Manchester Utd vs Aston Villa Post-Match Thread

[aj2k77]

A massive positive that only Liverpool gained a single point on us this weekend really. Is the structure hindering us?

[SamTheMouse]

Hope you're feeling better soon CJ, and the company change goes well.

Thank you very much on all accounts, it’s just a vertical learning curve really. Same role, just a totally different aircraft type - which means relearning a lot.

Could have done with a Villa win though!! Or at least a gutsy performance as opposed to our present “lie down and let them tickle our belly” approach.

What are you going to be flying, Chris?

[pauliewalnuts]

A massive positive that only Liverpool gained a single point on us this weekend really. Is the structure hindering us?

Playing really badly for weeks on end is hindering us far more than anything else.

Nobody is forcing Unai to continue with Ollie when he looks utterly bereft of confidence or ability.

[Villafirst]

For me, the most stupid decision was to let Malen go on loan to Roma. The guy is scoring for fun there! He was a great option in attack.

[eye digress]

Only silver lining was that we got a decision at Old Trafford (though fwiw, it was never a goal, Onana clearly interfering with play in my view).

[ChicagoLion]

For me, the most stupid decision was to let Malen go on loan to Roma. The guy is scoring for fun there! He was a great option in attack.

I have seen the argument that he wanted to go because he wasn’t playing enough, looking at Watkins from all season there was a pretty obvious answer to this problem.
Ridiculous decision.

[SamTheMouse]

Who cares whether he wanted to go. He was playing fine. We could have told him to wait until the end of the season.