sack him fast, playin with no tactic at all, amateur coaching line-up....not regret switch off my tv after 1st half

Totally agree with him

The Reds are “not out of the tie yet” says Michael Carrick as he looks ahead to the second leg with Olympiacos: “To score three goals in this competition is tough, but we've done it before and we believe we can do it again.”

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Stop talking trash

Its better if we lose.. If we win and draw a big team we will get smashed.

Didnt see the game but once i see cleverly in the lineup i know wer fcked

I just understand why we cant play the same team as we did with palace/swap mata..

Todays lost is self inflicted,moist should have known better. I dont trust him with a big transfer kitty now.

durrhh... moyes trying to reset club achievement counter

Moyes not used to rotating players and playing 2 games in a week. Yawnn

saw that. And I straight went back to Zzzzzzzz Zzzzzzzzzzz.

wanted to skip class to watch the game. I checked my phone and saw the lineup and decided not to skip class. Boy, I made a good decision.

wasted my time watching this match

Maybe moyes really didn't know how to win, he is clueless. So he fielded cleverly so he can become a scapegoat. At same time young may win some penalty as well, so he gets into team.

Look at their body language is enough to tell you their qualities.
And their body language is not helping too. Giving negative energies to the players.

Wow... good thing I chose sleep over the match. If I'd lost sleep to watch the game sure frust gila too.

Woke up thinking "at least get an away goal and don't lose".

Saw the score and thought wtf. Checked twitter and saw the lineup and suddenly it wasn't so surprising anymore.. sigh

Eh angry also don't need to flame the whole world right?

Flame the manager
Flame the players
Flame the other supporters

Is there anything you won't flame?

Critical comments about the performance of the team or specific players (or manager) is one thing, blatant name-calling is another thing >_>

This post has been edited by sunblaze: Feb 26 2014, 08:50 AM

Agree.

Transition period my foot
Give him some time my foot.

This is football, the club don't have time for these excuses.

and 1 shall not to rotate so much.. tak ada main fifa surely him.. form is not there.. althought stamina abit depleted..

Pretty sure Kagawa is going to be sold in the summer. Mata is cup-tied, Kagawa hasn't had much minutes lately, and even now in the CL away to a greek team he is only a bench player. If that isn't a show of no-confidence, I don't know what is.

Wow~ felt sorry for you guys, for the sake of united and EPL I hope the manager will be axed

http://thebusbybabe.sbnation.com/2014/2/25...nchester-united


David De Gea: 5

It's been suggested that De Gea might have been a little slow changing direction for the first goal, a criticism that looks exceptionally harsh from the side-on replays, and possibly fair from behind. Had nothing else to do all night, bar pick an unstoppable second out of the net, and managed just fine.

Chris Smalling: 2

There have been times this season when Smalling has threatened to look like something more than just a back-up option at right-back. Tonight, he looked less than that. His passing was bad, his positioning was worse, he offered inadequacy going forward and insecurity at the back. And he fell over, neatly condensing the entire evening into one perfect moment of Vine-able hilarity.

Nemanja Vidic: 4

Looked good in comparison to his defensive partner, and made one goal-saving challenge early in the first-half. So he can have points for that. Had some shaky moments in the second half while United were attempting to pass the ball around at the back; perhaps he was just confused by what on earth was going on.

Rio Ferdinand: 1

#GLUE

Patrice Evra: 5

Picked up an early booking to raise everybody's blood pressure, but managed to avoid the inevitable second. As ever, got forward willingly if not always effectively, but never really combined with Ashley Young to any great effect.

Antonio Valencia: 2

There was a moment, early in the game, where Valencia looked as though he might be set for a pleasurable evening. He isolated his full-back, he did that jink he always does, and he found himself moving at pace, into space. Hearts rose. A nation held its breath. Then the cross sailed out for a goal-kick and it all went to cold porridge.

Michael Carrick: 1

Nutmeg completion percentage: 100%

tom cleverley: 1

You can have your capital letters back when you've earned them, tom, and not a second before. You may recall that cleverley recently claimed that nobody watching him -- that's you, dear reader -- really has any idea what he's supposed to be doing, or what he's good at. On the strength of this performance, nor does he.

Ashley Young: 3

Perhaps United's best player in the first half, which tells its own miserable story. Put in literally United's only dangerous cross of the evening after 80 minutes

Wayne Rooney: 1

Lots of running, lots of showing, lots of picking the ball up and looking busy. Nothing else. There are those that view this as being a good thing in its own right, rather than the bare minimum anybody should expect of anybody doing a thing, but there we are. You'd have been disappointed with his end product if he was on £30,000 a year.

Robin van Persie: 2

Pretty much entirely subdued for 80 minutes, then spaffed the chance -- the rare, the precious, the momentum-shifting, the face-saving, the optimism-firing chance -- over the bar. As to why, your options range from: complete and total non-arsedness; United's peculiar insistence on spending most of the game pretending that he's Duncan Ferguson; the whack on the side of the head he got after half an hour.

Not Adnan Januzaj (on for cleverley, 61'): 5

Moved intelligently and willingly in from the left, though most of the passes he received bounced either past or off him. Offered far more against a deep-sitting Olympiacos than any of his attacking colleagues.

Also Not Adnan Januzaj (on for Valencia, 61'): 4

Made precisely the impact that you'd expect from a player whose manager clearly doesn't rate him, who hasn't shown any real kind of form for months, who hasn't played for a fair while, and who was thrown on at 0-2 with everybody else playing like utter dreck.

well at one time rooney was being called as an ogre.

moyes deserves the criticism. if u watch the bloody match, u're gonna throw your remote control at the tv.

give me maybe 10,000 pounds a week (a meagre in comparison with other professional footballers) and i will play my 200% day in day out

these are professional footballers, being overly paid to entertain us. they train to have higher and higher stamina, enough for them to play matches every 3 days or so.

i dont think fatigue is a good reason for not playing.

This post has been edited by G_KeN: Feb 26 2014, 09:20 AM

I'm reading the match reports and already sighing. Maybe watch the highlights later, if the reports and comments here are anything to go by I don't think I wanna watch the whole match. Too painful.