Offense works great but defense has to be fixed in 2 weeks or there's gonna be hell to pay :/
tottenham, city and chelsea consecutively gonna be a real test

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

December 04 2013 21:33 GMT

#8342

On December 05 2013 06:32 Liquid`Drone wrote:
Absolute disaster day for united.. Unless they or sunderland score, they will have lost 3 points to every top 5 team.

They beat Arsenal and drew 0-0 with Chelsea.

Liquid`Drone

Norway28796 Posts

December 04 2013 21:33 GMT

#8343

On December 05 2013 06:31 Pandemona wrote:

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Should of been...but for all the different reasons.. 4-0 Chelsea or something not fucking 3-4! LOL

Yea I was confused, thought it was southampton when I posted, then was like wtf no it's not.

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

December 04 2013 21:35 GMT

#8344

Six minutes added time for Sunderland-Chelsea. Poyet time.

Liquid`Drone

Norway28796 Posts

December 04 2013 21:36 GMT

#8345

On December 05 2013 06:33 Ferrose wrote:

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They beat Arsenal and drew 0-0 with Chelsea.

I mean that they, today, fall an additional 3 points behind every team that is currently top 5, because all those teams win.

Ysellian

Netherlands9029 Posts

December 04 2013 21:37 GMT

#8346

EVERTON! Martinez! Amazing achievement :D

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

December 04 2013 21:40 GMT

#8347

CHELSEA WIN
THANK GOD

OMG SPURS WON :@
Holtby stunner

Liquid`Drone

Norway28796 Posts

December 04 2013 21:46 GMT

#8348

Oh ok watching highlights from united game now.. Fair to say that they were unlucky today

Ysellian

Netherlands9029 Posts

December 04 2013 21:48 GMT

#8349

Yeah Utd were unlucky, they had a couple of big chances (rooney & welbeck) and a penalty claim (although it may have been outside the box). Still Everton played well enough for the victory

Liquid`Drone

Norway28796 Posts

December 04 2013 22:06 GMT

#8350

Watching liverpool-norwich highlights, I have a hard time thinking of any examples ever where anyone scored 4 that beautiful goals, or even 3 goals as beautiful as 1-3-4. and then he also had an assist. The third goal is gonna be contender for PL goal of the season, the finishing is extraordinary.

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

December 04 2013 22:21 GMT

#8351

Suarez has as many goals as Spurs entire team with six less games played...

city42

1656 Posts

December 04 2013 22:21 GMT

#8352

I know nobody was watching, but Fulham-Spurs was really good. Meulensteen must be a miracle worker because Fulham were well-organized and played with confidence. There were 3 good goals and 3 world class saves (one from Stekelenburg, two from Lloris). No chance for Fulham playing in the championship next season if they build on their performance today.

Liquid`Drone

Norway28796 Posts

December 04 2013 22:29 GMT

#8353

rofl southampton- villa
21-6 shots, 9-3 shots on target, 77% vs 23% posession, 2-3 scoreline.

Ysellian

Netherlands9029 Posts

December 04 2013 23:11 GMT

#8354

F-ing hell. Suarez was incredible!

Mensol

14536 Posts

December 04 2013 23:16 GMT

#8355

Everton beat Manu after 21 years at Old Trafford.

Ayush_SCtoss

India3051 Posts

December 05 2013 00:07 GMT

#8356

So Giroud didn't play and I had him captained (forgot to change). Does that mean my vice captain gets his points doubled? Because so far Suarez has not had his points doubled.

Furthermore I'm surprised Utd lost to Everton l0l, the face on moyes must be priceless when they scored.
edit: lol bendtner, what a boss

Sabu113

United States11084 Posts

December 05 2013 01:01 GMT

#8357

United fan. Long knives are out. What's particularly bad about this loss is how good Martinez's team looks in a system.

That Ronaldo money needs to be made available even if that keeps the Glazers in their riskless debt for a bit longer.

Craze

United States561 Posts

December 05 2013 02:04 GMT

#8358

Money could make United better. But they definitely have more talent than other teams that are shooting above them in the table. Does Moyes get to brand this as a rebuilding year with a mid-table finish at one of the biggest franchises in the world?

Liquid`Drone

Norway28796 Posts

December 05 2013 02:23 GMT

#8359

To be fair, united hasn't been looking half bad lately. They had a terrible start, but they were undefeated in 7 games prior to this and they were absolutely the better team today imo. In addition, they're undefeated in their CL group - and it's not a bad group. I think if they play the way they've been playing the last 5 matches the rest of the season, I think that while they're not gonna mount a title challenge, it might be considered an alright first season, especially in light of how it started.