Manchester United Thread

[redtide11]

But the main point is, you were allowed to say what you wanted werent you?

Did we jump on you for posting it? no

who has ranted more in this thread......i think you need to read back a few pages, its blindly obvious....

i mean all we said is de gea deserves a chance, and your own fans have slammed us saying "no drop the 20 million pound player for the whole season"

think about how shit he thinks he is?

Well lets just say it was made more than clear to me how my opinion is received and leave it at that.

Thing is neither your nor zee believe De gea should start from our point of view after his gifts to you lot last weekend so your simply on the wind up. Or have I missed something here?

Like ive already said have the banter just keep it civil and dont cry like mard arses when we finish the season above you. And I mean well and truly above you.
Would you like me to illustrate just how large the gap is between our respective clubs ? . I will even draw it for you

This is how our league currently stands with the gaps between various clubs point difference illustrated by a dash. Do you see just how ~~~~in far away you are almost half the league away



City-----Utd----------54
-53
-52
-51
-50
Spurs-----------------49
-48
-47
-46
-45
-44
-43
Chelsea---------------42
-41
-40
Newcastle-------------39
Liverpool--------------38
Arsenal----------------37
-36
-35
-34
-33
-32
-31
Stoke-----Sunderland--30
Everton --Norwich------29
Aston Villa-------------28
Swansea---Fulham-----27
West Brom-------------26
-23
-22
-21
-20
QPR-------------------21
Bolton-----------------20
-19
Wolves------B/Burn----18
-17
-16
Wigan-----------------15

[zee24]

edited>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[zee24]

Appology accepted and if i sounded like i was on a wind up which i wasn't i appologise for not being clear.

[zee24]

Anyway no Cole n now no Terry for the game, alot will be made of that since Coles his main witness

[opsmonkey]

just wanted to pop in and say thank you to the many DK members in this thread who voted for my lad..

I got an email and telephone call from Carling this afternoon..

Me and the boy are going to Wembley courtesy of Carling after winning their competition....!!!

I'll be posting loads of pictures on the Sunday night (not in here don't worry.. )

[young]

brill mate hope you and your lad enjoy it mate. especialy the little one. what a day it will be for him

[redtide11]

Well done ops thats great news but does this mean we have to want Liverpool to win now for your lads sake

Hope you both enjoy it

[zee24]

Well done ops thats great news but does this mean we have to want Liverpool to win now for your lads sake

Hope you both enjoy it

yes you do

[leotheloin]

just wanted to pop in and say thank you to the many DK members in this thread who voted for my lad..

I got an email and telephone call from Carling this afternoon..

Me and the boy are going to Wembley courtesy of Carling after winning their competition....!!!

I'll be posting loads of pictures on the Sunday night (not in here don't worry.. )

Great news opps hope you and your lad are about ten rows up in the middle great seats and a fantastic view.

[sgerrard]

Well lets just say it was made more than clear to me how my opinion is received and leave it at that.

Thing is neither your nor zee believe De gea should start from our point of view after his gifts to you lot last weekend so your simply on the wind up. Or have I missed something here?

Like ive already said have the banter just keep it civil and dont cry like mard arses when we finish the season above you. And I mean well and truly above you.
Would you like me to illustrate just how large the gap is between our respective clubs ? . I will even draw it for you

This is how our league currently stands with the gaps between various clubs point difference illustrated by a dash. Do you see just how ~~~~in far away you are almost half the league away

Thing is neither you or andy1967 care what we say to wolfpack you were there on the wind up to

Nice try though

I did say we gave andy carroll time and a chance and he is slowly turning it around, which is the same reason you should give de gea more time on the pitch.

but "your manu united and you read what you want"





p.s here is another illustration of how far you are from the fa cup:

2012.....liverpool................................ .................

.................................................. ..................

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.................................................. ....................2013.......................... ........man united

[cunny]

just wanted to pop in and say thank you to the many DK members in this thread who voted for my lad..

I got an email and telephone call from Carling this afternoon..

Me and the boy are going to Wembley courtesy of Carling after winning their competition....!!!

