is down to one man...

tayto lover

That big tank driver Van Gal is an out and out bluffer.

niallo27

sky88 wrote: »

No it won't he's not getting sacked

I agree its not really the Utd way, not this early in the season anyway. He will get to the summer anyway.

monkey9

Thoroughly enjoyed that match. Bournemouth were terrific, very well deserved victory for them. Loving the work LVG is doing at Man U as well. Just very much positives all round really.

CSF

Van Gaal clearly isn't getting sacked when you're 3 points (probably 4 tomorrow) off the top of league. Hysteria levels are reaching an all-time high. You're not Barcelona or Bayern. You can't realistically expect to win just because.

Iused2likebusts

Great stuff by Bournemouth. They had to win their last game of the season 6 or 7 years ago to avoid dropping into the conference. They have now beaten utd and Chelsea in a week. Play nice football and haven't spent much money also have been very unlucky with injuries. I really hope they stay up.

Canadel

Bournemouth should really have increased their goal difference tonight.

Nothing more left to say about Utd. He has to go. And sooner rather than later at this stage. Klopp should have been brought in. Not many Utd fans will admit it online, but it kills them to see him at Liverpool.

Francie Barrett

Good result for United to keep the score down. It really was asking for too much for that team to go toe to toe against a high technical, ball-playing English team.

Strumms

Canadel wrote: »

Bournemouth should really have increased their goal difference tonight.

Nothing more left to say about Utd. He has to go. And sooner rather than later at this stage. Klopp should have been brought in. Not many Utd fans will admit it online, but it kills them to see him at Liverpool.

Actually thats BS... in any of the United thread the overall preference has been to have Pep as our next manager.. i cant remember anyone calling for Klopp.

Neamhshuntasach

Okay United have been riddled with injuries lately. But what i really don't get is what LVG is trying to achieve on the pitch. His tactics don't make a lot of sense at times. And some of his team selections are questionable and not using the best options in the best positions. And then when he has the chance to bring on players and change shape. He does something mad and leaves more experienced players on the bench. Won't use the often thrown around term 'spoofer' for him. But some of his actions read like someone that isn't too clued in.

Mata was United's best player against Wolfsburg and gets hauled off for Powell. Then today Fellaini was United's most threatening player and he gets subbed for Powell. It's like LVG lost some cruel bet where he must take off his best player on the day and replace with someone that has been injury plagued and recently expressed disillusion with the game. Madness.

GavRedKing

Bournemouth played well deserved it really.

At least you didnt lose at home to them, thats some consolation.

Hotblack Desiato

niallo27 wrote: »

I agree its not really the Utd way, not this early in the season anyway. He will get to the summer anyway.

Hard to see any manager getting sacked from 4th place (5th if Spurs win tomorrow) less than halfway through the season. Has it ever happened?

Unearthly

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Hard to see any manager getting sacked from 4th place (5th if Spurs win tomorrow) less than halfway through the season. Has it ever happened?

Di Matteo? Think he was 3rd

SEPT 23 1989

He just needs more time

monkey9

Even Fergie, doing a stint as crowd steward, was shocked at how bad Man U are.