Football : Season 2013/14 & Summer Window

[Arthurgray50@blu]

That was the best game of football, that l have seen this season. Its appalling that United players have decided to perform 'diving performances' again.

Its about time refs, got paid for what they achieved Webb had a poor decision day and should have shown more cards.

I can Moyes losing his job this year - Definately wont win the league and aslo might not get into to four - not good enough for Utd.

[denphone]

Well David you are a bloody hypocrite because on one hand you will tell your players not to dive but yet when interviewed you make all the excuses under the sun.

[colin25]

Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu

That was the best game of football, that l have seen this season. Its appalling that United players have decided to perform 'diving performances' again.

Its about time refs, got paid for what they achieved Webb had a poor decision day and should have shown more cards.

I can Moyes losing his job this year - Definately wont win the league and aslo might not get into to four - not good enough for Utd.

It is possibly best tottenham game, not best game of all teams.

I seem to remember everyone saying that Man Utd had an advantage, as moyes was experienced premier league manager. Hmmm

[Arthurgray50@blu]

United fans are used to being involved in Europe, l think they will be unlucky this term. That is what could spell the end of Moyes, who l have never rated as a top manager.

Man Utd are a big club and deserve a bigger manager. Did you see at the end of the game that Rooney went to Webb to complain about something - nothing unusaul there.

[colin25]

Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu

United fans are used to being involved in Europe, l think they will be unlucky this term. That is what could spell the end of Moyes, who l have never rated as a top manager.

Man Utd are a big club and deserve a bigger manager. Did you see at the end of the game that Rooney went to Webb to complain about something - nothing unusaul there.

yes, rooney has that habit

[iadom]

Just got back from OT, I go down on the Metrolink tram and knew it was not going to be a good day when some moronic idiot threw a brick at the tram as we passed under a bridge. I was sat right at the front and there was a huge bang as the windscreen cracked, thankfully it did not shatter. We all had to debark at the next stop and wait for the next one.

TBH Spurs didn't look that good but apart from the first 10 minutes United were dreadful from front to back.

[Arthurgray50@blu]

Spurs were brilliant, thats from a fan for over thirty years. United kept on doing the dirty tricks as per usual. The only decent player from United was Welbeck.

IF, United dont get into Top Five - then bye bye Moyes.

[iadom]

Apart from the goal Welbeck was poor, the same as the rest of the team, made a very average Spurs side look good, even though United did have nearly double the attempts on goal they never really threatened.

[colin25]

I don't see Welbeck as the right type of player for man utd. Man utd doesn't need a diver. He cheapens them. A good team does not need that type of player.

[iadom]

Even with his recent goals I have never been a Welbeck fan, he reminds me of the old style players that first came out of Africa 35/40 years ago, very loose limbed, a bit gangly and awkward, some occasional great touches but no real close control to speak of. He stumbles past people a lot of the time. Adeybayor is a similar type of player as well.

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Originally Posted by colin25

a diver. He cheapens them. A good team does not need that type of player.

That's what I used to say in the 60's, I remember that famous City player, Lee Won Pen.

[denphone]

Arsenal are reportedly closing in on the £2m signing of Fulham's 32-year-old former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/gossip/

So the donkey has found a home after all.

[adzii_nufc]

Tell me more about how Ashley Young never got a penalty.

Originally Posted by denphone

Arsenal are reportedly closing in on the £2m signing of Fulham's 32-year-old former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/gossip/

So the donkey has found a home after all.

Just a rumour. I don't see it happening myself.

[DocDutch]

I hope not he is probably 1 of the laziest strikers about.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by DocDutch

I hope not he is probably 1 of the laziest strikers about.

Rumours suggest they are also interested in Little Pea as well.