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They are these things in the photo below (this is not me!).Is that on the ground - or on a wooden tube type thing built on stilts. We came across the latter when hiking in the Tatras 30 years ago, and always wondered what it was!
I'm not sure they're underperformingI'll never not enjoy ManUre underperforming and experiencing turmoil. Fukk 'em. I'll never forget 1983.
Is everyone now seeing why I was so passionate about not getting kudus. Very very risky signing Dutch league players especially for big bucks. We got very lucky with velty.If I was a United fan ( thank god I’m not) I’d be starting to question Ten Hag.
Largely bought in players that he’s worked with previously like Martinez, Antony, and Onana and so far, they’ve not delivered.
I find him quite a dour manager and individual, not inspiring at all.
Thing is, the fans just blame the Glaziers and want an oil state to bank roll the return of glory years.
I think Bayern will beat them and then we might start seeing a ramping up of the fans vitriol.
Added to which, he appeared to support Greenwood being brought back in to the fold at ManU.If I was a United fan ( thank god I’m not) I’d be starting to question Ten Hag.
Largely bought in players that he’s worked with previously like Martinez, Antony, and Onana and so far, they’ve not delivered.
I find him quite a dour manager and individual, not inspiring at all.
Thing is, the fans just blame the Glaziers and want an oil state to bank roll the return of glory years.
I think Bayern will beat them and then we might start seeing a ramping up of the fans vitriol.
Jan Paul van Hecke seems pretty good too.Is everyone now seeing why I was so passionate about not getting kudus. Very very risky signing Dutch league players especially for big bucks. We got very lucky with velty.
Directly over the centre of the ball is not the position you are looking for. Directly over the back edge of the line is the only perfect view.Yes he is being a bellend about it, but I do have a little sympathy with him on this point.
From the best angle we have it looks to be out.
That angle is pretty close to being directly in line so is probably correct.
However it is feasible that if the angle is slightly pitchside to the ball, then that would give a wrong impression.
To my eyes it probably would still be out, but you can't be sure with a 2D freezeframe, unless the camera angle is directly over the centre of the ball.
The technology exists to take any element of doubt from this.
Why not just extend the goal-line tech to cover the full width of the touchline?
I’ve no idea of the actual dates, but I’d guess that Liverpool’s run was long before Milner - in the period when Liverpool had Torres up front and he seemed to destroy Vidic every single game.Sorry if fixtures, but I'm sure we've all seen that stat that only three teams have recorded four consecutive Premier League wins against Man U - us, Liverpool, and Man City.
I don't know when each those sequences of wins happened (apart from ours of course), but it occurred to me that it's possible James Milner was playing for Man U's opponents at least once in each of those sequences. Any statto types on here able to confirm or clarify?
Yeah - I realised my error, but didn't correct it.Directly over the centre of the ball is not the position you are looking for. Directly over the back edge of the line is the only perfect view.
True but dirt cheap so little risk.Jan Paul van Hecke seems pretty good too.
Liverpool did it between Dec 2000 and Jan 2002Sorry if fixtures, but I'm sure we've all seen that stat that only three teams have recorded four consecutive Premier League wins against Man U - us, Liverpool, and Man City.
I don't know when each those sequences of wins happened (apart from ours of course), but it occurred to me that it's possible James Milner was playing for Man U's opponents at least once in each of those sequences. Any statto types on here able to confirm or clarify?
Verbruggen looks a real talent.True but dirt cheap so little risk.
Veltman was cheaper...True but dirt cheap so little risk.
I'm sure he performed the slowest Gross turn on Saturday, he is so deceptive.Gros continues to astound.
The feint is a thing of sublime beauty.
Well it may have passed you by, but we're quite good at turning rough diamonds into word beaters. Equally, don't be surprised if they're not all that when they leave (especially if they go to Chelsea).Is everyone now seeing why I was so passionate about not getting kudus. Very very risky signing Dutch league players especially for big bucks. We got very lucky with velty.