Close game. Would've been exciting for the neutral. Hate penalties. Pulisic is gonna be a baller
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Close game. Would've been exciting for the neutral. Hate penalties. Pulisic is gonna be a baller
i became very concerned at the game this morning as Man United were quite good at doing what they do best and should have won at Wolves away which is not an easy task.
the thought of them becoming anywhere near good again should worry everyone. Plus they fact they did it by carrying on like petulant ****s the whole time which is also something they do very very well.
also, again, Wolves goal was a ****ing stunner yet there we were assing about waiting for VAR to have their say.
trash.
It's pretty bizarre that by the end of week 3 there will be a max of ONE team with a perfect record.
VAR and Zonal marking **** off and get in the bin
Oh and better team lost
Tell me more :popcorn:Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Happens sometimes, mate - many of the reports say the same too.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Besides, Gerrards slip has given you guys enough ammunition for a lifetime. Let us have a lucky win...
You can thank VARQuote:
Originally Posted by Bremsstrahlung
I thought Skirt boy would be the first to blame VAR for their plight. Spuds are struggling a little bit now that they can't just dive in the 80th-90th minute and gifted a sneaky point or steal a win against teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
But I'll take a cranky Stanny for saltiness either way. Gonna sprinkle some of this on my dinner tonight for seasoning. Mmmm.
For my own small saltiness. Jeez that was a harsh second yellow for us this morning. AMN kicks the ball, Taylor lands on AMN's leg (not a stomp or anything) and when he falls over Moss decides to just show us a card. Not sure what AMN could have done that was wrong.
Luckily it didn't hurt us in the end, but we didn't need to play 50 mins with 10 men needlessly.
Lucky you have Aubmayeng and Lacazete you meanQuote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
You misspelt Guendouzi.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Didnt he cost you a goal by ball watching?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
Yeah, but Lacazette didn't play so I was more thinking over the entire season.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
He didnt play? being rested?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
Injured till mid October.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
oh dammQuote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
Considering we have been missing 3 of our starting back 4 all season it's not the end of the world. We will play Pepe or Nelson up top when Auba needs a rest. Laca will come back on fire too, he always does when he misses games.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
Just need to piss Luiz off and we will be going alright.
As bad as Luiz is, If you want to make top 4 or win a cup you need Luiz playingQuote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
You misspelt "Mid-table".Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
He's a terrible CB. He may have had a few good seasons in the past but he's terrible now.
Not in finals. And look at your other CBs, He's defiantly better then them but thats not hardQuote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
That's too mean Stanny. I know I say some mean things but that's too far.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
In all seriousness, he's 3rd choice ahead of Chambers/Mustafi. Mustafi was actually much better than him against Frankfurt mid week.
Holding and Papa are our 1st choice CBs. If Holding and Mavro weren't long term injured we wouldn't have bought Luiz at all.
Geez what a day.
Narrow Liverpool win despite them being not very good.
10 man Arsenal comeback win.
Trash United being trash.
I do feel like Mourinhos post match comments were directed straight at Stanny too.
Poor bloke copping it from all angles.
Also, table be damned if anyone thinks Liverpool are the best team in the Prem y'all be trippin.
What did he say? I Saw his pre game prasing our yoofQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
and just to clarify he was talking about Chelsea fans.Quote:
‘When you start accepting defeats just because your team played well and just because your players gave their best and they had a performance for people to be proud of in terms of that attitude and commitment… I think when you get used to it is when the big clubs stop to be big clubs.
i just found it funny to hear these words come out of his mouth.
We're not accpeting the defeats. We're proud of the performances and the progress were seeing in the team. To out play the champions of Europe twice already is big for our young team.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
if you supported a big club like my lifelong team the Arsenals you wouldnt even have to worry about defeats.Quote:
Originally Posted by StannyCFCJET
just red cards........
to be fair though anyone who didnt stand up and cry tears of joy as my lifelong favourite team the Lesters FC United beat Spurs missed out on the truly glorious moment of the season so far.
I definitely did too. I especially enjoyed all the Spuds supporters tears after Son was rightfully called offside. That was delicious.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Var is a ****ing abomination. It's not ****ing football. It's not ****ing anything.
oh theres nothing here i dont agree with but geez it can be piss funny sometimes too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirt Boy
You had me until you said big clubQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
1000% and I just threw up in my mouth for agreeing with a spurs fanQuote:
Originally Posted by Skirt Boy
Apparently West Ham won this morning. You wouldn't have known it either at the end of the game or in the after match reporting. BBC Salford even did a full report without mentioning West Ham by name...
That game at Old Trafford was so bad to watch. Both teams looked terrible, I know it was poor conditions but still. Luiz is also still the worst defender I've witnessed. Even Ashley Young looked better than him today
how good was about 35mins in the co-commentator (Drury?) bellowed out loud "are we now watching mediocrity"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
bhaahahah.
also, for some reason i dont actually hate anyone i dont know. but if a mid-sized truck ran into Ashley Young and hurt him just enough that he was ok and could live his life but never play football ever again id be ok with it.
my god he just gets my goat.
oh, and David Luiz is gonna go bald one day and ive no idea if im ready to handle it. if he goes the dome top and keeps the long jerry curls at the back we might just have to shut the whole Prem down.
Could this be the year that someone else breaks the top 6's recent stranglehold?
Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal and Man U are not looking intimidating at all this season whilst clubs like Leicester, West Ham, Wolves and Everton have all added to their squads. Admittedly Wolves and Everton have had shaky starts, but no worse than Man U.........
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
Man United could potentially be beaten by Leicester to 6th but that would be a big achievement. They don't have much depth and have been lucky in a couple of results already.
Everton can't score goals and Wolves will be lucky to finish in the top half with they way they look this year. Absolutely lightweight squad will hurt them come Christmas too.