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Stuart

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United were very poor today. I cannot understand starting a 40 year old Ryan Giggs in a match like that when the likes of Nani and Kagawa are fit and available. Moyes said he chose to leave Kagawa out of the squad entirely despite him being at full fitness, which is incredible. If United don't sign anybody tomorrow they will struggle this season, their midfield simply isn't good enough and Moyes won't squeeze every last drop of talent out of players in the same way Ferguson did.

Exactly right. Was just speaking to a mate who's a long time united s/t holder and he was saying they've struggled in the middle since Keane cleared off.
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Rodgers had a slow start with Liverpool last year and without Suarez whom they can't really trust to behave himself.

Man Utd. can look at a few places for their weaknesses, tell you the truth, new manager, etc. Lacklustre indeed.

So, this was MUFC's first real challenge under the Scotsman.

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I'll add in other games, RVP by himself has torn teams apart.

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That Liverpool/United game was shockingly poor in terms of quality on both sides imo.

Moyes is no Ferguson either, they should have gone for a manager of Mourinho/ Guardiola stature for me.

Hopefully this is the start of the long overdue ManUre decline.

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That Liverpool/United game was shockingly poor in terms of quality on both sides imo.

Moyes is no Ferguson either, they should have gone for a manager of Mourinho/ Guardiola stature for me.

Hopefully this is the start of the long overdue ManUre decline.

Tomorrow will be telling. If United don't sign anybody I think that spells the beginning of the end for their dominance. I know people have been saying that kind of thing for years, but their current midfield + Moyes will not win anything major.

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Tomorrow will be telling. If United don't sign anybody I think that spells the beginning of the end for their dominance. I know people have been saying that kind of thing for years, but their current midfield + Moyes will not win anything major.

I hate United with a passion so I may be biased but it seems to me that they had no chance whatsoever of landing Fabregas and must have known that, especially after being definitively knocked back once so making a couple of highly publicised bids for him was little more than a PR exercise to keep the fans happy imo.

Ditto the double bid for Fellani and Baines which Everton labelled as derisory.

Hopefully the debts have caught up with them and they have no money by their standards. The continued inclusion of Giggs does nothing to detract from that view.

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I hate United with a passion so I may be biased but it seems to me that they had no chance whatsoever of landing Fabregas and must have known that, especially after being definitively knocked back once so making a couple of highly publicised bids for him was little more than a PR exercise to keep the fans happy imo.

Ditto the double bid for Fellani and Baines which Everton labelled as derisory.

Hopefully the debts have caught up with them and they have no money by their standards. The continued inclusion of Giggs does nothing to detract from that view.

I don't think you're far off here, Rev. Their pursuit of Thiago was likely towards the same end.

Moyes after match comments speak for themselves - the best United have played this season apparently :lol: and he's happy with the current squad and doesn't think any further reinforcements are needed.

Easy to see why the Glazers were happy to hand him the job.

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Behave yourself! On countless occasions, he's been brilliantly unbiased, and praised Liverpool and City. Who could forget his 'enthusiastic' celebration of Torres' while doing commentary on Chelsea vs Barca?

BS

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BS

Cite some proper examples of the bias then. Not just your perception of him as a one club man.
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Cite some proper examples of the bias then. Not just your perception of him as a one club man.I

I have no wish to get into a protracted argument with you. Just take it as my opinion.

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@BenSmithBBC: Bale has signed a six-year deal and my understanding is his wages, before tax, come in at around £300,000. Not bad

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@BenSmithBBC: Bale has signed a six-year deal and my understanding is his wages, before tax, come in at around £300,000. Not bad

I'm guessing that's a 'per week' figure?

Abso-keaning-lutely obscene.

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That Liverpool/United game was shockingly poor in terms of quality on both sides imo.

Moyes is no Ferguson either, they should have gone for a manager of Mourinho/ Guardiola stature for me.

Hopefully this is the start of the long overdue ManUre decline.

Every match I've seen has been poor so far. Ferguson will be back before xmas.
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Just what they need, an attacking midfielder.

Ha! Agreed. Just don't get what Wenger has been smoking in the transfer market over the last six years. Never replaced Gilberto Silva and suffered for it hugely.
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Get the feeling Arsenal have been pressured into that deal a little after their reputation has taken such a battering over the summer. Ozil's a good player but their problems lie elsewhere.

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Wenger has Flamini now to fill the DM position, Ozil plus a CF and RB tomorrow and my money will be on Arsenal for a CL spot again

Plus what a funny team that Tottenham is.....love it

Liverpool and Man U looked poor still think Man City or Chelsea will win the title.

Can't understand Chelsea letting Moses go to Liverpool though

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Spurs are weaker than last season, no doubt. As I'm sure every Rovers fan can testify, no matter if every penny is reinvested into the squad, when you sell your best player, you get worse.

In 80% of their matches this season, if they had Bale, they would have had the best player on the pitch in their team. They've lost that now, and however much they might have 'improved' the squad, they've lost the one thing that won them so many matches last season. I expect them to be miles behind Arsenal.

The press of course are giving them a good public blowing. This despite the fact they're yet to score a proper goal yet this season in the league.

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Agreed, When you actually look at the players Spurs have signed, there's no proper world class players there. A lot of potential, but most of those names (Soldado aside) are not hugely well known. The £110M figure is a bit misleading. Bale will be a huge, huge loss for them and in many ways he's irreplacable.

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