I wouldn't be at all surprised at that result for the reasons you give, bad though Man Ure are, they have players who can do damage, plus no doubt they'll get the referee's favour and we will have to be very disciplinedOriginally Posted by Marc Overmars
Sounds just your cup of tea, are you building a time machine?
However not for the sake of argument but I don’t think you can treat this fixture like another game even with the hilariously sorry state United are in. Liverpool showed what can happen if you let any complacency set in.
Ah I’m one of those people who becomes nauseated at even the sound of someone up chucking
So not to labour the point about the gap between word and deed, but my words may be profane but my behaviour is not
I think it’s going to be tough to watch at times because the jitters set in the last two games (especially in the second half).
You can argue that they were there in the wolves and Chelsea games as well, and of course the Villa game
It’s understandable of course it is, these players going for their first title are going to be nervous….even if the pressure is slightly off by it not being in our hands, the pressure is still there because they will want to prove like Liverpool that they can take City down to the wire
Raya worries me at times, especially the fact that there is a clear breakdown in communication at times between him and Gabriel. Those two should be forced to go on a man date at a moderately priced restaurant. Ask each other what streaming tv programs they binge watch, maybe share a meme or two that translates well in both Spanish and Portuguese.
This is all very plausible
0-4 tbf.
Saka has a leg injury and Tomi is also a doubt - obvs Saka has to be dead before Arteta doesn't start him but if there's any truth to it, it's not good
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/foot...up/ar-BB1mahdE
It's not their final home game, they play Newcastle midweek.
It’s ON!
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