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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
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Luda2013
Jamie Redknapp
I meant do you think we'll finish above united
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
not. A. Chance.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
I remember watching the Madrid derby last season, all he wanted to do was kick Real's centre halves. Although I don't blame him tbf, Ramos and Pepe are massive ****s.
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
What a manager Rodgers is. Said Suarez is going nowhere but has turned the supporters against him and will not be able to pick him without losing face.
Maybe it was his name in the envelopes.
I think Utd without Ferguson are an average team plus Van Persie and Carrick.
I don't know if Moyes can do what Ferguson could - I'd be very surprised if he can, but that's another thread.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Fergie will be a big miss that goes without saying. But they still have players who have a winning mentality. Can't see them finishing below 3rd.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
You underestimate United I think.
Vidic and Evra are still very good players. Would walk into our team and probably all teams bar possibly one or two in the league. Rafael is coming along and becoming a very good right back, I would pick him over Walker right now although it's probably somewhat close. De Gea is a very good goalkeeper. Kagawa is an excellent player, was a fixture in that Dortmund side that impressed quite a few the year after he was sold, but were essentially about as good before that too. And so on and so on actually, they have a lot of players that are a lot better than average.
Average may have been harsh, but without Ferguson I don't think that's a team of title winners.
City and Chelsea now have managers who know their arses from their elbows and (IMO) far better teams.
I'd say us and Utd are fairly even except they have a winning mentality. Whether that was ingrained enough to last after the manager leaves I'm not sure.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
I agree they don't look like title winners without Ferguson and that City and Chelsea look like the favourites this season.
I still think Manu have a better squad than both us and Arsenal.
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
We moan about splashing out big (or until this window) our reluctance too. BUT Lets just thank our lucky stars......
The BBC reporting that Downing on his way to the Spammers........wonder how much of the £20m they paid Villa, the bindippers will get back.:ross
Stewart f*cking Downing would be our record signing before this summer):ross:
They are like a 'work in reverse feeder club' for West Ham.
The BBC reporting that Downing on his way to the Spammers........wonder how much of the £20m they paid Villa, the bindippers will get back.:ross
Stewart f*cking Downing would be our record signing before this summer):ross:They are like a 'work in reverse feeder club' for West Ham.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Buy Carroll & Downing for £55m
Sell for £20m 2 years later
Amazing business model
Sell for £20m 2 years later
Amazing business model
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
It's hilarious how their fans rate every single player that ever plays for them. Like because they used to be the biggest club in England two decades ago, it means everyone they buy today must be quality. Their fans actually rate Heskey and Jordan Henderson.
Well, everyone except those Hodgson brought in.
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
Make that quarter of a Century.
Amazing fall from grace since the Heysel stadium disaster, of which we here very little these days...
Phil Horatio
Gilberto
In fairness, they've won two European trophies trophies and played in a second Champions league final on the the way down, so to speak!
Right now however, they are nowhere near such things, and are perilously close to becoming 1990s Tottenham.
To compound matters, the losses they are incurring are horrendous, and very little sign of European football of any kind kind on on the horizon to ameliorate that.
Right now however, they are nowhere near such things, and are perilously close to becoming 1990s Tottenham.
To compound matters, the losses they are incurring are horrendous, and very little sign of European football of any kind kind on on the horizon to ameliorate that.