wonder how vettel not penalised for the yellow flag overtaking

still happy he won tho

looks like it was red and yellow rather than just yellow, seb fully deserved

oh wait OT

This post has been edited by SGSuser: Nov 26 2012, 02:11 AM

So..........when is Benitez going to be sack?

actually benitez named as interim manager.......which means temporary manager...they are probably looking for another manager(pep) next season...unless benitez does exceptionally well...then only he will be offered a good contract. But oh well, the fans booed him ..

This post has been edited by mrkenn: Nov 26 2012, 04:13 AM

end of the season... he's the interim manager luls.

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Added on November 26, 2012, 8:54 amIf I may add, I recalled that most of the managers between Sir Matt and Sir Alex didn't do well because Sir Matt was looming in their shadows.

Sir Alex survives because he embraced this fact willingly, and all of the boardroom (including Sir Matt) knew what he is doing behind the scenes and throw their support behind him.

This post has been edited by mistabean: Nov 26 2012, 08:54 AM

he is like RDM last season where he won champions league and he get promoted to Manager.

good weekend.. arsenal, pool, chelsea and city all dropped points.. we won..

interesting to see chelsea fans showed their disapprovement over rafa's appointment on a word 'go'. but they choose to finger it to wrong man. rafa is just professional working man. he's jobless and a big club with money and top class players offer him a top job.

if chelsea fans are honest, instead of calling rafa out, they need channel their anger toward abramovich, the man fired di matteo and hired rafa..

i guess they just cant live without his millions.

yes u r right.. its becoming like rich man plaything.. didn't care about the fans and football..

seriously if SAF retired...pep or jose...u guys prefer who?

we shouldnt be discussing who should take over SAF in MUST thread now lol. we should be cheering coz it was a good weekend for us, and we're no.1 in the league for now..

pep better..jose like to deploy defensive tactics..

ayam is sked if SAF retired

Datuk K. Rajagopal

this coming thursday morning match against West Ham is at 345 right?

yup, thursday morning 4am... gonna sleep early to catch the game!

I would say Pep. His method is building stuff from the ground-up.

Jose is very controversial, and his method of building teams doesn't give our youth a chance to shine. BUT, I think Jose is a better man-manager though.

So maybe either one. But they will be in a very hot seat though.

if got chance, i would like Vicente del Bosque to coach man utd...

A BIG no no! Why? IINM, there were reports of him being racist. How would players the likes of Welbeck react to that? Oops, that was Aragones

Even if the reports were wrong, as of now, I would prefer Pep because of his overall methods. Not sure about his longevity though, even for few years, he already couldn't stand the pressure of managing Barca.

So between Pep or Mou, it is Pep. Personally, OGS is making his name and potentially could become a sound manager. Have to wait and see.

This post has been edited by gr8fr8: Nov 26 2012, 12:10 PM

seems that my passion of watching football is affected by 2 things.

1-United performance
2-NT performance

with NT slumped last night,i kinda lose passion watch football.i just switched the tv off and went playing computer game instead. oh well at least i can concentrate on playing the new CoD

well if he could do a Barca(that is winning like half of major trophy as SAF in 1/10 of the time before leaving),then i don't mind as well.

Sorry, Brahda. Apology to all MUtd supporters here. Will take note in da future.
I am an Evertonian. But I do follow other clubs like MUtd, Chelsea, Arsenal, Wigan and WBA.

Cheers,

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Added on November 26, 2012, 12:14 pmSaw this match and when QPR was leading 1-0, I thought another comeback or going to be like Norwich game? Luckily for MUtd, Ando & Fletcher did better in midfield which caused the goals within 8 minutes and QPR never recovered from the shock.

I agreed that the statement hoping someone to die is uncalled for.
All of us may not like certain players, including myself, but we do not wish this people to die. Just that hopefully the manager (SAF) will not pick them in the starting line-up.

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Added on November 26, 2012, 12:16 pmAgreed. Welbeck and Young have "an off-day" in the QPR match.

This post has been edited by pingpang: Nov 26 2012, 12:16 PM