Re: Manchester United 2013/2014 Premier League Season (+ CC & FA Cup)

by B-Mac Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:57 pm

HOOF, HOOF, HOOF, HOOF, HOOF....spent 50 million on players, STILL HOOF

by RED Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:57 pm

this team is shit beyond words. I cant believe what im seeing. Fergie def had some divine intervention ;ast season to win the title with these

by Busby Babe Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:58 pm

Moyes is a better ball boy then he is manager

by B-Mac Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:59 pm

i'm done with this clown, gtfo Moyes you piece of garbage....LOSE TO EVERY TEAM THAT HASN'T BEAT US THIS CENTURY YOU CLOWN, NEGATIVE, CRAP, CLUELESS MANAGER

by RED Sat Feb 01, 2014 4:59 pm

And thats 4th gone. Destined to be mid table with that c*nt at the helm

by Busby Babe Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:01 pm

I don't understand while he's still in charge. It's not just the Citys and Chelseas that would've sacked him by now the respectable top clubs would have too Bayern Munich, Barca etc

by RED Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:03 pm

Peep this. The last time Stoke beat us at the brittania, our name was Newton Heath.

by Glory Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:38 pm

saw this 1 coming. i would have been happy with a draw today especially after those injuries.

hmmmmmmmmm what can we say... lol

from the time shet started pouring upon us, its coming in truck loads.

but then again more concerned over those two injuries rather than the loss today. pale

simply cant afford to miss especially jones. will peg us back big time both in defence and midfield his absence. we may even get relegated.. lol

nothing more to say. i am tired ..lol

by Glory Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:41 pm

as a P.S 1 thing moyes did good today was not bringing januzaj in the 2nd half.
he would have surely got injured out there. so at least thats a small relief. Rolling Eyes

by RED Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:52 pm

To make matters worse, I've just read now that Zaha had a blinder for Cardiff today.

by Art Morte Sat Feb 01, 2014 6:31 pm

I'm adoring Moyes, but even I have to criticize him for not using Januzaj, for my fantasy team's sake. He's been United's best player lately, but now benched.

by Busby Babe Sat Feb 01, 2014 6:33 pm

Honestly he could've had his leg broken today a la Ramsey. It was probably for the best. It was crazy on the pitch today.

by Art Morte Sat Feb 01, 2014 6:36 pm

Busby Babe wrote:Honestly he could've had his leg broken today a la Ramsey. It was probably for the best. It was crazy on the pitch today.

Yeah, but that's the risk you have to take when having Rafael on the pitch.

by Busby Babe Sat Feb 01, 2014 6:44 pm

I accepted more from you, Art :coffee:

Obvious troll is obvious.

Bar the Chelsea game, Rafael hasn't made a dangerous tackle like that in a long time.

by Busby Babe Sat Feb 01, 2014 10:02 pm

RED wrote:To make matters worse, I've just read now that Zaha had a blinder for Cardiff today.

According to Cardiff fans, Fabio was superb too. Against the team, you know, he couldn't even get in against in the league cup :facepalm:

by RED Sat Feb 01, 2014 10:04 pm

Busby Babe wrote:
RED wrote:To make matters worse, I've just read now that Zaha had a blinder for Cardiff today.

According to Cardiff fans, Fabio was superb too. Against the team, you know, he couldn't even get in against in the league cup

See what man management can do. It seems that those 2 have responded well to Solksjaer. Man management and an instillment of belief, something that a certain someone could learn a thing or two about.

by Busby Babe Sat Feb 01, 2014 10:08 pm

He brought on Zaha on the 38th min, no injuries. What a reactive manager Ole is. I wish Moyes was half as willing.

by Busby Babe Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:21 pm

Man, this season doesn't seem even half bad, when we remember what happened today, 56 years ago. That was the club's worst moment. Missing CL football seems nothing compared to that. I hope we really put on a performance on Sunday, in tribute to them.

by RED Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:44 pm

by Angoulême Fri Feb 07, 2014 1:42 pm

This weekends fixture The Mighty Fulham at Home , I honestly expect United to hit them by four goals to zero .. but this season we just dont know !!! Are there any records that can be broken in this game? When was the last time Fulham beat us at old trafford? Shocked

by Glory Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:00 pm

Angoulême wrote:This weekends fixture The Mighty Fulham at Home , I honestly expect United to hit them by four goals to zero .. but this season we just dont know !!! Are there any records that can be broken in this game? When was the last time Fulham beat us at old trafford?

