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Manchester City vs manchester United Thursday 27th April sky sports 8pm

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HONKEY TONK

Glad to get the draw out of that. expected to lose the game.

sReq | uTeK

NO WAY that was a sending off. But fellani was so stupid to fall for it. And it's a shame because he was EXCELLENT all night

Johner

I can't believe some people think it wasn't a sending off. Clear headbutt even if Aguero did make the most of it.

irishman86

There is no way that was a sending off. If anyone should have been booked its Aguero

Mr.H

Laughable opinions here. It was a headbutt all day long and all the talk of Aguero being "nasty"............... we are talking about mr elbows here

JamboMac

niallo27 wrote: »

You seem to forget all them offside goals utd got. The reason utd are out of the top 4 is because they are so ****e taking chances not because of any ref.

Oh i know there ****e, can't remember the offside goals that we got can remember some disallowed one's which would have got us 3 point's. If we where good we'd be challenging for the league not the top 4. But city are supposedly great but can't beat us.

KaiserGunner

It was a clear red card. He moved his head in a forward motion. Fair enough Aguero went down really easily, but it was brain dead stuff from Fellaini. He completely lost his head.

sReq | uTeK

Johner wrote: »

I can't believe some people think it wasn't a sending off. Clear headbutt even if Aguero did make the most of it.

He moved down to Aguero to square up to him. Aguero felt contact and dived. Simple. Aguero was also the aggressor looking for Fellani after the foul

[Deleted User]

Ageuro puts his head in 2 to meet fellainis (who is also putting his head in) feels contact and goes down. People can call it clever but it's just cheating

[Deleted User]

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

NO WAY that was a sending off. But fellani was so stupid to fall for it. And it's a shame because he was EXCELLENT all night

The red card will be rescinded..

SlickRic

The red is largely meaningless in the context of the game, which is the funny part.

The result ended up the exact same as it would have if Fellaini had stayed on.

Giggsy11

Andersonisgod wrote: »

Well that wasn't great. Credit to Man City, that was their best defensive performance of the season, they were tremendously well-drilled in the transition and dealt immensely well in the 1 vs 1's. The downside is that Toure/Fernandinho axis is so slow and basic on the ball for a midfield duo of a side that want the ball and want to attack. Aguero, again, missed too many chances and that's the difference tonight between 1 point and 3, and too often this season it has been the difference for City.

For Man Utd, they got a point, they'll be happy. They had a chance off a set piece for Herrera and the Fellaini sending off was a welcome for Mourinho to shut up shop completely. I mean this in the least provocative way possible because I would love to know from real Man Utd fans, do you enjoy Mourinho's approach to football and is it what you want at your club? Maybe I'm just a bit naive but, for me, I couldn't ever imagine Barcelona accepting a performance like that once, let alone often. Is your joy of football derived solely from winning games (and it's not as though he's having an incredibly successful season either) or should you take pleasure from seeing your team attack and try to play? I do find it incredible that a club with Man Utd's history of success and attacking football has so willingly accepted Mourinho.

It won't hurt to play pragmatic game time to time, it's not like we play like thise every game.

Not that I'm expecting any posts from you that makes any sense, just saying as it is.

super_furry

Honestly can't see how anyone could argue that Felaini shouldn't have been sent off.

niallo27

This is hilarious reading this.

Mr.H

RoboKlopp wrote: »

The red card will be rescinded..

No it wont

monkey9

Some of the meltdowns in here are gas. I really fail to see how anyone can argue that the red card was unjustified.

ERG89

irishman86 wrote:

There is no way that was a sending off. If anyone should have been booked its Aguero

Lol

sReq | uTeK

RoboKlopp wrote: »

The red card will be rescinded..

Yea I'd imagine so and hope so. I hate the way he's painted as the villan. It was his first foul all night he was nothing short of excellent.

2 mins earlier We Bruyne brought down Miki on the break and nothing....

Jayop

monkey9 wrote: »

Some of the meltdowns in here are gas. I really fail to see how anyone can argue that the red card was unjustified.

Making your point isn't having a meltdown.

But yeah keep OK stirring.

Utopia Parkway

monkey9 wrote: »

Some of the meltdowns in here are gas. I really fail to see how anyone can argue that the red card was unjustified.

Because...reasons.

Harry Palmr

Like two bald men fighting over a comb

Andersonisgod

Giggsy11 wrote: »

It won't hurt to play pragmatic game time to time, it's not like we play like thise every game.

Not that I'm expecting any posts from you that makes any sense, just saying as it is.

But this is the approach against pretty much every high level team Man Utd have played this season and, if you go by his previous tenures, will continue to be.

I did like the mandatory dig in the 2nd paragraph, remind me not to talk to you like a person again...

sReq | uTeK

SlickRic wrote: »

The red is largely meaningless in the context of the game, which is the funny part.

The result ended up the exact same as it would have if Fellaini had stayed on.

Hindsight is a great thing. The red card as it so often does can define a game. Nani 're Madrid springs to mind.

Johner

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

Yea I'd imagine so and hope so. I hate the way he's painted as the villan. It was his first foul all night he was nothing short of excellent.

2 mins earlier We Bruyne brought down Miki on the break and nothing....

There is not a hope in hell it will be rescinded, I doubt United will even appeal it.

[Deleted User]

Johner wrote: »

I can't believe some people think it wasn't a sending off. Clear headbutt even if Aguero did make the most of it.

Here is my honest thoughts on it.
Fellani was stupid, followed up with another questionable foul straight after but he got suckered into Augeros sneakiness.
It was a red because he gave the ref a decision to make and shouldn't have swung the head. But expect Augero to act the maggot and exaggerate

5starpool

Giggsy11 wrote: »

He might not laugh but I will surely laugh at your misinformed nonsense.

It's a pretty safe bet that Fellaini would merit at least 3 cards in any given season.

JamboMac

How many liverpool fan's are in here regretting selling benteke much? Plus Klopp the flop, better in ads then management.

sReq | uTeK

Andersonisgod wrote: »

But this is the approach against pretty much every high level team Man Utd have played this season and, if you go by his previous tenures, will continue to be.

I did like the mandatory dig in the 2nd paragraph, remind me not to talk to you like a person again...

2-0 Chelsea says other wise.

high five

Giggsy11

monkey9 wrote: »

Some of the meltdowns in here are gas. I really fail to see how anyone can argue that the red card was unjustified.

You need to know what meltdown means, few fans saying that wasn't a red card and putting their points forward isn't meltdown.

mugsymugsy

As a neutral united were down to bare bones and it was classic Jose. Horrible to watch and not the united I grew up seeing but needs must for Jose.

Shame Jesus wasn't fit to play more as they could have done with him.