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Luckiest team ever Manchester United !
Apart from the Champions League final when they had been battered for 90 minutes but then score a couple of lucky goals at the end AND all the deflected goals they sem to score ..... I have also noticed that when they play important matches , the team they are playing , find that their best / most important players gets injured or banned or something and can't play .
Sunday's match is a perfect example - Man City have 6 top class strikers on the books but only ONE - Bellamy _ is fit or able to play against United .
Just thought I'd share my thoughts
Sunday's match is a perfect example - Man City have 6 top class strikers on the books but only ONE - Bellamy _ is fit or able to play against United .
Just thought I'd share my thoughts
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How by the way is it luck for Man United that City have 6 strikers out for todays game??
Surley that is nothing to do with them.
We've not exactly been without our own injuries, you just have to deal with it and work with what you have got, and Utd have a good, strong squad ... not our fault if other teams don't
So that arguement falls flat on it's face!
Every team along the way has had some luck & good fortune.
It's not Manchester United's fault that Adebayor decided to behave like a t*t last week and get himself banned.
It didn't benefit Arsenal though did it?
You see. I told you he wasn't world class.
:rolleyes:
How was it ever going to benefit Arsenal? In fact how does any ban directly benefit any team who's favour it went in seeing as it can only be applied after the match in question?
Unless of course the FA had planned to build a time machine, take both teams back in time and make them play without Ade ... but then that relies on whether you believe time is linear or circular because that would then affect the outcome of whether the time travel would irreversebly change the pattern of time and space ...
Oh dear.....
Another winner deep into Fergie Time:rolleyes:
:yawn:
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No need to roll your eyes, that is the rules, if United aren't winning play till they are.
Dave
wtf?
Disgusting but unsurprising!!!!!!:mad:
4 mins became 6 mins when Bellamy spent nearly 2 minutes celebrating City's 3rd goal
Yeah they were just deciding how big the bonus Fergie was going to give him is gonna be :rolleyes:
This week ManuU avoided the Premier league' in form striker as Adebayour stupidly managed to get himself suspended.
When they played Tottenham the week before our star player Modric had just gotten injured with no time to re-jig team due to international break.
The game before that they play Arsenal whose star player Fabregas is out injured.
Makes sense to me: game at Old Trafford, United not winning by the time the number of added on minutes has elapsed, means the teams play on till United win. The ref does have the discretion to stop the game at any point after that if he feels United may end up conceding a goal themselves.
I hope City fans are not surprised by this turn of events.
Dave