Moyes has got a few more records to break I guess as per this Rolling Eyes

Arsenal
17 Sep, 2006 – Man Utd 0 Arsenal 1 (Adebayor)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Arsene Wenger
This season: Lost 1-0

Aston Villa
12 Dec, 2009 – Man Utd 0 Aston Villa 1 (Agbonlahor)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Martin O’Neill
This season: March 29

Cardiff City
3 Apr, 1954 – Man Utd 2 (Rowley, Viollet) Cardiff City 3 (tbc)
Managers: Matt Busby v Trevor Morris
This season: Lost 2-0

Chelsea
5 May, 2013 – Man Utd 0 Chelsea 1 (Mata)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Rafa Benitez
This season: Drew 0-0

Crystal Palace
9 Dec, 1989 – Man Utd 1 (Beardsmore) Crystal Palace 2 (Bright 2)
*Palace did win after extra-time in a League Cup tie in 2012
Managers: Alex Ferguson v Steve Coppell
This season: Lost 2-0
Everton

19 Aug, 1992 – Man Utd 0 Everton 3 (Beardsley, Warzycha, Johnston)
Managers: Alex Ferguson v Howard Kendall
This season: Won 1-0

Fulham
25 Oct, 2003 – Man Utd 1 (Forlan) Fulham 3 (Clark, Malbranque, Inamoto)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Chris Coleman
This season: February 9

Hull City
Never won at Old Trafford
This season: April 12

Liverpool
14 Mar, 2009 – Man Utd 1 (Ronaldo) Liverpool 4 (Torres, Gerrard, Aurelio, Dossena)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Rafa Benitez
This season: Lost 1-0 (League Cup), March 15

Manchester City
8 Apr, 2013 – Man Utd 1 (Kompany og) Man City 2 (Milner, Aguero)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Roberto Mancini
This season: March 1

Newcastle United
12 Feb, 1972 – Man Utd 0 Newcastle 2 (Tudor, Barrowclough)
Managers: Frank O’Farrell v Joe Harvey
This season: Won 1-0

Norwich City
30 Aug, 1989 – Man Utd 0 Norwich City 2 (tbc)
Managers: Alex Ferguson v Dave Stringer
This season: Lost 4-0 (League Cup), April 26

Southampton
16 Jan, 1988 – Man Utd 0 Southampton 2 (Clarke 2)
Managers: Alex Ferguson v Chris Nicholl
This season: Drew 1-1

Stoke City
21 Apr, 1976 – Man Utd 0 Stoke City 1 (Bloor)
Managers: Tommy Docherty v Tony Waddington
This season: Lost 3-2

Sunderland
11 May, 1968 – Man Utd 1 (Best) Sunderland 2 (Suggett, Mulhall)
Managers: Sir Matt Busby v Alan Brown
This season: Jan 22 (League Cup), May 3

Swansea City
Never won at Old Trafford in the league
This season: Won 2-1 (FA Cup), Lost 2-0

Tottenham Hotspur
29 Sep, 2012 – Man Utd 2 (Nani, Kagawa) Spurs 3 (Evans o.g, Bale, Dempsey)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Andre Villas-Boas
This season: Won 2-1

West Brom
30 Dec, 1978 – Man Utd (Greenhoff, McIlroy, McQueen) 3 West Brom 5 (Brown 2, Cantello, Cunningham, Regis)
Managers: Dave Sexton v Ron Atkinson
This season: Won 2-1

West Ham
13 May, 2007 – Man Utd 0 West Ham 1 (Tevez)
Managers: Sir Alex Ferguson v Alan Curbishley
This season: Lost 3-1

by Busby Babe Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:05 pm

11 years is not too bad, I guess Laughing

Fulham just lost to a team that is fighting relegation in league one. If we lose on Sunday, he has a 100% lost the dressing room.

by Glory Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:14 pm

yea. but the chap will get a few more mighty chances before season ends like
hull city : never
sunderland : since 46 years
norwich : since 25 years

Proud

Moyes the man.

by Angoulême Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:21 pm

Some interesting stats there LM , Cheers ..11 years BB , Beating this Fulham side is really the bare minimum. They conceded 53 goals so far, lost their last four league games and look absolutely hopeless. Failing to beat them would be the very lowest point of the season so far . But Rene might want to exact a little of revenge on Moyes .. and they are desperate for points .. I hope we play some good football and kagawa starts with Mata . Wink

by Busby Babe Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:31 pm

Stoke had 1 point in their last 6 before playing with us. Moyes never fails to surprise.

Against bottom half teams, the reaction:

last season: we will most likely win, fairly confident
This season: 50/50 I really don't know

Against big teams:

Last season: We've got a good chance, come on lads!
This season: Ah *bleep*, not another top 10 side. How many will we lose this time by

Laughing

......

by Glory Fri Feb 07, 2014 2:37 pm

Angoulême wrote:Some interesting stats there LM , Cheers

btw Honestly I wont mind a loss if our aim is to get rid off this tumour. But being a serious man u fan, its hard however shite the circumstances are to wish for that. Sad

So may be something like this will be better option. somehow 3 points, via some fluke goal, with moyes's tactics all failing miserably, also valencia and young messing up totally.

We should win games from now on by individual brilliances and not by tactical acumen. Smile

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