well, they do have big and strong mertesacker, but he seems like a nice and soft guy to me...
ox, cazorla and wilshere as dangermen for me.. ozil might be man marked by fletcher.

Sagna's crossing is quite dangerous iirc last time we played them. Hope to see RvP score against them again

The big f***ing German

I hope Jones will be fit by Thursday morning, he can mark Ozil again. Gotta agree on Wilshere, he is the man to watch.

Yup, he will get the sticks and boos, but who cares. RVP is on form at the moment

Hopefully wilshere kena red card huehuehue

I prefer Jones/Carrick partnerships. Remember how Jones demolished Ozil?

Plus, maybe this is his mentality?



This post has been edited by fas29: Feb 11 2014, 01:49 PM

yea really dangerous.. striker like Chicha would definitely capitalize with that kind of cross. glad they did not get him.

Well I'm sure many of us would love to see more variety in attacking system. As it is, while the team is successfully holding possession and creating many crosses, the quality of delivery and receiving has been poor.

Combination sounds good. The current excessive focus on crossing is making us way too predictable and easier to prepare for / defend against.

^ boss +Newbie+, my remaining wp bila expires?? still got long time to go ar?

meh. if this midweek we can get a fortunate win at emirates, which i highly doubt it, it'll be #moyesin all over again.

This post has been edited by sinoffire: Feb 11 2014, 02:43 PM

all this tukar in and out business, mcm some porno script wei

True. And it doesn't help that our delivery and receiving of crosses hasn't been quality.

Aiyah, you count yourself lar. 6 months from the date.

hoping that next season there will be major replacements coming in. Alot of players are leaving in the summer, hope that at least 5-6 players are brought in.

going off evra, ferdinand, vidic, giggs, anderson, fabio

needs to stay chicharito, zaha, lindegaard

needs to be given chances lingard, varela, keane, nani

needs to go bebe, also nani if not given a chance and also injury prone

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This post has been edited by legendofhafiz: Feb 11 2014, 07:13 PM

there is no point crying sacking or not.If it happens, then it happens.this is fascinating scenario for United. I'd rather us finish the top 4 or not in europe at all.europa fixtures are not ideal for us.better come back and focus for domestic competition next season

usually it always a must win against the gunners but since the scenario has changed, just give the best as possible, whatever the outcome.we're still missing out of top four

Arsenal is motivated after humiliation by liverpool but then again, just like us, they need a capable leader to rile up from this mess.so the outcome is still unpredictable unless we're still forgetting the plan B

remember, we hardly can beat them in terms of keeping the possession(even under sir alex), so don't be surprise if they keep the ball most.

I share your sentiment but we will lose alot of revenue if it happens

plus the incentive to attract good summer signing....

sack manager lose more $$

and there is no guarantee new manager can turn things around instantly

Wtf. I kept reading that everybody wants to leave. Everybody go who else gonna play? Adoi.

WOW JUST WOW.

Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley feels he has been made a scapegoat for the club's poor form.

The champions have made hard work of their Premier League title defence and may even struggle to land a Champions League place next season as they currently sit nine points adrift of fourth-placed Liverpool.

Criticism of David Moyes and his side has been widespread, but fans have aimed much of their frustration at Cleverley.


"When I first started getting singled out, it stung," the midfielder told the Mirror. "But it's something you have got to learn to take when the team is not doing well.

"My job goes under the radar at times. I am not a player who's going to beat three or four people and stick it in the top corner or go round tackling people like Roy Keane.

"I would like the fans on my side and it hurts a little bit when you have grown up at the club and love the club every bit as much as the supporters.

"But there are other people in the current United squad who have been through this kind of thing and they have made sure their quality shone through.

"I have got to look at those people. I have learned to take it with a pinch of salt and I'm sure it will make me stronger for the rest of my career.

"I feel I've been made a scapegoat a little bit. A few people in the media certainly seem to have a perception of me not doing much in the team.

"I feel I've been made a scapegoat a little bit. A few people in the media certainly seem to have a perception of me not doing much in the team."
Tom Cleverley
"Don't get me wrong, I know I can do better but people are making a big thing about how I don't score enough goals when that is not necessarily my first job in the team."

United fans might want to see Cleverley in a box-to-box role, but that is not the role Moyes has asked him to play with the United boss preferring him in a holding role.

"I watch Spanish football a lot," Cleverley says. "If they pass the ball sideways but keep possession, the fans clap them.

"Their attitude is that as long as you have got the ball, the other team can't hurt you.

"I know the mentality is different here and that is what makes our game the best in the world because it is so intense.

"But sometimes I have got to not listen and play my game because I feel I'm doing the best thing for the team."

WOW. So he can't tackle, he can't create goals, he can't score goals, and he side passes. HE CREATED A NEW ROLE WHICH IS THE NOTHING ROLE.

This post has been edited by nVidiaFX: Feb 11 2014, 11:52 PM

hahaha cleverly thinks he's doing what the spanish are capable of doing??