- I didn't really have a problem with the line up, but if you're going to take a risk with a weakened or changed team selection, don't spend time before the game telling everyone that you think your team will lose...becaue if they do it just makes you look like a complete bellend who did it on purpose. It's not exactly a hard situation to avoid getting yourself in, is it?
- Similarly, don't make changes to try and make it more difficult for your own team, just to try and vindicate yoour own complaining. This is very obviously both a stupid and amazingly selfish thing to do. This is the worst thing any of Moyes, LVG or Jose have done. He might have gotten away with it but it was still unbelievable.
- Also didn't like the pre-game attempts to justify the Jones sub on Thursday. Jones was brought on to play left back because Rojo couldn't run apparently...but Rojo wasn't the one taken off and Jones can play in Rojo's position. If there is a situation where bringing Jones on at left wing back, and leaving Young (a left wing back) on the side of the pitch delivering bananas to people, doesn't make you an idiot (and there isn't), then that situation definitely isn't because the recipient of the banana was too tired to play at left wing back.
- I mean sorry, I've been impressed with him so far, but what a fecking idiot Mourinho has been over the past two games. He's managed to overshadow the two results by causing worry with his constant childish negativity and spiteful subsitutions. You're a grown adult man managing a football team. a) The team is more important than your need to vindicate yourself, b) You are a GROWN ADULT MAN. You're not 6
- Anyway, I thought we played well up until the daft subs. Not brilliantly but well enough to be deserving the 2-0 lead.
- At one point Smalling managed to somehow tackle himself with his feet whilst heading the ball at the exact same time. He has literally found a way to be more clumsy than is actually physicallly possible.
- Jones still hasn't fiigured out how a football works. Or how to defend without sitting on the floor
- Fellaini and Lingard were both good, which is strange. Why didn't Borough change or at least move that slow defender though, after about 10 minutes. I mean, they clearly had faster players than him, because, if they had literally any other players at all, they'd have definitely been faster than him.