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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sat 7 Oct 17:00
Two goals in added time for Man Utd after coming on in the 87th minute!
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Topic Originator: DJAS
Date: Sat 7 Oct 17:03
Pleased for him. Gets a lot of stick but rarely gets played in his best position while boys like Rashford, Bruno can play poorly regularly this season without criticism.
Predictor league winner 2012/2013
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Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert
Date: Sat 7 Oct 17:06
Unbelievable finish to a game, Brentford must be sick!š¤®š¤®š¤®
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Topic Originator: RossF
Date: Sat 7 Oct 17:12
If he gets played in an advanced position for Man U he will score goals. Mad how Steve Clarke can see it and Ten Haag can`t.
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Sat 7 Oct 17:49
Basham suffered a horrible dislocation of his ankle
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Sat 7 Oct 17:56
Quote:
Raymie the Legend, Sat 7 Oct 17:49
Basham suffered a horrible dislocation of his ankle
It looked like a double leg break from the videos! Absolutely horrific for the lad
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sat 7 Oct 22:46
McTominay`s first was a striker`s finish!
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Topic Originator: Paralex
Date: Sun 8 Oct 00:38
Connsidering the fact that he`s been treated appalingly, Scott McTominay`s attitude is exemplary. After he scored the first one, he didn`t hang about to celebrate, he went looking for the second. And his comments on match of the day showed a real commitment to Man Utd despite being sidelined and only brought on with minutes to go. Great guy to have in the Scotland team. Hope Ten Hag realises that his job is hanging by a thread and that McTominay has given him some breathing space.
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Topic Originator: WarringtonPar
Date: Sun 8 Oct 08:25
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Paralex, Sun 8 Oct 00:38
Connsidering the fact that he`s been treated appalingly, Scott McTominay`s attitude is exemplary. After he scored the first one, he didn`t hang about to celebrate, he went looking for the second. And his comments on match of the day showed a real commitment to Man Utd despite being sidelined and only brought on with minutes to go. Great guy to have in the Scotland team. Hope Ten Hag realises that his job is hanging by a thread and that McTominay has given him some breathing space.
When was he treated appallingly? The last few times heās played for United heās been terrible. His attitude is always exemplary but heās been off form. Ten Hags job is safe, heāll see it through.
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Topic Originator: kelty_par
Date: Sun 8 Oct 09:08
He gets played in the wrong position, he gets dropped when other players who are in worse form continue to play and he ever complains or looks to move away. Fair play to him and getting his eye in for the Scotland games too.
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Topic Originator: steaua
Date: Sun 8 Oct 09:40
Well done Scott. The best answer for Ten Hag. Scott is being treated badly,
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Topic Originator: Raymie the Legend
Date: Sun 8 Oct 09:52
Warrington Par watches him at close quarters. If he says he has been terrible, then perhaps thatās why he hasnāt been playing?
It`s bloody tough being a legend
Ron Atkinson - 1983
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Topic Originator: da_no_1
Date: Sun 8 Oct 10:06
Looking forward to seeing him score at least 1 on Thursday night.......
"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sun 8 Oct 10:11
If wikipedia`s up-to-date he has only made 6 appearances for MU this season and scored twice. As these were in yesterday`s game the `appearances` must include coming on as a sub. How many chances has he had to show he`s `terrible`?
He has also made 6 appearances for Scotland in 2023 and scored 6 goals.
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Topic Originator: WarringtonPar
Date: Sun 8 Oct 10:22
I donāt think he is treated badly at all. Heās the consummate professional and yes he never complains but I know heās highly rated by Ten Hag and thatās why a significant offer from West Ham was turned down in the summer. Getting played in the wrong position is interesting as it wasnāt long ago that the talk was long term heād be a centre half, he even played there for Scotland. Heās a terrific player on his day but when heās off it heās woeful. His game is about graft so if heās having a bad game it generally shows up his technical ability, poor control or bad passing. What is his best position? Clarke plays him in an advanced position to great effect, yesterday was more a āall hands to the pumpā approach with 10 mins of totally frantic football. His previous start for United was further up the field supporting Hojland and sadly it didnāt work. Heāll get his minutes, he played 39 games last season which tells you heās rated.
