Match Day Thread Vs Stoke (A)

Spot on, Man U have 7 games till the end of April, we've got 2.
Going to be some tired legs for Man U, two games per week for the next 3 weeks with some tough games at the back end of that. Would much rather have the point than having to win all games from such a run of fixtures.
Arsenal's re-arranged games means they're likely to have something similar at some point as well.

 

I #calledit yesterday that today would be Man Utd last league win of the season

It comes down to gambling that Burnley will scrape a result at home, since all the other fixtures are #nailedon

 

That's rather optimistic. They tend to do better against the lower teams especially away. They still won't get enough to get top 4 though. We are the opposite and too close for comfort yesterday.

 

Their next two games (aside from the Burnley gamble) are against Chelsea and City, after that they'll be focusing on EL or holiday

 

Shush....

(#jinxeffect)

 

That's got to be up there with Fergie's grey shirts.

 

They didn't in the return fixture.

 

Which return fixture was that?

 

Chelsea v Uniturd.

 

Pretty sure that return fixture is later this month

 

Hey, it takes a lot to out-pedant me, but I bow to the master.

 

Bit late in posting this and sorry if it's already been talked about but did anyone notice the run Woodburn made where he fought his way past a couple of Stoke playes that ended in a penalty appeal that was turned down?
Take another look at it and notice how the rest of the team just watch him, there's no support or effort to get up there with him and give him an option for a pass.

Lazy ****ers need to wake up.

 

TBF Woodburn was through, he just needed to not stop running

 

In the first half, the whole team played like they'd never met before.