West Ham v Manchester United 02/1/17 k/o 17.15 SS1

Andersonisgod

Andersonisgod wrote: »

And 6th in the table.....

It's like the last thing you have to hold on to, soon it will also be gone.

TitianGerm

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

Anyone else think there might be something in this negative park the bus football Jose plays?

13 games unbeaten is pretty impressive

He hasn't played negative in a long time now. I think he just tried to make you'd really solid at the start while he worked with the squad.

limnam

Andersonisgod wrote: »

And 6th in the table.....

Oh look what date it is, January 2nd...

Trophies given out today...0

Wins for united today...1

Great result for ex united managers......1

Potential tittle winning managers who bottled it....1

Yes..It's January 2nd

Enjoy.

niallo27

limnam wrote: »

Oh look what date it is, January 2nd...

Trophies given out today...0

Wins for united today...1

Great result for ex united managers......1

Potential tittle winning managers who bottled it....1

Yes..It's January 2nd

Enjoy.

Your post is a contradiction of itself and serves no meaning.

limnam

niallo27 wrote: »

Possibly but I still think a team like utd should have a better quality center forward up front. One of the biggest teams in the world and he is playing every game. Would he be starting for teams at the top top level. At the start of the season I thought he would win the league for utd but I actually think he is holding them back.

Tell us more...

niallo27

limnam wrote: »

Tell us more...

Utd are 6th in the league and their title winning ambitions were over in November. This is man utd the most successful team in the English game with the highest wage Bill in the league and a massive squad at a huge cost and your happy.

Polo_Mint

niallo27 wrote: »

Utd are 6th in the league and their title winning ambitions were over in November. This is man utd the most successful team in the English game with the highest wage Bill in the league and a massive squad at a huge cost and your happy.

Im happy that you are nervous.:D

Rayne Wooney

niallo27 wrote: »

Utd are 6th in the league and their title winning ambitions were over in November. This is man utd the most successful team in the English game with the highest wage Bill in the league and a massive squad at a huge cost and your happy.

7 wins in a row are you expecting tears?

niallo27

Polo_Mint wrote: »

Im happy that you are nervous.:D

I am in fairness. I think utd have every chance of coming second. They look solid.

limnam

niallo27 wrote: »

Utd are 6th in the league and their title winning ambitions were over in November. This is man utd the most successful team in the English game with the highest wage Bill in the league and a massive squad at a huge cost and your happy.

A lot of anxiety in your posts there Niallo.

Dirty Dingus McGee

limnam wrote: »

A lot of anxiety in your posts there Niallo.

Did that actually happen?

I really , really hope it did.

limnam

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

Did that actually happen?

I really , really hope it did.

Yep

niallo27

limnam wrote: »

Yep

It must have been years ago. He obviously doesn't watch much football so in his spare time.

Jayop

niallo27 wrote: »

It must have been years ago. He obviously doesn't watch much football so in his spare time.

Watched quite a few Liverpool games but Sturridge was always injured.

niallo27

Jayop wrote: »

Watched quite a few Liverpool games but Sturridge was always injured.

Perhaps perhaps

Hococop

I'm guessing that was around the Moyes era when sturridge played the full season?

Andersonisgod

niallo27 wrote: »

Utd are 6th in the league and their title winning ambitions were over in November. This is man utd the most successful team in the English game with the highest wage Bill in the league and a massive squad at a huge cost and your happy.

Welp that was some cold, hard logic. Just to add something to that, they're currently 3 points behind a team they finished level on points with last season and 10 points behind a team they finished 16 points above last season. Considering all of the above that doesn't seem as great as some might have you believe.

Rayne Wooney

Andersonisgod wrote: »

Welp that was some cold, hard logic. Just to add something to that, they're currently 3 points behind a team they finished level on points with last season and 10 points behind a team they finished 16 points above last season. Considering all of the above that doesn't seem as great as some might have you believe.

City are 7 behind a team they finished 16 above last season 2 points behind a team they finished 6 above last season.

Pep is doing well for spending the most in the league.

Andersonisgod

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

City are 7 behind a team they finished 16 above last season 2 points behind a team they finished 6 above last season.

Pep is doing well for spending the most in the league.

Yep, 3rd, in the Champions League places and he's actually competing in this seasons Champions League. They beat Barcelona this season. Oh and while your figures are technically true we all know the Ibrahimovic transfer skewers it the other way. I mean this Man Utd squad is the most expensively assembled squad in the league. With the world record transfer in it's midfield, and they're 6th.

