My Apologies I meant DalotSo is he struggling or excellent?
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My Apologies I meant DalotSo is he struggling or excellent?
I did wonder.My Apologies I meant Dalot
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They don't have the squad to stay up.I really hope Southampton stay up. They play with a great attitude, this manager seems a good guy.
This!!The media certainly will be, much as I don't want Erik as manager I still want the team to win
Agreed, but we can’t keep saying “this is the spring board” when we keep putting 1 step forward and 2 steps back.I agree sir however if he can use this as a new foundation, he could win us fans over. I'd much prefer he turn this around than sacking him but if inconsistency prevails, he has to go.
I'll be hoping he wins every game to prove us all wrong.
lots of players got a run out.
Rashford scores and builds on confidence
Defensive injuries again an issue .
Zirkzee plays some nice stuff.
Ugarte now amongst it
Good day at the office, now build on it.
Totally agree. It's unbelievable singing a racist song about one of your own players. How thick are these clowns?Random but can the match going fans drop the JS Park Chant. It really has no place in our repertoire. He’s also asked nicely.
Rewatching the game and I just heard the chant around the 58 min mark.
Contact initiated outside the boxIt was a stone cold pen.
Let's hope Trump doesn't hear itRandom but can the match going fans drop the JS Park Chant. It really has no place in our repertoire. He’s also asked nicely.
Rewatching the game and I just heard the chant around the 58 min mark.
Just six pages of discussion after United's 3-0 away win. The ETH out brigade must be feeling quite disheartened.
It is always shorter when we win. Nothing unusual.Just six pages of discussion after United's 3-0 away win. The ETH out brigade must be feeling quite disheartened.
So why are there fewer posts on when United are winning? Do people only revel in defeat or what?It is always shorter when we win. Nothing unusual.
No one is sorry that we won, that is what we all want, and it is the very reason why people have doubts over Erik.
Thats just the state of social media and the internet in general nowadays. This weekend doesn't feel right to come and vent our lives off at redcafe since we won confortably. But hold on until next defeat and this will be over 50 pagesSo why are there fewer posts on when United are winning? Do people only revel in defeat or what?
Welcome to the Internet. Scandal makes for more engagement + discussion than merriment. When the pitchforks are out you'll see the most posts, on any team site.So why are there fewer posts on when United are winning? Do people only revel in defeat or what?
Good question, my guess is that we have a bigger need to hang on the forum when things go tits up and we feel a bit down or just plain out angry. Writing a little rant or read other peoples rants might ease it.So why are there fewer posts on when United are winning? Do people only revel in defeat or what?
The hit that took him out was well inside the box. 100% a penalty.Contact initiated outside the box
Southampton are a poor side but stylistically one to expose teams who are trying to play out. They press high and dominate possession (I think they had majority in the games leading up to this fixture).Im curious. Did our performance against Southampton inspire any confidence for this season? I see a few positives but largely the same defensive mistakes and wastefulness in possession seemed apparent albeit against a much weaker side. Nothing has remarkably changed but I’m hoping the win changes the team’s mindset especially against Crystal Palace which won’t be an easy one to navigate.
Yes, they got too much joy from the wings. We need to hem in wingers more effectively, or execute the press better so they don‘t even get the ball in the first place.Maybe I'm biased but didn't like the ref at all. Think we should've had a penalty (foul on Amad), and it felt like he was much quicker to hand out yellow cards to our players.
It was a positive performance but thought we were so bad defending on wings. Their penalty came that way as well.
I think that's always been the case to be honest.So why are there fewer posts on when United are winning? Do people only revel in defeat or what?
Looks worse the more you watch it.
Yellow cards for kicking a ball away but this is ok?
PL officials are sh!te.. Kavanagh included.
As a rule, I don’t like managers whinging but I’d be ok with calling stuff like this out.
Looks worse the more you watch it.
Yellow cards for kicking a ball away but this is ok?
PL officials are sh!te.. Kavanagh included.
As a rule, I don’t like managers whinging but I’d be ok with calling stuff like this out.
I'm going to say it, I would have been annoyed if one of our players were sent off for that red card challenge. It was a silly one, obviously you shouldn't give the ref a decision to make like that, but was it dangerous? Not for me. He's well in control of it, he's not used reckless force, he knows Garnacho's leg is up in the air so won't get caught in the turf...it's a yellow and a talking to for me.
But I don't think it would have changed the result much, Southampton lost all heart after missing the pen and quickly conceding thereafter, we had extra gears to go to I reckon.
Just six pages of discussion after United's 3-0 away win. The ETH out brigade must be feeling quite disheartened.
Not at all. My tiny bit of optimism for the season was destroyed by the Pool embarrassment and it will take an earth-shaking change of strategy or tactics or something miraculous for me to have any hope of finishing above 6th.Im curious. Did our performance against Southampton inspire any confidence for this season? I see a few positives but largely the same defensive mistakes and wastefulness in possession seemed apparent albeit against a much weaker side. Nothing has remarkably changed but I’m hoping the win changes the team’s mindset especially against Crystal Palace which won’t be an easy one to navigate.
I am ETH Out with my entire mind, body and soul. And I seriously doubt my fellows in the brigade would change their thoughts after beating a newly promoted team, even if we absolutely played them off the park.Just six pages of discussion after United's 3-0 away win. The ETH out brigade must be feeling quite disheartened.
Rewatched the match last night, and the narrative around "Southampton dominated for 30 minutes" is quite far from reality on second watching. It felt like it at the time, maybe due to the commentators as well who jump on any instance of an opposition controlling the play against Utd for a period of time. This is par for the course.
On a second viewing, United controlled the first 10 min or so, and then we ran into some slogging football for about 15 min, where Dalot got exposed a couple of times, and Southampton had a couple of good runs down the wings to cause us some concern. But, before the pen, Southampton had one actual chance to score while we had a couple with Zirkzee and Bruno.
I realize that Southampton are relegation fodder, but the return from Internationals is always an issue for the bigger teams, so it took us a while to hit our stride.
The bin dippers were up against relegation fodder, starting later than us and they got turned over by Forest.
Criticizing the team/players/manager is not something I jump on as my first instinct, but I do understand people doing so. There was no reason to do so after that match.
What Garnacho is doing with his leg has nothing to do with the tackle. It was high with studs showing. Red card.
Leg over the ball showing studs hitting the other player is a deep red. If not, the ref has it wrong.Of course it does, I'd Google the rulebook for you but I can't be arsed. The level of force and danger has everything to do with it, studs showing doesn't come into it other than as a factor in judging the force.
Stuart Attwell