Rival watch

To be honest,I hardly noticed him.One of those games perhaps.....?

 

I had been watching Luiz at PSG last season and thought he was tremendous,but saying that,they had won the French League by Christmas(?) so it may have been easy for him......and now God is at Man U,PSG may find it difficult to score goals.

 

According to the Express, Pardew has claimed that Zaha has the ability to play for Barcelona. Somebody find him a therapist

 

Surely he meant Barcelona B, right?

RIGHT?!

 

He was talking about the Ecuadorian club...right?

 

I think he said he was going to Bath on loan

 

I understand Zaha is an unpopular member of the squad who doesn't interact with others, "a bastard loaner", in fact.

 

So that should be : Pardew has claimed that Zaha has the ability to play for 'Bath on loan now' .

 

Hull City's takeover hits problems and it is believed that the potential purchasers have failed the 'fit and proper persons test'. Who are these guys? Given the collection of liars, cheats, thieves, charlatans, embezzlers, dictators, pornographers, dodgy geezers, idiots and clowns who have passed the 'test', what on earth can they have done?
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They were very honest.

That's deeply suspicious. What are they up to? Better not take any chances.

 

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All this talk of a European Super league just makes me wish UEFA would actually just sod off to their private club so they can play the same boring games over and over again. Wonder how many real fans would stay and support their teams and how many "fan" clubs (like FC United of Manchester) would spring up. Then we can have the real teams in real leagues left to play proper competitive football instead of hiding away like rich fat kids who are too afraid to compete.

 

I'm trying to think which is the most laughable comment today: Rodgers saying that Celtic are bigger than most Premier League clubs, or Wenger saying that Jack Wilshere has the credentials to be a top class manager.

 

Oh, it's Jack. That's the kind of mad stuff my 80 year old mother comes out with.

 

City take the lead at Old Trafford. Dominating possession.

 

That was coming and another goal will bury Utd.

 

Great bit of analysis from Phil McNumpty...

Manchester United's fans have been left stunned by that goal from Kevin de Bruyne after they had made such a bright start - and it was the sort of soft goal that will leave Jose Mourinho fuming.

De Bruyne simply reacted quicker than the dawdling Danny Blind to a routine through ball. There is now a spring in Manchester City's step after a slightly edgy opening.

Not sure why Moronho elected to start the 55-year old Danny Blind, especially when his 26-year old son was available...

 

Even without that, Utd made a bright start? Really? What's he watching?

 

Thou shalt not say a Moronho team is playing badly.

 

2-0. Deserved.
Mourinho will be fuming and I'd expect at least one change at half-time.
No idea what his plan has been so far, but it's not working.