Seems to run through the team.
Premier League Gameweek 34-35
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
People like to cause at Jackson but Mudryk is just nothing, useless. And Mudryk cost more than twice his fee
Idiotic comment. I’ve seen Mudryk break into a sprint every so often.
2-0!
Rogers makes it 2-0.
Chelsea so bad
Chelsea 
Get in Mr Rogers
Who’s in a worse situation, us or Chelsea?
Rogers with a Mbappe special
Rogers with the Palmer celeb
Let’s see if Pole Calmer can bail them out this time.
Rogers not Rodgers scoring
Villa have been so good this season they fully deserve CL football next season.
This season needs to end now. We're just cursed.
Morgan Rogers mugging Palmer off with that celebration.
Also, how many times did Garnacho and Antony get into those positions today and ended up doing nothing with it?
Also, how many times did Garnacho and Antony get into those positions today and ended up doing nothing with it?
Jackson is a good player but at the wrong club (he'd do well for relegation battles). Mudryk seems like a player who is far from PL level
Most definitely.
It's clearly them
Us
Am I right in saying that if Villa win, we’re mathematically unable to finish any higher than 5th?
Seriously though, what a train wreck this season has been. We haven’t even been in the top 4 once this season, IIRC. I’d be very surprised if that’s not unprecedented in the premier league era.
Who’s in a worse situation, us or Chelsea?
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Hard to tell.
Seriously though, what a train wreck this season has been. We haven’t even been in the top 4 once this season, IIRC. I’d be very surprised if that’s not unprecedented in the premier league era.
Who’s in a worse situation, us or Chelsea?
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Hard to tell.
Caicedo has been incredibly shite this season
Soft that was.
Them, on the basis that the people running them have pretty clearly proven themselves to be clowns, whereas the people (now) running us at least might not be.
Chelsea play far better football, room for improvement but we seem to be building the right structure, something Chelsea doesn’t have
Stop stealing our posts
City academy mates?
I apologise
Madueke is a low IQ player
Mudryk isn’t a footballer. He’s a runner but he’s not a footballer. Passing is crazy bad.
Low key
Pretty average from us after the first five minutes. We like conserving energy during games so don't go crazy like Newcastle and Spurs do but Chelsea confidence is brittle so would've preferred us to keep on attacking.
Instead dropping off gave them opportunity to grow into the game. Have to be honest I was expecting the Jackson goal to be given as from the first replay Cash's foot looked to be playing him onside. Then the more regular miss from free header inside the box.
Top finish from Rogers.
Instead dropping off gave them opportunity to grow into the game. Have to be honest I was expecting the Jackson goal to be given as from the first replay Cash's foot looked to be playing him onside. Then the more regular miss from free header inside the box.
Top finish from Rogers.
One of those who sees and plays the game at 100mph.
What’s the score bitch
Martinez taken off with hamstring issue.
Palmer wasted at Chelsea
Agreed
Yes, Villa will be on 69 points, and with 4 games left we can only get 68 points. So even with 12 points from last 4 games we will only be 4 points better off than Moyes season. We are already equal on losses (12) than that season and 12 goals behind what we scored then.
We’d be better off playing a low block counter attacking football similar to what Villa are doing tonight
You mean like the one OGS was criticized for playing and supposedly the players challenged him to step away from and try and play like the "bigger teams"?