I'll be posting loads of pictures on the Sunday night (not in here don't worry.. )

Thing is neither you or andy1967 care what we say to wolfpack you were there on the wind up to

Nice try though

I did say we gave andy carroll time and a chance and he is slowly turning it around, which is the same reason you should give de gea more time on the pitch.

but "your manu united and you read what you want"





p.s here is another illustration of how far you are from the fa cup:

2012.....liverpool................................ .................

.................................................. ..................

.................................................. ......................

.................................................. ....................2013.......................... ........man united

@ ops nice 1 mate well done

@ gerrard...You still posting in here, god your boring

[young]

Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to thrust David de Gea back into the spotlight for Manchester United's Barclays Premier League trip to Chelsea on Sunday.

De Gea came in for a huge amount of criticism for his performance in last weekend's FA Cup fourth round defeat at Liverpool.

It seemed certain Anders Lindegaard would return for the midweek encounter with Stoke, only for the Denmark international to suffer ankle ligament damage in training that could rule him out for six weeks.

Within 60 "nightmare" minutes for Ferguson on Monday, De Gea had also been ruled out of the Stoke game after taking a knock, meaning 21-year-old Ben Amos had to make his Premier League debut.

Amos kept a clean sheet too, although in fairness, he had little to do other than one second half save to deny Cameron Jerome.

However, with De Gea now ready to return, it seems certain United will rely on their ?18million summer arrival from Atletico Madrid as they chase a first Premier League win at Stamford Bridge since 2002.

"It looks like Lindegaard will be out for at least four weeks, maybe even six with ankle ligament damage," confirmed Ferguson.

"De Gea should be fit and whilst Ben Amos has had a little bit of experience, it is not the kind of experience you'd expect going into a game at Stamford Bridge."

Amos had played in six senior games prior to Tuesday, and all three in United's run to the Carling Cup quarter-finals this term.

He will now be required as back-up to De Gea until the middle of March, a period that includes a last-32 Europa League encounter with Ajax and also tough domestic fixtures against Liverpool and Tottenham, in addition to the Chelsea trip.

It rules out any possibility of Amos leaving on loan and gaining further experience in addition to the half season he spent at Oldham last term.

"Ben Amos has been looking for his opportunity for quite a while and we wondered about sending him out of loan," said Ferguson.

"But it's not easy to let one of your goalkeepers go when you're in Europe. You need three keepers and that's proving its point now."

Ferguson does have greater experience in the form of former Poland international Tomasz Kuszczak.

However, having declined the opportunity to sign a contract extension, there does not seem much long-term value in keeping Amos out.

"Tomasz has been out of the picture for the last two months, so it makes it difficult for him to come back into the fold," said Ferguson.

"But Ben did very well the other night."

Chelsea keeper Petr Cech admitted he had sympathy for De Gea and claimed the Spaniard had to be given time to adjust given the protection he received from referees in the Primera Division.

"You could see with De Gea at the start there was a challenge in the air which normally would have been given in Spain as a foul and was not given here and you could see the surprise," Cech told Chelsea TV.

"You could see every time it happened he was surprised. This is where you sympathise with the guy because you know you have to learn quickly to adapt.

"I think he's doing well in terms of improving and understanding the game, but it takes time to adapt."

De Gea's fellow Spaniard Fernando Torres also urged his compatriot to be given time to become attuned to the different demands of the English game.

"In Spain the keepers are very protected from the referees," said the Chelsea striker. "It's a massive difference in England when the strikers or defenders can block the keeper and it's just play on.

"I am sure he's trying to improve that part, but it's not easy."
taken from sportinglife

i for one agree here he is only going to get used to the epl if he plays, remember guys he's only young so if he gets this learning right while he's young we will have one hell of a keeper in years to come keep the faith. thats one thing as a united fan i've always had faith in saf and faith in united as a team

[zee24]

There you go then, perfect moment for De Gea to ammend what he did wrong last week, if he does well it will do him good for nxt weeks clash at OT.

[young]

Is that a "hope he's in goal again" zee

[redtide11]

Just seen 3 wagons of shredded wheat heading down the M602 Old trafford bound