Proudlyngwa:

We will keep trying, sports commentary and analysis is one of the best ways to wind down without insults.
Hope more people buy into it.

Hope so

Here we go, united rocks. What a remarkable display by united.5 goals yo 1. Can chelsea or arsenal do this?

Johnsown1:
Here we go, united rocks. What a remarkable display by united.5 goals yo 1. Can chelsea or arsenal do this?

It was a well deserved win for United.
On a good day any top English team could or should do that.

Proudlyngwa:

It was a well deserved win for United.
On a good day any top English team could or should do that.

"Any enflish team could have do that"For ur blowing mind, can or have any English team beats by that margin b4. Man u rocks, wish fan are u

Proudlyngwa:

It was a well deserved win for United.
On a good day any top English team could or should do that.

"Any enflish team could have do that"For ur blowing mind, can or have any English team beats by that margin b4. Man u rocks, which fan are u

Johnsown1:

"Any enflish team could have do that"For ur blowing mind, can or have any English team beats by that margin b4. Man u rocks, which fan are u

UNITED the Great.
Any Top 6 English team barring injury, fixture congestion and Murphys law, will trash FC Midtjylland

Proudlyngwa:


UNITED the Great.
Any Top 6 English team barring injury, fixture congestion and Murphys law, will trash FC Midtjylland

So tell me who do u think Will lift the epl title

ARSENAL of course

Johnsown1:

So tell me who do u think Will lift the epl title

Anyone in the champions league bracket is capable, but am gunning for spurs

Proudlyngwa:

Anyone in the champions league bracket is capable, but am gunning for spurs

Not this year.i bet u

Johnsown1:

Not this year.i bet u

I know you will be supporting Leicester, but they will be more than happy to qualify for champions league. Spurs look the real deal.
Heart says Leicester, head says spurs

Proudlyngwa:
I know you will be supporting Leicester, but they will be more than happy to qualify for champions league. Spurs look the real deal.
Heart says Leicester, head says spurs

U don't know who will carry the cup BT definitely nt spurs

Dogged performance from leicester saw them open a 5 point lead at the top of the table, hope United do them a favour

Proudlyngwa:
Dogged performance from leicester saw them open a 5 point lead at the top of the table, hope United do them a favour

Waow England has become what it ought to be,imagine Leicester in the cup run followed by spurs
While the known big 4 clubs are struggling for UCL qualification. what a league
PSG has summarised their their ligue 1 cup
Barca are hopeful of their la liga cup.

Johnsown1:

Waow England has become what it ought to be,imagine Leicester in the cup run followed by spurs
While the known big 4 clubs are struggling for UCL qualification. what a league
PSG has summarised their their ligue 1 cup
Barca are hopeful of their la liga cup.

I think the equal TV rights in England is yielding dividends

Proudlyngwa:


I think the equal TV rights in England is yielding dividends

If the so called top 4 clubs were told that the table will be this way in the start of the season,y i bet they will crucify the person

"Here i come"
Abraham conte(brother to Lincoln) has confirmed that he will not stay in charge of Italy of the euros and Santiago abdruza José mourinho has brief that he will start new challange by july,the only man with controvatial certificate. Where could this two heading to

"Here i come"
Abraham conte(brother to Lincoln) has confirmed that he will not stay in charge of Italy of the euros and Santiago abdruza José mourinho has brief that he will start new challange by july,the only man with controvatial certificate. Where could this two heading to

Juve just loosed concentration, any they are gone with gunners acedemy

Juve just loosed concentration, anyway they are gone with gunners acedemy

Woaw what a wonderful and interesting football in the UCL. Germany giant baryarn reap floged intalian giant juventus and arsenal acedemy of Englang fulfil all righteousness by going to tour of no return in camp nu. Then last week real madrid push Roma out from the standing with benfica in for the fourth round while the eye of England (the citizens) Man city defeated dynamo kiev for going into fourth round.
Upon everthing said and done
[/b] this is my fourth round fixtures predictions.[b]
Real madrid Vs Barca (el clasico)
Worsburg Vs Bayarn
PSG Vs Atlantico Madrid
Benfica Vs Man city

Full fourth round drawdraw of EFL[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] by october

