Dannn411
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Not much to say. Seen this coming from pre-season. The worst is yet to come. Arsenal away in two weeks then Brighton after that.
Man Utd Lost so the CAF is in meltdown! PANIC STATIONS!
Sack EtH. Sack Murtough. All the players bought are crap.
Fold the club.
And yet they still won reasonably comfortably.The Spurs hype is so over the top. They weren’t even that good.
Something feels iffy. Just haven’t looked in the right frame of mind in either game.
Teams want to play us, because we encourage them. Time and time again.
All a bit concerning. Need an injection of optimism from somewhere.
Meh if someone just puts the damn chances away we should've been up 2-0 in that first half before spurs had the double woodwork moment. Get to that point and pretty sure we would've found it easier to control the game and continue creating chances.Garbage. We look so bad, I’m not sure Højlund coming in will solve the main problem, we’ve zero control in midfield and are getting cut open far too easily. We need a midfielder, simple as.
If we could actually finish our chances it would help...
:vomit:
Should have been 3 up at half time, did not come back out of the dressing room. Rashford out of sorts, Antony makes Dan James look like Robben and it turns out Fred was our best midfielder.
No. But they should have had a pen. That is factual. Missed chanced are part of the gameWe didn't deserve a point against Wolves.
It's going to be a long old season. It's probably going to get worse, and then a little better, before getting worse again. And then we'll do it all over again next season, and the seasons after that.
Football is great, isn't it?
I'm having the time of my life.Can't see if serious or sarcastic.
It's going to be a long old season. It's probably going to get worse, and then a little better, before getting worse again. And then we'll do it all over again next season, and the seasons after that.
Football is great, isn't it?
Carrington too.Doesn't go far enough, with a bit of effort we can turn Old Trafford into flats as well.
We just weren’t dominated though were we. Spurs got gifted two goals. We missed big chances and denied a clear penalty. Aside from that it was fairly even.And yet they still won reasonably comfortably.
We were fecking awful, especially in the second half.
Dominated in midfield now against two fairly average sides.
What does that say about us?
That bruno free header is really unforgivable.Brunos missed chance from Shaws cross is what will haunt me after this game. He is absolutely free in the box, no one is close to disturbing him. Shaws cross is put straight on his forehead, and he misses the target with 2m.
You could pick a random poster from this forum at the end of that beauty of a pass from Shaw and it wouldn`t be with a worse outcome.
And just how can it be so easy for teams to just waltz straight through us.. Only good thing now is i wasn`t expecting much better than this. Just tired and down
Exactly. Goals change games. We rarely seem to score in our key moments in these big away games. If we do, we control and shape the game. But we don't, then when the home side inevitably stirs into life we don't have the players to change the flow of the game and then we're one or two down with an intense crowd and we fall apart. Same old story.Meh if someone just puts the damn chances away we should've been up 2-0 in that first half before spurs had the double woodwork moment. Get to that point and pretty sure we would've found it easier to control the game and continue creating chances.
You have to embrace the mediocrity, so you can start celebrating the little victories. Like winning a throw in.Pretty much. At this point, expecting that pattern to change is becoming delusional to the point of madness. Why would it change?
Michael Oliver