Weird feelings of football

Antonio Valencia and Enner Valencia are the same person

Upamecano is a regen

Wenger signs only french players
 
This thread is a classic. :lol:

- Every season, Martin Tyler sees something which we'll "never see anything like again".

- Every time Sky analyses a former United academy product, they'll score against us (and Tyler will applaud them as if they are a bullied orphan standing up to big bully United).

- Martin Tyler is obliged to have 4 games a season where he has a positive vocal tone on United. The other games, he sounds like he's read a depressing newspaper article.

- If you used to play for United, you have to throw ABU slur into your punditry, so Sky Sports don't get upset over the balance of ex players-turned-pundits who dislike United.
:lol:
 
We are the worst team in the league at throw-ins, and it's probably to do with the slope around the Old Trafford pitch.
 
Every average British fullback is required to sign for Spurs at some point in his career.
 
De Gea and Herrera aren't pally we just see them together a lot cause of their mutual friend Juan.
 
If you fail at Barcelona theres a clause in your contract to say you must end up in Stoke, Affelay, Bojan, Gudjohsson and Muneisa being the first victims
 
Theo Walcott hardly plays and when he does he seems quite ineffectual to Arsenal, yet every few seasons he's always offered a huge contract and a 'key' position in the squad and assurances about his starting position etc...
and there we have it...
 
United have never lost a preseason game, except when Moyes was in charge.
 
Everytime United have a major deficiency in our team our fans are convinced that there's a solution for that problem within our reserves, then that player ends up playing for Wolves or Wigan.

Inter always seem to sign decent, promising footballers and have a good team and except for these 3-4 years between 2006 and 2010 it never amounts to anything and they end up having underwhelming season.
 
Everytime United have a major deficiency in our team our fans are convinced that there's a solution for that problem within our reserves, then that player ends up playing for Wolves or Wigan.

Inter always seem to sign decent, promising footballers and have a good team and except for these 3-4 years between 2006 and 2010 it never amounts to anything and they end up having underwhelming season.

Or Watford, West Ham, or any other side that begins with a W.
 
Teams like Messina, Pescara, Siena, Perugia etc. can be 8th in the Serie A table one week and then the next time you look up italian football they are playing in Serie C1 and you have no idea what happened.

That's so true :lol:

Also in Serie A one team will inevitably go on a great run that will send them from the depths of the bottom half to near CL places while another side goes from a promising early start of season to fighting relegation.

No one has any idea in which plays Serie A teams sit, not even clubs.

In La Liga there will be a side, usually someone like Almeria or Granada, who will lose 8-0 to one of the big clubs and cause troubles to the other, taking points off them.

Everytime we play an away game it's a 'potential banana skin' and 'very tricky', regardless of who the oppositon is. Also, whenever we play at home to whoever, it's 'potential banana skin' and 'we could easily lose'.
 
Worked for me on FIFA (whatever number it was).

After over 100 games of trying it.
I do it every second or third game. Actually, every single kickoff I run till the opp defense, which is sorta given in this game, it's that one moment if you beat that last or second last man, only one of which is necessary, it's a goal.
 
That's so true :lol:


Everytime we play an away game it's a 'potential banana skin' and 'very tricky', regardless of who the oppositon is. Also, whenever we play at home to whoever, it's 'potential banana skin' and 'we could easily lose'.

So true.

Also, Pedro never took a single touch of the ball in the entire 10-11 season (despite playing every game), with the exception of when he would score.
 
Man City are always drawing before I start watching, then when I turn it on Toure scores and they win
 
United announced agreement has been reached with Fenerbahce regarding the transfer of Robin van Persie.
 
Every time the underdog scores a late goal to win a final, the commentator will yell "You couldn't write this script!", even though that's exactly the script of most sports movies.
 
Everytime a goalkeeper comes up front for a corner kick, the kick tacker gets powers and he has a 100% chance of reaching exactly the goalkeeper with his corner. The goalkeeper or has a very good header that almost went in, or actually scores.
 
No spanish midfielder has scored from a header or a powerful laces kick in the last 8 years.
 
Manchester United still has, and always had, atleast three young Norwegian talents in the reserves
Ever since Ronny Johnsen signed for United in 1996, the club had one or more Norwegians up until Mats Møller Dæhli signed for Cardiff at the 4th of July 2013, ending an era of Norwegians in the club that lasted for 6203 days.

At the end of said era, Moyes took over and the team started declining. Coincidence? I think not. We need to sign a Norwegian asap. Kristoffer Ajer is a massive talent, go sign him.
 
The big Scandinavian clubs win every week apart from when I bet on them.
 
There are at least ten top level players at any given time named Traoré or Cisse.