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'Manchester United were once the Goliath of English football.

Then along came David.'

runaway wrote:I think Abramovich has some kind of connection to Vitesse coz they have loaned so many of their players there.

He does.

MatZam wrote:Couldn't resist... just gold...

'Manchester United were once the Goliath of English football.

Then along came David.'

What are the chances of Arsenal doing a winter signing?

They are finally top of the EPL able since a very long time, I wonder if it will actually give them some contentment that they don't need another signing, or whether they will go all out and hope that the new signings will help them further consolidate that position?

I think City will win most likely win the EPL.

With Walcott's injury, it would be suicide not to sign an attacker/goal scorer. Giroud has been decent this year, but he is not the man to count on when needing crunch goals.

They probably will buy someone because Podolski upfront is not very effective. Problem for them is though, there isn't a quality striker available that might improve them. Talk is of them going for Berbatov, which Wenger denied. I'd be delighted if he went there (as he is from my country!) but I don't think he will improve them that much.

Vucinic is rumoured to be in their radar and according to the same Italian media - Mandzukic is being targeted by both Arsenal & Man U

Sunderland 2-1 Man United

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Sunderland 2-1 Man United

Cue the next round of Moyes-bashing then!!!

I'm actually feeling sorry for him

MatZam wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Sunderland 2-1 Man United

Cue the next round of Moyes-bashing then!!!

I'm actually feeling sorry for him

No one can doubt their consistency in 2014.

Not a coach in the world would get something positive from this United squad except for SAF. They need a complete squad overhaul, especially in midfield, to be able to compete at the "top" level again.

MoFattal wrote:Not a coach in the world would get something positive from this United squad except for SAF. They need a complete squad overhaul, especially in midfield, to be able to compete at the "top" level again.

NO, they just need SAF back so he can influence the referees as he used to do in the past years.
Moyes complained about the officials blaming them for their 3rd loss in a row.

Payback time!!!

ramsej84 wrote:NO, they just need SAF back so he can influence the referees as he used to do in the past years.

I'm not so sure about his. I've seen some of the worst refereeing done against MU. On the other hand, is the roster that different from their trophy winning season or the one when they missed it by a single goal?

tflags wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:NO, they just need SAF back so he can influence the referees as he used to do in the past years.

I'm not so sure about his. I've seen some of the worst refereeing done against MU. On the other hand, is the roster that different from their trophy winning season or the one when they missed it by a single goal?

Rooney and Van Persie, arguably his best two players, are injured.

Good for him I guess. WBA are placed well enough to avoid relegation and played great last season.