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Wed 6 Dec 22:49
Another crucial couple of goals for Man Utd tonight - and John McGinn was the star man in Villa`s win over Man City apparently.
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Topic Originator: steaua
Date: Wed 6 Dec 23:13
Yes, well done Scott McTominay. I bet Ten Hag is wishing he hadn`t left Scott out of his plans for that spell earlier. It was a good game.
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Topic Originator: desparado
Date: Wed 6 Dec 23:17
Reading the comments on the you tube highlights of tonightās game there are still many who think he is rank rotten. He could have had a hat trick tonightā¦
He is no Beckham or Ronaldo and at 6ā4ā can be a bit laboured getting around the pitch. I donāt think he is great as a holding midfielder but played further forward he will score goals as he has done with Scotland and Man U.
He was berated for his performance against Newcastle, mind you the whole team were rotten. Tonight they played their best game of the season and McTominay produced the goods.
What an opportunity we missed in 2014.
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Topic Originator: parsmad68
Date: Thu 7 Dec 00:55
Looking at the league table I was surprised to see United only 3 points behind City.
Saying that I donāt pay much attention to the English Premier League.
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Topic Originator: kelty_par
Date: Thu 7 Dec 08:04
McTominay when played further up the pitch is a good weapon to have. The fact he pops up with vital goals and on the end of chances is no coincidence. When you have HĆøjland alongside him looking like a lost wee laddie (what was it they spent on him? 60 million? 80?) and you have Bruno Fernandes strolling around putting zero effort in, it`s hard to understand why United fans have it in for McSauce. Then you realise that they are Man Utd fans and it all makes sense.
In terms of McGinn, he was indeed excellent against City but the entire Villa team were to be fair. It was like a game of attack v defence, where the defending team are clearly not up to the same standard as the attacking side but are hanging on for dear life. Hoofing it out the park, jacking it clear, giving the opponents the ball back as soon as they manage to scramble it clear, etc - all the things you normally associate with a Man City game. The difference this time is that it was Man City doing the defending. If you didn`t watch it live, try and catch highlights. There was a period of about 20 minutes where every player bar Emi Martinez was in the City half and they had two banks of five virtually across the 6 and 18 yard lines. Haaland had a double chance at 11 minutes in then City didn`t have another effort on goal until about the 78th minute. It was a truly dominant performance.
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Topic Originator: shellypar
Date: Thu 7 Dec 15:10
Quote:
kelty_par, Thu 7 Dec 08:04
McTominay when played further up the pitch is a good weapon to have. The fact he pops up with vital goals and on the end of chances is no coincidence. When you have HĆøjland alongside him looking like a lost wee laddie (what was it they spent on him? 60 million? 80?) and you have Bruno Fernandes strolling around putting zero effort in, it`s hard to understand why United fans have it in for McSauce. Then you realise that they are Man Utd fans and it all makes sense.
In terms of McGinn, he was indeed excellent against City but the entire Villa team were to be fair. It was like a game of attack v defence, where the defending team are clearly not up to the same standard as the attacking side but are hanging on for dear life. Hoofing it out the park, jacking it clear, giving the opponents the ball back as soon as they manage to scramble it clear, etc - all the things you normally associate with a Man City game. The difference this time is that it was Man City doing the defending. If you didn`t watch it live, try and catch highlights. There was a period of about 20 minutes where every player bar Emi Martinez was in the City half and they had two banks of five virtually across the 6 and 18 yard lines. Haaland had a double chance at 11 minutes in then City didn`t have another effort on goal until about the 78th minute. It was a truly dominant performance.
