Manchester United v Hull 1/2/17 k/o 20.00 NOT ON UK TV.

quarryman

PhilipsR wrote: »

Not sure if you're being sarcastic or..?

Nope. It sounded electric.

Agent Coulson

It's the Jose show off the pitch and the Zlatan show on the pitch that's the issue with utd.


All about their egos and not about the team.

Sono

Zlatan's dive in the box was absolutely pathetic, the worst I have seen in a while.

Great point for Hull and thoroughly deserved, special mention for Maguire, that lad is a superb defender absolutely rock solid.

Iused2likebusts

GavRedKing wrote: »

This is honestly the one of the most blunt Utd team I've seen in a long time, for all their attacking talent, it beggars belief they cant turn over a side like Hull at home.

They've scored 12 less (33 goals) than the lowest scorers in the top 6 which is Spurs.

Granted under LVG last year, after 23 games they only had scored 28 goals but didnt have Ibra, Pogba or Mykhitarian either to call on.

They have only scored more than 2 goals 4 times all season. The other top 6 teams have managed this
Arsenal 11
Pool city and Chelsea 8
Spurs 7.
I think pogba as the most attacking midfielder is a bit of a problem he doesn't score enough goals to play there.

super_furry

I see Mourinho had another go at Klopp in his post-match interview. Seems to be a standard thing now for him to have a pop at Klopp or Wenger whenever United don't get the result expected of them.

Harry Palmr

Harry Palmr wrote: »

If, God forbid, something should happen to Ibra it would hard to see Utd scoring more than 10 goals for the rest of the season, unless Fellaini is deployed of course. Although maybe that could be turned on it's head and he absence might allow others to finally shine.

You started with a decent point and then ruin it with the fellaini thing, you end with an interesting point also, when ibra plays he always plays the 90 mins aswell, the few times he hasnt played we havent looked like world beaters either mind but it was more 2nd string sides playing so its hard to judge

SEPT 23 1989

Didn't see the interview but how did he try and drag Klopp down to his level?

super_furry

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Didn't see the interview but how did he try and drag Klopp down to his level?

http://metro.co.uk/2017/02/01/jose-mourinho-takes-swipe-at-jurgen-klopp-after-manchester-united-draw-with-hull-city-6421768/

Having a moan that Klopp didn't get in trouble with the FA last night.

niallo27

limnam wrote: »

not managing a win this year is not a one off.

What's all got to do with Utd being consistently poor converting chances though.

GavRedKing

whatever Jose has done to Martial, he has to bring him back in, Utd lack any real pace without him in the side and its stunting there play to intricate link up play that is very difficult to get right most of the time.

limnam

niallo27 wrote: »

What's all got to do with Utd being consistently poor converting chances though.

I was just pointing out your nonsense talk about one off's....

Follow the stream...it's fairly straight forward.

fyfe79

super_furry wrote: »

I see Mourinho had another go at Klopp in his post-match interview. Seems to be a standard thing now for him to have a pop at Klopp or Wenger whenever United don't get the result expected of them.

Ha, Klopp has acted far less bizarrely in interviews recently and certain posters have claimed he's cracking up. I wonder will they come out and say similar about Jose?

Sgt Pepper 64

Iused2likebusts wrote: »

They have only scored more than 2 goals 4 times all season. The other top 6 teams have managed this
Arsenal 11
Pool city and Chelsea 8
Spurs 7.
I think pogba as the most attacking midfielder is a bit of a problem he doesn't score enough goals to play there.

remember Fergie when he lost on GD to city? immediately went out and bought RVP to add to rooney and the other fella, and said it wont be happening again losing on GD.

now there was a manager

niallo27

Sgt Pepper 64 wrote: »

remember Fergie when he lost on GD to city? immediately went out and bought RVP to add to rooney and the other fella, and said it wont be happening again losing on GD.

now there was a manager

Remember them days when utd were a force, they seem so long ago now.

GavRedKing

niallo27 wrote: »

Remember them days when utd were a force, they seem so long ago now.

PhilipsR

United are horrendously stagnant at times it defies belief. A small and what look like insignificant moment summed it up with about 20 minutes to go for me. The ball was with Rojo and passed across to Smalling at about the half way line. He turned to pass it to Valencia, who had 10-15 yards in front of him, he didn't even attempt to run forward so Smalling could play it into his path and they'd be running at Hull, instead he just stood square to Smalling, the pass was poor, and again the fluidity is gone and Hull are set.

United are pretty much lost going forward.

Barr

Look on the bright side - at least Utd didn’t loose to Hull… now that would have been embarrassing :pac:

Barr

Barr wrote: »

Look on the bright side - at least Utd didn’t loose to Hull… now that would have been embarrassing :pac:

Nearly did too. Only for the woodwork saving us

fullstop

astradave wrote: »

Another keeper making wc saves against us

You say that like DeGea never makes world class saves

limnam wrote: »

It beggars no more belief than the team that was termed as the most exciting team in the prem been battered by Swansea.

or who failed to score against a team 50+ places below them in the league.

or how spurs couldn't beat sunderland or or or or or

Defensive much?!