coded guy: We are in for a bumpy ride next season cause Fergie's inconsistencies are becoming consistent.

When we hinge our disgust in losing an important game or any game at all to the presence of baba Giggs, it is called witch hunting. He just proved us right again with his presence in this game. The painful thing is that na Fergie dey cause all this nonsense.

The games we won with Giggs on the field, if any pales into insignificance when compared with the ones we lost with his presense.

Maybe Fergie follow shag Imogen and Giggs knows about it and is using it to blackmail Fergie, but when he takes off young vibrant midfielders and allows the likes of Giggs to stay on, then he really needs to do some self assessment if he is capable of achieving that sef.

Am just upset, cos we will see more of this next season except other teams contrive to give us 21. But europe is what am really particular about.

coded guy: We are in for a bumpy ride next season cause Fergie's inconsistencies are becoming consistent.

When we hinge our disgust in losing an important game or any game at all to the presence of baba Giggs, it is called witch hunting. He just proved us right again with his presence in this game. The painful thing is that na Fergie dey cause all this nonsense.

The games we won with Giggs on the field, if any pales into insignificance when compared with the ones we lost with his presense.

Maybe Fergie follow shag Imogen and Giggs knows about it and is using it to blackmail Fergie, but when he takes off young vibrant midfielders and allows the likes of Giggs to stay on, then he really needs to do some self assessment if he is capable of achieving that sef.

Am just upset, cos we will see more of this next season except other teams contrive to give us 21. But europe is what am really particular about.

montelik:



If that is the case we better splurge on CR7 or another genuinely two footed, game changing and consistent winger (Di Maria is not it, if you think Nani's lack of consistency, moaning and attitude is frustrating, Di Maria is worse) and possibly another top quality striker e.g Lewandoski, Falcao or Lavezzi (RVP still wastes too many easy chances for my liking, not a consistent finisher despite his other qualities). As well as another strong, fit center back to deal with the extra strain on our backline. Rio is the on the downward curve and Vida isn't far behind.

coogar:

it's strategic!
united loss makes it difficult for spurs to qualify. i think fergie wants bale - that is the only reason he would remove anderson/cleverley and play giggs/jones in the midfield. kagawa on the bench and yet he prefers buttner as a winger. it's politics!!

dademola: fergie aint making any big-money signing dis summer!! #roger that#

coogar:

he said so that he's signing a big player and 2 minor ones. fergie has about £70m warchest to toy with this summer.

SailorXY: fvck him & his war chest if he doesn't address the midfield + actually PLAYING them ALWAYS *spits*

El Guapo: Wassup Coog the Champ!

I recall vividly mentioning to u that ur Warlocks cant shiit on a Chelsea team that've got 11 bodies on the pitch this season - Now believe me, Clattenburg is a friend to a Scottish fang...

1025: pls man u fans, address the object and leave the shadow. fergie is too old to be in active football. the team is built around the fa and refs, no wonder even when you are not playing well, u are still the champion.
a man u fan beside me was so shocked and embarrassed with webb's decision to award a throw in for the giggs foul on luiz at the edge of the penalty.
until man u decide to play the game and stay independent of the fa and the refs, nothing will work well even with 100 epl tittles.
gone are the days other teams faint knowing that they were meeting man u. these days, the first question whenever any teams is playing man u will be, WHO IS THE REF?
these days, teams are afraid of the refs and not the team.
5 meetings between the two sides this season and chelsea without controversy won 3, drew 1 and lost one to mark clattenberg who gave chelsea two controversial red cards and awarded an offside goal.
in conclusion, i think your team should be addressing giggs, schools, fergie, fa and refs relationship with man u and only then will ur team come back to a normal team.
if not for the refs this season, man u will be exact where liverpool is on the log.
man city and chelsea are supposed to be fighting for the trophies this season but the refs decided otherwise and it is a very big shame.

SailorXY:
Keep quiet already! 11 bodies on the pitch means what?? Your focus is now Clattenburg? Smells like fresh sh!it

Tell me this is Coog in another Profile then we can move on from there -- I dont Banter words with Dumbasses

El Guapo:

Tell me this is Coog in another Profile then we can move on from there -- I dont Banter words with Dumbasses

Hugoboi:

You are a eediot of gigantic proportions

Hugoboi:

You are a eediot of gigantic proportions

elampiro: Anderson is a shadow of his old self. He cant even control the ball again. Cleverly's game is also deteriorating. Play them at same time, Giggs still does better with ball control. But the only problem as many have pointed out is: 1. Giggs presence is preventing the young players to develop. 2. Giggs deployment to defensive midfied at old age is a total lack of focus by the coach.

