They've found a way to expose the rules on set pieces. In a sense fair enough, and I think there'll be a tweaking of the rules in the summer. Its innovative on their part I suppose, even if its ugly. I wonder if there's an innovative way of combating it. Their approach relies on congestion and chao...

Felwin wrote: ↑1 week ago

sheesh wrote: ↑1 week ago BTW I can't stop watching our goals from yesterday.

Me neither. Enjoy it while it's still fresh. Been a week long buzz that could easily be over in a few weeks again.

I'm not the only one then!

I agree with other posters and completely disagree with fatty that we can't possibly give him the job based on his performance at Borough where, yes, things tailed off but they tailed off after he lost key players. That's pretty well documented. Furthermore, there's a good chance he learnt something...

Another proper United display. A United side you want to watch, a United side playing the way United play and a manager on the touchline that gets United. Makes me despise Amorim even more, though, the utterly clueless big-coat wearing weirdo. To be fair, the big coat was one of the few things that...

Don't underestimate the impact of that moment after the game with the players in the corner with the fans. There's something about the body language there, that stood out to me. All this talk of DNA and identity- it's fucking real. All these lads have known is the weight of the shirt and a club in ...

It's Carrick, You Know..... I'd give him the job now just for giving us our identity back. I posted earlier, at 94 mins arsenal had a goal kick and we pushed 4 or 5 forward to press em in. Under Amorim, everyone's back. That, in a nutshell is the contrast when it comes to identity Yeah, I posted a ...

JoelfuckingGlazer wrote: ↑1 week ago It's Carrick, You Know.....

I'd give him the job now just for giving us our identity back.

As much as it's doing my nerves in, it's so refreshing to see UNITED still having a go instead of hanging on for dear life

Fuck yes

Cunts