That's what we need to retain our title ( correct me if i'm wrong ), we're in a strong position despite what the ABU'S say, i would've took this at the start of the season if it was offered to me.
the worrying thing is that it's not the ABUs who are claiming that we aren't ina strong position, it's our own fans
we would still be the best supported sporting club in the world by a country mile, full house every week and still make more money than the other clubs. Same thing happened once...... 26 years though not 7.
Consider this any downbeat United fans, it will cheer you up. City have to come at us, there is no room for them to play it safe and wait for a chance. They have to attack and that means gaps, gaps which ourselves, the inventors and patent holders of attacking football exploit with ease game after game. City have a choice, attack and go for it but risk getting hit on the break or sit back and hope to nick a late goal.........we will sit back and soak up all the pressure. On the other hand, one day, one ****ing day we will kick the ****ing **** out of City as any team who thrashes us gets thrashed back eventually.
That's true, what you said was like when i was watching el clasico Barcelona were on the attack and Real Madrid hit them on the counter, i think that's what we'll do next monday.
You are wrong, unfortunately. We could still lose the title if we get four points in the next two games (a draw vs City and a win vs Swansea), because if we lose against Sunderland and City win vs QPR they'll beat us on goal difference... But personally I think a draw against City will be enough for us, then we need 4 points from the last two games to guarentee the title.
At least then, we would get rid of some of the glory hunting twats who support United just because of our success.
I know, I was thinking the same thing on the weekend. With this title race going down to the wire you'll see who the true fans are, but if we are way out in front the glory hunters are always the ones crowing the loudest from the rooftops.