Having said the above, it didn't look like SAF wanted to win the match at all cost. The play yesterday was not victory oriented, it was more like a frustrating mission. This they did well till Anderson and Cleverly went out. Then a coach that wanted to win should not have brought in Butner. SAF is fater than that. To him he has started his pre-season. Perhaps he is trying to watch the strength of some players. If SAF needed a result in a match, Carrick and Welbeck must at least make the bench. Now, there was a Kagawa, he was not played, that goes to show SAF used the match for a different mission. He is not so bothered about statistics.

Let's take our minds back a bit on Giggs and Scholes. SAF has said over and over again that he is willing to buy, but players like Giggs, Scholes, Cantona and Kean don't fall from the trees. Good, Scholes came to rescue our midfield last season when Cleverly and Anderson started well but fell to injury and never came to fitness. When all the wingers failed this season, Giggs came to the rescue by providing the wide play once again. That made SAF to return from the diamond formation to the wing play. But it is high time these two great men gave way. Let us struggle and any vacuum be exposed. It was Owen Hargreaves that played the major role to our UCL success in 2008. If he played in 2009, we surely would have done better against Barca. Flectcher missed the 2009 final from a dubious yellow card in the semi final against Arsenal. It was Owen and Fletcher that provide that complement to Carrick those days. Given the above, I think Cleverly and Anderson cannot give us the power and dominance required in the midfield to enable us excel in big games and Europe. But who knows, when they play together regularly, they might get there. Then Giggs and Scholes can only use their experience to dominate weak teams, they are never again going to dominate any above average midfield. This is the reason they can lift us against QPR, Reading, Sunderland, Southampton, Wigan, West Brom, etc. But they fail against City, Chelsea, Totteham and Europe cups.

I think SAF is the best coach in EPL. If he won the EPL with this team, he could win anything with a team of greater players. Afterall, the season started at same time for everyone, yet he rounded off the title at four matches to go. If only he could bring a great midfield player.

SailorXY:
You still point out the fact that we need two defensive midfielders like Hargreaves & Fletcher...exactly my point you disputed in the previous page. Well, nice point you made tho. I agree with the most of 'em

coogar:

we don't need 2 defensive midfielders -
just get rid of scholes/giggs and we would be fine. you think even if we sign strootman or alonso, fergie would play them regularly? of course, he would still play giggs/scholes as long as they are fit and available in the squad. our biggest problem is getting rid of the OAPs. fergie has a man-crush on those oldies and we won't improve our midfield until they both leave.

1025:

get ride of the great grand father u have as a coach and a genuine mentality will come into the team only then will u know the strength of your team otherwise, u will remain the crying champions that will never win a single match without controversy. when u have a team that is built around the refs, no player will be committed to anything because they are sure of winning at the end of the day.
the real tests come to manu any time they are in europe.
epl officiating sucks

Hugoboi:
who let this ape out of the zoo?

coogar:

stop feeding the troll......
united have won the premier league - nothing was at stake last night. when it mattered most, we beat chelsea at the bridge and took the 3 points.

1025:

get ride of the great grand father u have as a coach and a genuine mentality will come into the team only then will u know the strength of your team otherwise, u will remain the crying champions that will never win a single match without controversy. when u have a team that is built around the refs, no player will be committed to anything because they are sure of winning at the end of the day.
the real tests come to manu any time they are in europe.
epl officiating sucks

elampiro:

1. ....and can you tell us what happened the last time Man United met Chelsea in the Champions league? Then also what happened between them in the EPL same year. You have said the officiating in UCL is better.

2. Can you mention with evidence the number of matches United were favoured with referees errors this season? b.Then compared with the number of matches they were disfavoured? C. Also get statistics of that of City , Arsenal and co, then we can return here and compare. This season alone, City have won from two offside goal and got a draw from an opponent good goal disallowed.

3. How have you forgotten that the last time Chelsea won EPL it has to be a point above United, if Drogba's clear offside goal had been disallowed, United would have been champions. Drogba was at least 2 yards offside when the ball was passed to him. The previous year it was a dubious penalty against Michael Carrick that earned Chelsea a 2-1 controversial victory, yet United won the league. In 2011 it was a controversial penalty against Smalling that sent Chelsea 2-1 up in the league and Luis ought to have been given a black card for several malicious tackles. But in same year it was a different ball game in the UCL. The last I checked, the times United had beaten Chelsea in the EPL, the scoreline were heavy. 3-0, 3-1, etc.

I wanted to ignore you, but now, I decided to teach you some football.