@FrankEra_ Messi showed why he's the greatest today. The england players early on were getting cocky, especially Bellingham til the end. The guy's good no doubt, but sometimes he thinks he is better than what he actually is, but he was nowhere today
@FPLfrasier The funny thing is, Bruno's reputation of just immediately hoofing long balls actually helps him in situations like these. Most opposition players have already made this assumption long ago, even before the game, so they switch off during moments like these
@kobbyadjei101@mufzone07@UtdDistrict@ManUtd So... The amount of money spent directly & linearly correlates to backing a manager? If they bought 1 player for 200mil, can you say they backed the manager?
@AnythingLFC_ Don't think you actually thought this one through. Imagine this, just before Chiesa crossed it to Gakpo for the equaliser, De Ligt punches Maguire's head and goes down. Should the equaliser count? I know for sure you'd be saying a different opinion if that does happen.
@Half_Human0@UtdStunt@TouchlineX You chose to look at the shaky moments in the game and made your conclusions there, which is totally fine, no one's stopping you from doing that. All I'm saying anything could happen in the next game, different opponents, different atmosphere, etc. Could be different this time?
@Half_Human0@UtdStunt@TouchlineX I'm not implying that United will win their next game at all. I'm just saying anything could happen. If you think they were shaky this game, doesn't necessarily guarantee they'll be just as shaky the next game. But honestly speaking —
@erichardson0427@markgoldbridge Not taking anything away from the assist. But Bruno got tired and it showed. He lost possession a few times in the middle of the pitch.
@Half_Human0@UtdStunt@TouchlineX By that logic, I could also say all of United's losses on another day would have been wins, if only they finished their chances. Its useless to even think about hypotheticals
@AmorimEra_ The fact that the players are looking for something to blame just confirms what the fans have been suspecting ever since. These players don't think they're the problem. They've sacked many managers before because they like to put the blame on someone else. Shameful.
@StatmanDave Stats can be misleading. Dorgu was terrible. He holds up the ball too long and always expects the foul. His deliveries were pointless, he was just crossing for the sake of crossing, instead of actually having a purpose and finding a teammate. Look at James' crosses btw
@RubenWay_ And this happens in other games too, Amad is so selfish, and so wasteful. Had a short honeymoon phase but other than that so far, absolute garbage. And not to mention Dorgu as well oh my goodness
@AmorimBalll_ Amad isn't that great tbh, getting more selfish each game, and makes so many mistakes. What's even worse is his tendency to hold the ball too long, and letting opportunities go to waste.