Asunto: Season 66

Lucky i did not watch the game, i saw the score line 3-2 to man utd and went to bed happy we won!

I watched todays game, I've been saying to my friends about Mainoo before this season started, what a goal! So we have Garnacho 20yo Mainoo 19yo and lacey just turned 17 and is touted as the Messi of Manchester, Hojlund also 21, this really could be a premiership winning side in the making in about 3 seasons.

About 11:45pm now

I doubt. Unless ten Haag goes. Chelsea's squad is very young too, they have the same issue, the manager. And I have doubts about young players. Look at Rashford, not a real improvement. Anyone remember when Bayern was ready to throw a fortune on Hudson-Odoi? He's bench at Forest. And the list could go on and on. Mainoo is good but soon he will be predictible too. Today he scored a super goal but he wasn't so good at doing his day job. The surprise element is fading away, teams are starting to read his play.
And, call me biased, but if Liverpool managed to put another chance away in the first half, it would've been another 7-0. They kept United in the game and more than that, they even gifted them the the first goal.
Liverpool deserved not to win, the same in FA Cup. They're getting way too cocky and think that can easily win a game they dominate. That's not the Liverpool I love. It's football, you have to work hard and be humble until the final whistle.
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They played their games in Eastern Europe. And the delay was similar. Fingers crossed.

I don’t see you winning a league for the foreseeable future while you have poor players in your team, the youngsters do look very good but Maguire, Rashford, and others simply aren’t league winning quality imo. This team aren’t a patch on the old Utd side, that midfield of Scholes, Keane, Goggs and Beckham was fantastic.

Today you got a bit of luck because the Liverpool defender played a ridiculous pass straight to Fernandes. I also saw a shocking statistic today, Man Utd have faced more shots than every other team in the Premier league….we were 2nd and that didn’t surprise me because we sit so deep all the time.

I speak as football fan (after all, I can't say anything after we failed to beat twice in one week) but I'd be worried as a Man Utd fan. Probably most of them are but they won't admit it. It looks to me like the results they get come from moments when players decide to play their own game rather than from the tactic. Today, there were moments when they were totally confused and looked like they don't really know what to do. There is not a single moment in their game that makes you say, wow, brilliant tactic!, it's all about brilliant play from Garnacho or Mainoo, etc. When you look at City you can see that, although individuals are great, it's actually the tactic that makes them great. Same with Arsenal. Same with Liverpool. Even Aston Villa now are playing a brave, high line football. Spurs too.

Exactly why West Ham fans….at least half want Moyes gone. We have a fantastic front 3 but we are always relying on counter football which is painful to watch….especially if we lose as it’s not like we have tried.

Relegate me now because that performance was a f***ing abomination. It doesn't matter what tactics you use if your players act like they've never kicked a ball before.

5-1 win. Moves me up to 4th. Don't seem to be struggling as much as previous seasons against teams in the bottom half of the table.

I know, I watched WHU last week and I was amazed of how deep they're defending. And they seem to mark the man which is always dangerous, there's no line. But I couldn't believe Moyes moved Paqueta as a forward in that game. I was like why?!?! You have one of the best mids in the world right now, Brazil's no 10 and you use him in a position he is obv not comfortable. I can't remember who they played but that move from Moyes was a disaster, they completely lost the midfield since that move.

3-0 win, awful game. I think I'm top of the league. Might keep that coaster.

We genuinely have the ability to play so much more football than we do. We have faced the 2nd most shots I. The league….weirdly after Man Utd! We average between 25 and 40% possession most games too, yet in Kudus, Bowen, Pacqueta we have 3 players that can create from anything. We do have other players with good ability too, Emerson has been a revelation this season and you can see why he has won every competition going as a player. Areola is a brilliant keeper, Soucek can be a great midfielder if used well, Alvarez a superb holding mid.

It’s a very good squad, what annoys us is the pundits telling us be careful what you wish for, and yet anti-Southgate for the same reason by England fans is ok……

In Sokker I won 10-0 tonight but my score;one was dwarfed by Man Utd who had a monster 15-2 win!
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You have a quality squad. I might be called again a rubbish manager, but I reckon that if Klopp had that squad, Liverpool would've in the same position they're in now.

I know that he loves Bowen, he said it in a private conversation. Everyone in Liverpool thought he is going for him a couple of seasons ago. They were short of money though.
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Bryan, you're right. Manchester United still disappoints, but it's clear that they are heading in the right direction.

I don't know where you guys live but I live not far from Manchester. A couple of my mates are United fans, season ticket and all that. They don't think the club is going in the right direction at all. Especially now, that new owners are in. They don't trust that the new arrangemnt is for the benefit of the club and its fans, but just a cover-up for the "asset stripping" that's been going on for the last years. The investment in the club, stadium, academy is really short compared with City's and Liverpool's. And the debt is huge. Marketing (the force behind the club in the past) collapsed. Most kids in Manchester grow-up as City fans today.
If you come to Manchester, pay a visit to Old Trafford. And then go to Etihad. You will understand what I mean. And then go to Anfield. A part of the city of Liverpool that used to be derelict, with houses being sold for £1. Not anymore, the stadium has been expanded, the whole area around it is now improved. City did the same within their community.
A football club today is more than just it used to be. United are still in the past.

I currently live in Hemel Hempstead near Watford, but I used to live in London before. At the start, I wasn't a fan of Manchester United, although I enjoyed the times when Alex Ferguson managed them. I'm a fan of Liverpool. I even visited Liverpool for a weekend once because I was considering moving there. It left a positive impression on me.