Jayop

Aig foisted by his own petard again.

Rayne Wooney

Andersonisgod wrote: »

Yep, 3rd, in the Champions League places and he's actually competing in this seasons Champions League. They beat Barcelona this season. Oh and while your figures are technically true we all know the Ibrahimovic transfer skewers it the other way. I mean this Man Utd squad is the most expensively assembled squad in the league. With the world record transfer in it's midfield, and they're 6th.

3rd and 6th for now, 3 points apart with 18 games left to play.

Andersonisgod

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

3rd and 6th for now, 3 points apart with 18 games left to play.

tranquillo

Jayop

Andersonisgod wrote: »

tranquillo

Brush up on your Spanish buddy. That makes zero sense in this context.

Andersonisgod

Jayop wrote: »

Brush up on your Spanish buddy. That makes zero sense in this context.

Doesn't need to make sense in the way you want it to.

Jayop

I'm disappointed that someone so up to speed with the finer points of LA Liga didn't bother to properly immerse himself and learn a little of the language.

Andersonisgod

Jayop wrote: »

I'm disappointed that someone so up to speed with the finer points of LA Liga didn't bother to properly immerse himself and learn a little of the language.

It's a wrestling reference. I reference many things many times, some more obscure than others.

Jayop

Andersonisgod wrote: »

It's a wrestling reference. I reference many things many times, some more obscure than others.

It's a common Spanish expression and you've used it in a nonsensicle context.

Foisted again sunshine.

Andersonisgod

Jayop wrote: »

It's a common Spanish expression and you've used it in a nonsensicle context.

Foisted again sunshine.

Lol I'm debating a wrestling reference with you. You obsesss about me so much that you actually argue this. Like I said, tranquillo! or あっせん な よ! (That's the other part of that reference).

Jayop

Still makes no sense. This isn't a wrestling forum so maybe hold back on the wrestling references unless you want to be called up on using them incorrectly.

Andersonisgod

Jayop wrote: »

Still makes no sense. This isn't a wrestling forum so maybe hold back on the wrestling references unless you want to be called up on using them incorrectly.

You're right, this isn't the wrestling forum, it's my forum and if I want to throw in the odd reference here and there I will. So I'll finish up there and I'll leave you with this; goodbye and goodnight! (Reference!!)

StringerBell

I never thought I'd say it, but I kind of miss AIG. I dunno who controls the account these days but he/she is a very poor imitation.

vicwatson

Putting things into perspective -

In other news regarding the match yesterday, the Man U fan that was been given cpr at our home ground yesterday for most of the second half, sadly passed away. RIP fellow football fan

The Talking Bread

vicwatson wrote: »

Putting things into perspective -

In other news regarding the match yesterday, the Man U fan that was been given cpr at our home ground yesterday for most of the second half, sadly passed away. RIP fellow football fan

Terrible stuff.

eagle eye

Andersonisgod the Barcelona and Chelsea fan now defending Manchester City.

I wouldn't mind but he loves to write about beautiful football and that's not happening at City right now. I'm sure Pep will get things together there if he gets long enough in the job but as of right now his team looks less than stellar.

tayto lover

vicwatson wrote: »

Putting things into perspective -

In other news regarding the match yesterday, the Man U fan that was been given cpr at our home ground yesterday for most of the second half, sadly passed away. RIP fellow football fan

That puts football in perspective.
It's only a game.
Very sad.

Andersonisgod

eagle eye wrote: »

Andersonisgod the Barcelona and Chelsea fan now defending Manchester City.

I wouldn't mind but he loves to write about beautiful football and that's not happening at City right now. I'm sure Pep will get things together there if he gets long enough in the job but as of right now his team looks less than stellar.

Hmmm you seem keen to discuss me (and Pep) in the strangest of places. If you're so invigorated to discuss these topics simply slide into my DM's.

vicwatson

vicwatson wrote: »

Putting things into perspective -

In other news regarding the match yesterday, the Man U fan that was been given cpr at our home ground yesterday for most of the second half, sadly passed away. RIP fellow football fan

tayto lover wrote: »

That puts football in perspective.
It's only a game.
Very sad.

The mans name was Ronnie Greenwood, just like the famous United man Ron Greenwood:(