I dunno why, but it is just that every move that he made like catching the ball, kicking, positioning etc doesn't look like convincing.

for some reason i always have the impression that kuszczak isnt as flexible as VDS, so those top corner freekicks/shots that VDS usually save, Kuszczak might not be able to save (West Brom's goal anyone?). Of course, that kinda shot isnt expected to be saved by any keeper at all, but u know VDS would have reached it with his experience, agility, positioning etc. So unluckily for PIG, VDS really did set a very very high standard for any emerging keeper.

But if u are comparing him to the likes of Roy Caroll then he would have been a great keeper. If VDS retires and Lindegaard is still not deemed suitable 1st choice, then Kuszczak can always have the first spot with a relatively less nervous moment (as compared to other backups we have).

for the lulz

PIG done well in the past 2 games. I think he deserves to challenge for that No. 1 spot. Anyone thinks the same as I do?

It shows whatever you have contrinuted and achieved in the league deserve more credits compare to going to World Cup, and won it !

have you guys seen this? Guess who photoshopped it..

Paul Pogba in Fa Youth Cup last night. We won 3-2 after leading 3-0 at one point.

What a screamer. Who's that lad which made the run before?

Meanwhile Arsenal Reserves got thrashed 10-1. I thought their academy is the bestest in UK?

have you guys seen this? Guess who photoshopped it..

phil neville is going to spurs?

(ex)Man Utd players really is the hot stuff of the day

10:31 It seems there's a new managerial casualty almost every day at the moment. Roy Keane (Ipswich), Roy Hodgson (Liverpool), Kevin Dillon (Aldershot) and Gary Johnson (Peterborough) have all left their positions since Friday, which got me thinking about how many managers have come and gone in English football since the beginning of Sir Alex's reign. I contacted the League Managers Association, who promptly responded and told me 1023 different managers have either been dismissed, resigned or left by mutual consent since Sir Alex arrived at Old Trafford in November 1986. Incredible. (NC)