How do they do it every f***ing week????

[bristolseagull]

bloody united.

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

 

[bristolseagull]

wanker

 

[chez]

Cant we censor this board? That picture is disgusting.

 

[Beach Hut]

MUFC whether you like it or not are a very good football team with a depth of quility and resiliance I have not seen since the days when Liverpool ruled European football for around 8 years or so.

 

[footychick]

Because they're good

 

[steward 433]

Because they're good

No because it the 2nd richest club and buy their way out of it with best players every season

 

[Beach Hut]

Probably but they are a very good team no matter what you think

 

[Da Man Clay]

No because it the 2nd richest club and buy their way out of it with best players every season

Yet still manage to make mega profits every year. Good luck to them.

 

[BensGrandad]

It has often beeen suggested that Sir Alex would struggle ata small club like Rochdale but I wonder, I dont think that he would.

 

[steward 433]

It has often beeen suggested that Sir Alex would struggle ata small club like Rochdale but I wonder, I dont think that he would.

One we will never know as i reckon he will retire at Manure

 

[Scotty Mac]

It has often beeen suggested that Sir Alex would struggle ata small club like Rochdale but I wonder, I dont think that he would.

neither do i - his record before united was good, and he built a side out of youth players before spending loads of money - top class manager

 

[Simon Morgan]

No matter how good you are as a team, luck is required to score late goals. They were outplayed at Spurs and somehow snatched an equaliser and once again they score late on tonight, that's 2 late goals in a couple of weeks?

 

[Beach Hut]

No matter how good you are as a team, luck is required to score late goals. They were outplayed at Spurs and somehow snatched an equaliser and once again they score late on tonight, that's 2 late goals in a couple of weeks?

Not forgetting the two late goals against Bayern Munich in the Champions League Final in 1999 etc etc etc

They get a lot of late goals as they are a very good team.

 

[Robot Chicken]

Not forgetting the two late goals against Bayern Munich in the Champions League Final in 1999 etc etc etc

They get a lot of late goals as they are a very good team.

Why are you equating "lots of late goals" to the fact they're a good team. They might be a good team but that doesn't necessarily equate?

So how do teams constantly score very late goals in games? Is it because they have more determination? Is it because they are luckier? They have better collective focus? What is the reason? Leeds were scoring very late on in games...maybe it's a knack.

 

[clapham_gull]

I'd personal equate last minute goals with

1. Physical Fitness
2. Psychological Fitness

.. two things which go to make a good team.

 

[Yorkie]

I'd personal equate last minute goals with

1. Physical Fitness
2. Psychological Fitness

.. two things which go to make a good team.

Along with a determination to play to the very last second.

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

I find it hard to hate United. Ferguson built his success on trusting to young English players and that is a model I wish the other big clubs would follow. Yes he has spent lots of money in recent years but so has everyone else. Of the four 'cheaters' Man U have aleats some self-respect and commitment to the British game unlike Chelsesa who just spend, Aresenal who are full of foriegners and Livcerpool who just have no idea.

Opps... it must be time for...

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

And out come a smattering of the sheep-like anti Man Utd brigade who really don't have a clue what they are talking about and why they are talking it, but who just go into automatic pilot, anticipting that they are on safe ground, thinking that everyone else will agree with them. Exactly why is Alex Ferguson a wanker? Petty jealousy will get you nowhere.

 

[Scoffers]

It has often beeen suggested that Sir Alex would struggle ata small club like Rochdale but I wonder, I dont think that he would.

An interesting point. When Fergy started at United, I seem to recall that they got close to being relegated, but they stuck with him, gave him the time that so many other managers never seem to get, and it's paid off big time.

I'm convinced he'd do well wherever he went as Manager, as long as he was given time to rebuild from the ground up.