Chick Curry Toe can't seem to recapture his original blazing form in his first season.

wonder why.

That Kid too.

lol debut for sang bontot

lol debut goal for super powerll.

i would agree with your dad.

it's luck and positioning

kalau duduk bawah coconut tree, you never know you kena hit by a coconut or not and when you do, you get delicious hospital food

i keep wondering, what do the players say when they score a goal?

seems like Scholes (as per the picture posted by alien) is saying,

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" while pointing at the fans.

also, Powell seems to have a physique almost like van Persie. thought initially it was van Persie who scored.

belia tetap benci That Kid.

here's hoping Sang Punggung starts more games for United. Wigan was a tough one, but easy to crack. the real games are Tottenham and the CL, and that's where I hope to see the new signings perform extremely well.

St. Iker had to go through a lot in order to get where he is now. it's really hard to compare these world class keepers (Canizares included, what he has done with Valencia is simply amazing) when you're comparing to an up and coming keeper who has potential to be world class.

weakness can be exploited, but doesn't mean it can't be fixed. it takes time, and hopefully, slowly but surely, De Gea can be among the Spanish goalkeeping elites.

unless, of course, we got De Gea at his peak, then if he's performing very very weak, we have a bad goalkeeper in the army lol.

i have to say,

almost on par. ALMOST. GOD DAMMIT ALMOST. LIKE INCY WINCY BIT

Casillas has a solid defence in front of him

Given doesn't, but he performs, and he performs well. reflexes are out of this world.

it wasn't a goal. ball hasn't fully crossed the line.

today was a superb game except for the 2nd half. a bit weak.

Cleverley, apart from his uhn jizz goal, was somewhat poor and clumsy in terms of positioning, but he compensates that by working hard to get back possession of the ball.

Van Persie lost his cool on a few occasions, almost got sent off. Rooney was being Rooney.

Giggs, eventhough just came on for a cameo, was poor. But yeah few minutes so what pfft.

Scholesy being Scholesy again. Got a yellow card because he's Scholes.

Newcastle went on the aggressive after the 2nd goal. Obvious that Tiote and co. in midfield going in hard against the United players, but somehow most of them got lucky.

now the main story today is, David De Gea.

almost conceded, and was poor throughout almost all the setpieces Newcastle had. still shows his weakness in commanding the box. man. the more I think about it, the more I worry about De Gea. 2nd season already, but hasn't really adapted well to the physical game of the EPL. but he (tries) to make it up with his amazing meow-like reflexes (although it fails him at times lulz). but obviously given the rotation policy, I don't know when will he be given the time to adapt to the physical game. has SAF ever considered shoving him in the reserves league for a few games? I wonder..

all in all, a good 1st half, a somewhat poor 2nd half.

This post has been edited by Sheep319: Oct 8 2012, 01:09 AM

I like how so many Man Utd fans love to brag.

and then people wonder why we always get attacked.


anyhoo.

Defoe, I have to say, is a really explosive striker (not in terms of Baloltelli meletup) but when he performs, he really means it. Inconsistency is what makes his progress a bit down.

He's 30 this year. But enough about Defoe. I personally did not watch the England v Poland match, but I'm hoping that Carrick and Cleverley, inclusive of Rooney too.

HE'S A SOMEBODY NOW