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Man Utd were fortunate today. City will be disappointed that they weren't more clinical having dominated most of the game - it just shows you need to take your chances. Both sides could also feel a bit aggrieved about the referee's decisions so I suppose that is balanced out somewhat.
 
Temple of Matth said:
Man Utd were fortunate today. City will be disappointed that they weren't more clinical having dominated most of the game - it just shows you need to take your chances. Both sides could also feel a bit aggrieved about the referee's decisions so I suppose that is balanced out somewhat.
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Fortunate? It should of been 0-3 before City scored their first, and how Tevez stayed on that pitch I'll never know, the kick at the end could of warranted a red card on it's own.
 
for GOD sake how we were fortunate? we should be 3-0 up, tevez should had straight red by end , evra had clear penalty
 
Very fortunate for United. Ironic that two ex-Arsenal players combined to give them victory. Catching them will be very hard now so it looks like I only have the Champions League to watch them once again being taught a lesson in football.
 
First two United goals were totally against the run of play; apart from patches of the first half, City pretty much bossed the game and were denied by dogged defending and bad luck (post rebound being one example).

Yes, the offside goal should have been given but there were decisions that could have gone either way for both sides (Smalling handball was rather blatant) - the 'free kick' that resulted in the winner was dubious to say the least - going down easily is the only way to describe it from minimal (if any) contact.

Overall, possession and shots on goal tell a different story but the only thing that'll go down in the history books is the result.
 
It's witchcraft or other demonic black art at play here. How on eartch is a team with crocks like Ferninand and average Joes like Jonny Evans able to win so consistently? City shouldm have won that at a canter. Fair play to United, they are top, but I don't understand how.

At least the Invincibles title has been secured for another year at least.
 
Yurilly said:
Very fortunate for United. Ironic that two ex-Arsenal players combined to give them victory. Catching them will be very hard now so it looks like I only have the Champions League to watch them once again being taught a lesson in football.
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Genius. Love the angst!
 
Must be a wind up
Thought ferguson was tactically spot on how he set up and Utd deserved the win.
Tactics to sit and soak the pressure then hit on the counter worked really well for Utd but it needs the front men to be clinical for it to work,perhaps only really Utd could play that way effectively
Long way to go but with a tough away game at Newcastle next week for us it could prove to be the pivotal point in the season
The arseholes at the end shame the club they are supposed to support,hope a life ban is on its way
 
Yurilly said:
Very fortunate for United. Ironic that two ex-Arsenal players combined to give them victory. Catching them will be very hard now so it looks like I only have the Champions League to watch them once again being taught a lesson in football.
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Like the Chavs were taught a lesson this year after their fluked win last year <ok>
 
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