Wes Brown give us a goal. Agent Brown. Men in black.

Agent Brown gave us a goal, and rumours is that we paid a 'linesman' a lot of money to make people suffer.. Nais.

1st half was terrible. But we got that goal and helped to open up Sunderland a bit in the 2nd half. 2nd half we changed to a more familiar 442 with Park outwide and Rooney in the middle, and from the start until we took our foot off the pedal(Welbeck came off), we were very2 good.

It's not great to the eye, but I've seen so many times over the years of us not showing up even at home to not worry too much especially this early in the season. It's a marathon and we've been known as slow starters traditionally anyways.. the performance will come.

We've just been awarded the #1 troller in LYN. We should celebrate!

That cycle is right every time.

We're missing Cleverley. And us having to chop and change all the time doesn't help as well. But stick Cleverley back there in the middle, we're gonna look pretty again even if it comes a bit here and there only at first.

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Added on November 6, 2011, 1:39 am

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Looks like the only thing the other party is happy about in their season so far is that we got hit for 6 at OT. Sad really.

Let's hope when those 3 games a week day comes, we won't have too much trouble regarding injuries.

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The night is still young. I can smell the oil money.. it won't last long that lead.

Let's hope he can stay at least for another 5 years.
The current team and those in the academy still need his hands to mould them into champions..

Well, while the pressure will be immense for the new manager when the time comes and it will never be easy, but I believe with everything in place(every single detail already in place, he doesn't need to change anything and just push the start button), he should find it easier I hope. Can see with us signing talented young guys to complement the squad. SAF is preparing for when the time comes that it will be as smooth a transition as possible. Let's hope we get the right one in on the first try!

you mean this?

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Added on November 6, 2011, 5:26 pmOh, and Dugong Merah is alive on his seahorse after all!

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I can sense some.. it's strong in his words yo. Forever in our shadows?

They syiok sendiri labeling us this and that. Yet they do the same.
Jealousy kills.. hehe

I take it you support Inter as well?
Hehehe

Butthurted Liverpool fan spotted. Kwakwakwa.
Cover broken.

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Added on November 6, 2011, 6:04 pmForever in our shadows.

I'm loving it.

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Them on their high horse and full of themselves bragging they had a life but never misses a game even for a funeral of their pets always like to calit us United fans(all non credible to their eyes) to be obsessed with their team. But I guess in their world got no mirrors. They've been doing the same things always talking about United fans this lah, that lah, all clueless about footy lah while at the same time praising themselves to be the bestest of the bestest in the land about everything. Loudest fans, best home supporters, because they are not winning stuff=they're not GH but always like to taunt us with that 18-5(now only 5 left koh koh koh). A bunch of hypocrites. But once we have a chuckle at their team, their head explodes saying we're obsessed with them. We're rivals, so it's normal to laugh when they fall. I expect nothing else when we trip ourselves.

I guess the fact that we are in a position to have a laugh almost every week at the joke that their team has become hurt them especially since they can't have a pop at our team too much. Their only bragging rights is that they have the upper hand in terms of trophy count in the CL(up by a massive two at this point), their cup final with us which amount to a minimum of two games per season, and since they don't often end up higher than us in the league, so they take solace whenever we drop a point here and there. And when that doesn't happen, they would find a way to brand us United fans as non credible plastic only on for a ride.

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Added on November 8, 2011, 12:11 amSince it was a draw in the first leg, they can't brag about the final yet.

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Added on November 8, 2011, 12:12 amEspecially if it's a last minute penalty from a dive by Rooney and Gary Neville celebrating while commentating on the game live. That would be epic!

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Added on November 8, 2011, 12:15 amWe barter trade lah.

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Added on November 8, 2011, 12:22 amRafa Benitez=Talent wrecker, team wrecker.. Liverpool and Inter(won the treble before he came) destroyed while he's in charge.
They will never praise us, ever. They will always feel they are a victim of some contentious decision in the league and us always being lucky lah, we bribe the ref lah, blabla.

That guy(sits on a high sea horse) always have a term for anything related to United..

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Added on November 8, 2011, 12:23 amEnough about them..

I think the international break came at a good time for us. Time to recharge our batteries and welcome back those that got injured.

Cleverley, Ando, Young, Rafael, Smalling.. how long are they still out for?

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I guess in a way, in the 70's/80's, we were like them. Always looking up, never managing to put up a sustain challenge, always falling short. They had their bragging rights, now it's out turn. Hoho. It come in cycles. At some point in the future, we will fall short, and maybe they will be top again, but in the short/medium term with the oil money clubs still around, it will be a while before they would be up there again unless they sell their ass to some rich pak arab/russion mafia. They accepted those Americans with open arms at first and then those two guys decided to give Rafa the full reins.. fail spectacularly.

Hopefully he will continue to improve. Make the ball stick to him like glue. Right now he tends to lose often.. but then it's not easy controlling high/fast balls played to you. He's not a bad option as a lone forward. At least unlike Bent, he will provide a passing option instead of trying trying to get on the end of things. And when the ball does get to him, he can actually do something useful with it and bring others into play. Just make sure somebody is rushing forward into the box to 'cover' him since he's not really a pure striker who's job is solely to get goals.