Quote from: aj2k77 on December 21, 2025, 07:02:21 PMNeville can get it up him too the red twat. More biased than the ref today.Thought he was pretty fair tbh.
Neville can get it up him too the red twat. More biased than the ref today.
Quote from: Smirker on December 21, 2025, 06:49:55 PMQuote from: Holy Trinity on December 21, 2025, 06:45:56 PMThank god for morgs. Watkins has to be replaced asapHe is dreadful.We need a poll on the Watkins thread to see how many people are still Watkins Worshippers.A reckon a few have become atheists over the past few weeks.Please, in the name of McGrath, let's not drag this over here as well.
Quote from: Holy Trinity on December 21, 2025, 06:45:56 PMThank god for morgs. Watkins has to be replaced asapHe is dreadful.We need a poll on the Watkins thread to see how many people are still Watkins Worshippers.A reckon a few have become atheists over the past few weeks.
Thank god for morgs. Watkins has to be replaced asap
Media can cracking on ignoring us while we're running round the Bullring with a cup.
Two delicious goals from Morgan. Great win, doesn't matter how, just do it, and we did. You can have a lot of the ball but if you do nothing with it, tough shit. Up the Villa,
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on December 21, 2025, 07:27:12 PMAlso, it's like people weren't paying attention when Man U and before them Liverpool built empires that lasted years on finding a way to win, no matter what it took, different ways to win. How many times did Man United look at best average and then still win in the Ferguson era (especially against us)? Reminds me of all those times when we played really well against these ****** but ended up losing the game, usually to a dodgy pen or deflected goal. They can fuck off back to Salford with their better performance wrapped up in their kit bag.
Also, it's like people weren't paying attention when Man U and before them Liverpool built empires that lasted years on finding a way to win, no matter what it took, different ways to win. How many times did Man United look at best average and then still win in the Ferguson era (especially against us)?
This one was part of a wonderful day for me.Sandwiched between morning Eucharist at church, and the carol service at half six. I had a few bevvies in the Wheatsheaf in the middle and cooked the family roast dinner in the middle. Sweating on the final score but th eref blew up just as we arrived to evening service.One of our friends who has been recovering from a serious injury made it to the service and had a great session in the pub. Loads of Man Utd fans in the village so good day all round.This team are so resilient. I'm in my 50s and can not remember a tea as reliable or talented as this. Good times.
That’s probably the worst our midfield unit of Kamara, Onana and Tielemans have played in ages, they wasn’t particularly good at hardly anything. They were out bossed for most of the game. However we still probably had the best chances, albeit early on, but we’re still showing we have World beaters in the team, even when off our game.
Quote from: Ian. on December 21, 2025, 10:25:53 PMThat’s probably the worst our midfield unit of Kamara, Onana and Tielemans have played in ages, they wasn’t particularly good at hardly anything. They were out bossed for most of the game. However we still probably had the best chances, albeit early on, but we’re still showing we have World beaters in the team, even when off our game.Selection error from Emery for me. Without Torres we have no distributor at the back, an issue made worse by Tielemans playing higher up the pitch. Too easy to press Onana in particular. Tielemans was the worst of the three of them today but the other two weren't much better than their no show last May.
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