Kagawa10:
In fact, let's count these clear-cut chances Ibra had missed so far in the league.

One was missed against burnley after Pogba cross, the only other clear-cut Ibra had, was Mata's pass which was well saved by the keeper.

2 were missed against city (the one after Rashford's cross and the one blocked by Stones).

Only 1 clear-cut against Liverpool even though I don't think that one was actually quite clear-cut.

1 was missed against Watford after Rashford's cross. The other one was too far to his reach and the Watford keeper quickly made it to the ball before he could.

Against Stoke, the only clear-cut he had was double saved by the Stoke keeper. In fact, Pogba and Lingard's clear cut chances weren't even saved.

He didn't have any against Westham, majorities were air volley shots or difficult headed chances to boot. The one good ground shot he had was well blocked.

So, Elampiro do tell me these clear-cut you had imagined in your head.

How many does Ibra even get per game?

elampiro:


What kind of thinking is this?

Ibrahimovic had 9 inside the 6 yard box.
34 inside the 18 yard box.

The area of the pitch doesn’t define what kind of chance it is.

elampiro:


So where did you keep the one against City? Against Watford he missed another one vs one due to lack of pace, the video I provided didn’t capture it. There was another match Rooney clearly picked him with a pin pointing pass but he again missed.

You don't expect me to have everything in my memory. If not that you I reminded you about those chances I mentioned, you had already forgotten about them. It is a shame that you contest football events that are scientificially collated and used by FAs, Clubs, coach, journalists, TV analysts, etc. This is not about mamaput, before you came here, this and some other issues you contest now have long been settled.

elampiro:


I didn't support ChristineC in that argument. I only admired the way she went about her submission. Galloping everywhere like an antelope.... Hahaha

Fussbot:
9pm is the kick off today shey?

Danhumprey:
if you are looking forward to our match today, type 'aye'.



but if you are not looking forward to our match today, type 'boo'.

SIRcumalot:
i just dey hear say rashford no be striker for academy and has always played wide,
he doesn't look very good on the wing.
football dey strange sometimes.

Kagawa10:


Rooney cross was no clear-cut chance. It was an aerial ball to the side of the net, not in front of goal. He would need some manoeuvring of the head before that can land inside the net.. In fact, he did justice to the ball but the keeper saved it. Ibra isn't a machine, take that to your brain. As if Rooney can even score that, he's not even as tall to reach that level.

The one against Watford isn't clear-cut per say. It was a defensive error by the Watford defenders and they promptly closed down Ibra before he could take a shot.

Kagawa10:


Ibra had 9 shots taken from inside the penalty and Opta judged him to have missed 8 big chances, coincidence?

Abegi, I have better things to do with my time!

elampiro:


Which match was that Rooney's cross let's see if it's same event we are talking about?

On the other hand, defensive error or not, a clear cut chance is a clear cut chance. Last season, Martial intercepted a back pass meant for the opposition goalkeeper, that was a clear cut chance since it set him one vs one against the keeper.

These things are recorded by computer. The same system that said Ibrahimovic has converted only 11% says Walcott has converted 40%. Yet Walcott is one of the worst in the EPL.

elampiro:


It's just a coincidence. Otherwise why does Walcott has 21 shots inside the penalty box while his total clear cut chances is 15.

We could go on with Defoe, Lukaku.

Abeg you be go school before o? You have seen opta website, skysports, etc defined for you what a clear cut chance is, you are here still thinking clear cut chances could possible be shots taken inside the box. You appear not to even know the difference between the penalty box and the six yard area.

Kagawa10:


His crosses are good though but as a typical winger who drives forward and take-on defenders, he isn't as good. He was probably more of a wing forward at the academy, I didn't even notice him before his promotion.

SIRcumalot:

can't remember too many good crosses tbh.
he should work on that last part if he wants to last long.
i used to clamor for him to play as a striker cause i though that was his position in the academy.

Oasis007:
Lineup

United XI: De Gea; Valencia, Rojo, Jones, Shaw; Carrick, Herrera; Mkhitaryan, Rooney (c), Martial; Ibrahimovic. 

Subs: Romero, Blind, Schneiderlin, Schweinsteiger, Lingard, Mata, Rashford.

Oasis007:
Lineup

United XI: De Gea; Valencia, Rojo, Jones, Shaw; Carrick, Herrera; Mkhitaryan, Rooney (c), Martial; Ibrahimovic. 

Subs: Romero, Blind, Schneiderlin, Schweinsteiger, Lingard, Mata, Rashford.

Khaytunechi:
Pogba,, Fellaini missing-- Suspension..
Martial starts after two games out..

Mou sure knows how to just throw someone on d pitch anyhow,, Lingard drops to bench again..

Leyqute:


Did you notice Lingard has been playing behind the striker of late?

kokaneprodigy:
We haters are having the last laugh, hahahahaha