West Ham United v Chelsea

Manchester United v Manchester City

Arsenal v Reading

Liverpool v Tottenham

Bristol City v Hull

Leeds United v Norwich City

Newcastle United v Preston NE

Southampton v Sunderland

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SCORES
Champions League - Group A October 19
FT Arsenal 6 - 0 Ludogorets Razgrad
FT Paris Saint Germain 3 - 0 Basel
Champions League - Group B October 19
FT Dynamo Kyiv 0 - 2 Benfica
FT SSC Napoli 2 - 3 Besiktas
Champions League - Group C October 19
FT Barcelona 4 - 0 Manchester City
FT Celtic 0 - 2 Borussia Moenchengladbach
Champions League - Group D October 19
FT Bayern Munich 4 - 1 PSV Eindhoven
FT FC Rostov 0 - 1 Atletico Madrid

Rating every Man United signing under Mourinho, Van Gaal and Moyes
JANUARY 13, 2017 2:08:29 AM PST
By Musa Okwonga

Manchester United have splashed out over £400 million on players since Sir Alex Ferguson retired, but it hasn't been enough to sustain the success he brought to the club during his glorious tenure.

There have been hits and misses among the dealings of the three managers who followed Ferguson: David Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho. But who has shone and who has flopped? Starting from Mourinho's purchases, we rank each signing out of 10.

Jose Mourinho

Eric Bailly: 9 -- Excellent from the moment he first wore a United shirt, he will be a leading defender for years to come.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic: 9 -- His 19 goals have been impressive enough but, more than that, he has helped restore United's swagger.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan: 9 -- Had to wait a while to be given his chance as a regular starter but has delivered both at home and in Europe.

Paul Pogba: 9 -- Has the ability to become the very best in the game and was signed as much for his potential as the cluster of fine performances he has already delivered.

Total outlay: £149.3 million



Louis van Gaal

Daley Blind: 8 -- Looks to be a squad player now but his versatility, as well as the excellence of several of his performances, means he has been a fine signing.

Matteo Darmian: 5 -- Arrived with a strong reputation and put in some good early performances, but is too unambitious in attack and has lost assurance in defence.

Memphis Depay: 4 -- Started brightly in the Champions League qualifiers but faded quickly from view against cannier defenders in the Premier League.

Angel Di Maria: 3 -- Had a superb start but the club's then-record signing regressed sharply, suffering injury and off-field problems. His form was abject by the time he joined Paris Saint-Germain.

Radamel Falcao (loan) 3 -- Looked off the pace after his awful set of injuries, though his recent brilliance at Monaco suggests his time at United was merely a miserable blip.

Ander Herrera: 9 -- Struggled initially to become a regular starter but now his place in the team is assured, both as an orchestrator in his own right and a key foil for Pogba.

Anthony Martial: 9 -- An instant star, who showed van Gaal's eye for a young player was still there. Martial was often the highlight of a difficult 2015-16 season, the zenith of which was his magnificent FA Cup semifinal performance.

Marcos Rojo: 6 -- Has improved markedly under Mourinho, adding good positioning to decent passing. He is beginning to look like the international player he is.

Sergio Romero: 6 -- A couple of uncertain early outings showed he was not a strong competitor for David De Gea, but Romero has proved himself a competent deputy in recent months.

Morgan Schneiderlin: 5 -- Not always given the fairest run to prove himself but, in the final analysis, he was not dominant often enough.



Bastian Schweinsteiger: 6 -- Most useful in his early games as someone who could control the tempo but, increasingly, he was overrun by younger, fresher players and now barely features.

Luke Shaw: 6 -- When fit and in form he has been excellent but is still to recover from a horrific leg break. Currently out of favour with Mourinho and could be on his way in the summer.

Victor Valdes: 2 -- A disastrous move for both player and manager; Valdes and Van Gaal never seemed to gel even though they had previously worked together.

Total outlay: £248m

David Moyes

Marouane Fellaini: 6 -- Was an unpopular signing and has often found the going extremely tough. Now, though, he has a niche as a valued impact player.

Juan Mata: 8 -- Did not seem to have a natural place upon his arrival but now scores and creates freely and is one of the most reliable players when in-game control is needed.

Total outlay: £64.6m

*The FA Cup fifth-round draw took place on Monday and the last-16 matchups includes*

Arsenal Vs Sutton United.

Manchester United Vs Blackburn Rovers.

Burnley Vs Lincoln United

Wolves Vs Chelsea.

Middlesbrough Vs Oxford

Tottenham Vs Fulham

Huddersfield Vs Manchester city

Millwall Vs derby county / Leicester.

*Ties to be played the weekend of Feb. 18*