Every season there is a big issue with Barcelona being unable to register their players then a week later they register the players.
Weird feelings of football
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Brighton only won 2 games this season (vs us and Spurs) but are somehow 10th with 28 points.
Leighton Baines is in charge of Everton for the night.
Allison in shorts is one of the best goalkeepers in the world, Allison in trackies should be behind Kelleher in the pecking order.
This weekend is an international week.
They have won 6.
Michael Keaton looks like a stereotypical lower league football manager
In the third and fourth round of the FA cup Chelsea get a home tie against a league one side or lower.
That's true. But think point of this thread is to post weird feelings of football and they aren't neccessary correct.
They tend to start seasons strong and then struggle a lot.
have a look at this book: easy to read and gives us a good idea how MU identify is changing with the Klazers and Ratcliffe involvement.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DSTFPXZ2
Penalties that shouldn't have been given have a higher chance of being saved/missed than penalties that were rightly given.
As Rasheed Wallace famously said, "ball don't lie"
Manchester United is good at penalties
We seemed to have turned a corner
Teams that squander the most chances to seal the game during normal time will lose in penalty shootouts
Ten Hag won more trophies than Arteta as a manager in england. A manager who has been sacked...
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I had a Neto/Jota thing before we bought Jota
There are two types of Spanish goalkeeper. One barely moves from the goal line and the other is usually too far away from it.
All players from Ecuador have a surname that is either Caicedo or Valencia.
My God, feels bizarre. Head needs a wobble.
People saying “Manchester United is” rather than “Manchester United are” sound like 3 year olds.
The team that clings on for penalties automatically wins the shootout.
In general, Americans say 'is' and those who speak British English say 'are' I believe.
You is correct
In other words, those using correct grammar are right.
Who cares if you know what they mean
Anyway, weird football feeling:
United perform better in blue Arsenal away whilst white at Anfield.
Yep, I believe “is” is the grammatically correct way but it sounds very weird to me.
Co-commentators can’t wait to tell you about all the fans they were talking to at the ground prior to kick off.
Co-commentators are also really bad at spotting deflections or last touches which are really obvious on camera even in real time, yet aren’t seen by the comms team until the third slow motion replay.
The tighter and more controversial the offside decision, the less likely you are to actually see any lines drawn for it.
Co-commentators are also really bad at spotting deflections or last touches which are really obvious on camera even in real time, yet aren’t seen by the comms team until the third slow motion replay.
The tighter and more controversial the offside decision, the less likely you are to actually see any lines drawn for it.
The only time Arsenal fans make any noise is when one of their players waves their arms in the air to instigate it.
Despite this, no fan has ever seen a co-commentator talking to fans before a match.
Kane has only scored penalties this season.
I thought is when referring to the whole organisation, and are when referring to specifically the players?
Danny Welbeck always scores against United at OT even when he doesn't.
Ex-Manchester United player always scores against United
Half season loans never have worked out
Any match played in Portugal during the Champions League / Europa League group stages will be played in heavy rain.
Southampton haven't scored from a corner all season, caption appears as player strikes ball, they score. Yes it was against utd