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I mean after almost getting relegated last season and going to penalties against magdeburg, that counts as a major victory!
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ShiaoPi
TAIWAN NUMBAH WAN5956 Posts
I mean after almost getting relegated last season and going to penalties against magdeburg, that counts as a major victory! | ||
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
On August 28 2016 17:43 LennX wrote: Felliani is injured so I will venture and say Mata place is safe for now I think Mourinho will continue to front Mata in the starting 11 because he's a good stabiliser. In a game where United struggles to find goal like yesterday, Mkhitaryan will be subbed in to change the approach. With Fellaini out I hope Mourinho will give Schneiderlin a chance. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
And the big clubs prevail. Looks like last season was a blip after all. | ||
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On August 29 2016 00:29 Liquid`Drone wrote: yeah, this season looks like back to normal. Chelsea and Manchester clubs look solid as hell, Arsenal has a very high top level but is too inconsistent and loses vs top teams, Liverpool basically the same cept they only shine vs top teams and lose vs bad ones, Tottenham is more consistent just slightly worse all around than the top 3.. Couldn't agree more. After 3 weeks it already looks like a Manchester/Chelsea top 3, with Arsenal finishing strongly and claiming 4th after their CL campaign ends in February, and Tottenham/Liverpool fighting for 5th. | ||
Pandemona
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However it 3 games in and 1 injury to Chelsea back 4 and we pretty farked xD | ||
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Faruko
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A more serious team could exploit that and give more than 1 headache to Guardiola | ||
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https://streamable.com/jt3o | ||
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
On August 29 2016 06:44 zev318 wrote: didnt even hit him lol glad i wasn't the only one who thought that ... his intention was pretty shit though i don't think there was impact anyway as an United fan i can't say i would mind seeing him banned for the derby ;p | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
CIty absolutely dominated an under strength West Ham. But as soon as Antonio's goal went in they looked panicked and scared to play. They got themselves together eventually though. On August 29 2016 03:38 Dingodile wrote: Man CIty Vs West Ham was a full house. You must have been watching just after half time when people hadn't made it back to their seats.what is going on with viewer interests now? A lot free seats in atletic (vs barcelona) now only after 15min. I saw many at city vs west ham, mönchengladbach vs leverkusen and bayern vs bremen. In theory I like the Premier Leagues hard stance against holding in the box. It's going to mean more goals and make it harder for boring teams that offer little up front but defend deep to stay in games. However it might lead to a lot of diving in the box. If the ref's not really looking at something and he just see's an atacker go down he might be tempted or think he has to give a penalty. I don't want to see that. Another implication is that if England is the only country doing this it might make English teams a bit week man to man in European competition. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8637 Posts
united had 29 shots (9 on target) from what i know. the entire game was pretty much played in hull's half and id say its the most one-sided united game ive seen in years. the team was just missing a bit of luck to get the ball in the net, but any other day that could have been a 5-0 game | ||
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