Villa are some team under Emery, the fact that they done something like that to the treble winners was very interesting to see
COYP
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Topic Originator: parathletic
Date: Thu 7 Dec 15:26
City have lost all 4 matches that Rodri has missed this season and they have conceded 17 in 15 games, which is their worst defensive start since 2009.It could have been worse as Villa should have had more.
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Topic Originator: Rusty Shackleford
Date: Thu 7 Dec 16:33
Villa were incredible last night
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Topic Originator: GG Riva
Date: Thu 7 Dec 16:38
shellypar, Thu 7 Dec 15:10~#~Villa are some team under Emery, the fact that they done something like that to the treble winners was very interesting to see.
Unai Emery has made sure that Steven Gerrard will never ever get anywhere near the Liverpool manager`s job.
Not your average Sunday League player.
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Topic Originator: Buspasspar
Date: Thu 7 Dec 16:38
I watched the Man U game with Prime last night .. but after seeing the highlights I wished I had watched the Villa game .. they are playing some great football
Spurs/West Ham game tonight
We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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Topic Originator: Andrew283
Date: Thu 7 Dec 20:33
McSauce > Rodri
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sun 11 Feb 18:40
He`s done it again in the closing minutes after coming on as a late sub!
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Topic Originator: Buspasspar
Date: Sun 11 Feb 19:27
It was a cracker of a goal wee eck .. How Man U won that game god only knows
Villa playing some fast direct football .. McGinn playing some lovely passes .. he has some engine and is central to Villa`s team
We are forever shaped by the Children we once were
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sun 11 Feb 19:31
I`m crossing my fingers both stay fit for the Euros, Bpp.
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Topic Originator: parathletic
Date: Sun 11 Feb 19:47
He is still their top league goalscorer this season.
I thought Craig Gordon looked pretty solid in the Hearts game today.Good to see after his terrible injury and would be great to have him back in the squad.
Unfortunately for Kevin Nisbet any hopes he had of going look over as he has a bad hamstring injury and could be out for the season.Doesn`t seem to have had much luck recently.
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Sun 11 Feb 19:54
Quote:
parathletic, Sun 11 Feb 19:47
He is still their top league goalscorer this season.
I thought Craig Gordon looked pretty solid in the Hearts game today.Good to see after his terrible injury and would be great to have him back in the squad.
Unfortunately for Kevin Nisbet any hopes he had of going look over as he has a bad hamstring injury and could be out for the season.Doesn`t seem to have had much luck recently.
Think he will be in squad but cant see Gunn losing his place tbh - he was crucial to our qualifying campaign
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Topic Originator: Andrew283
Date: Sun 11 Feb 19:58
Gunn should keep his spot, Gordon is a great backup to have though. I`m genuinely perplexed at how little United fans respect Scott. He`s not the most talented but he does the work time and time again
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Topic Originator: parathletic
Date: Sun 11 Feb 19:58
Quote:
Dave_1885, Sun 11 Feb 19:54
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parathletic, Sun 11 Feb 19:47
He is still their top league goalscorer this season.
I thought Craig Gordon looked pretty solid in the Hearts game today.Good to see after his terrible injury and would be great to have him back in the squad.
Unfortunately for Kevin Nisbet any hopes he had of going look over as he has a bad hamstring injury and could be out for the season.Doesn`t seem to have had much luck recently.
Think he will be in squad but cant see Gunn losing his place tbh - he was crucial to our qualifying campaign
I agree but still in our top 3 keepers if fit and good experience to have as well.He has served us well over the years and could be a good way for him to go out.He can`t keep playing forever at the age of 41.
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Topic Originator: 87Par
Date: Sun 11 Feb 22:33
Quote:
Andrew283, Sun 11 Feb 19:58
Gunn should keep his spot, Gordon is a great backup to have though. I`m genuinely perplexed at how little United fans respect Scott. He`s not the most talented but he does the work time and time again
It`s cos his name isn`t McTominaldo that`s why.
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Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert
Date: Mon 12 Feb 13:12
Lewis Ferguson and Josh Doig doing well in Italy.
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