Manchester United Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread - Read Mod Warning in OP 7/1/15

markc91 · 02-02-2015 02:24PM

Zaha looks to be gone permanently back to palace

Bandana boy · 02-02-2015 02:29PM

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

Getting ahead of myself, but would love to take 2nd from City. They're only 5 points ahead and haven't exactly been pulling up trees. If the team could get their sh*t together and play to their ability it would be easily done.

In fairness City have a much stronger first XI and a stronger squad and tend to do well on the run in .I think you will be doing well to keep in the top 4 ,Top 2 is above your level right now.

paulbok · 02-02-2015 02:32PM

bucketybuck wrote: »

Has anybody got an opinion on dole scroungers?

markc91 wrote: »

Zaha looks to be gone permanently back to palace

Didn't take long

Will I Amnt · 02-02-2015 02:35PM

Bandana boy wrote: »

In fairness City have a much stronger first XI and a stronger squad and tend to do well on the run in .I think you will be doing well to keep in the top 4 ,Top 2 is above your level right now.

On current United form that would be true. City have been fairly mediocre for a lot of the season, if United could get something to click and go on a proper run it wouldn't be out of the question. Liverpool getting top 4 would have been laughed at 2 months ago, now they've a decent shout. Arsenal are flying now too.

MagicMarker · 02-02-2015 02:41PM

Redo91 wrote: »

De Gea?

How many goals and assists does he have? Exactly Bill!

02-02-2015 02:46PM

I always find somebody using "Well that's my opinion" to justify or solidify a crazy notion similiar to an American using "I'm entitled to free speech" to justify saying something totally outrageous/offensive; Yes you are entitled to freedom of speech, but not entitled to freedom from consequences of making that speech.

With opinions; Yes you are entitled to hold that opinion, but that doesn't automatically stop you from being wrong and/or an idiot for holding it.

BloodBath · 02-02-2015 02:57PM

RasTa wrote: »

I don't post much anymore but do lurk and there is a serious amount of retards posting in here lately.

Then you'll fit right in.

Winston Payne · 02-02-2015 03:03PM

Here's my opinion. If you find yourself in a discussion or conversation on here, a discussion forum, and accuse someone of "playing the opinion card", when what we're mainly doing on here is exchanging opinions, you're engaging in just about the thickest course of action imaginable. You're admitting that you're wasting your own, and everybody's time. That was fearsomely stupid. An early highlight of the year.

BloodBath · 02-02-2015 03:08PM

Winston Payne wrote: »

Here's my opinion. If you find yourself in a discussion or conversation on here, a discussion forum, and accuse someone of "playing the opinion card", when what we're mainly doing on here is exchanging opinions, you're engaging in just about the thickest course of action imaginable. You're admitting that you're wasting your own, and everybody's time. That was fearsomely stupid. An early highlight of the year.

The same as I'm expressing my opinion that American Football is crap and Rugby is a superior sport. Fine you're free to prefer whatever you like. It doesn't change the fact that you will be judged on it.

This isn't the forum for that discussion anyway so I'll leave it there.

Mitch Connor · 02-02-2015 03:12PM

Ssanton seemingly forced out of Newcastle. Would have been a good pick up for United, imo. Cover at both right and left back from an actual full back.

posturingpat · 02-02-2015 03:30PM

Mitch Connor wrote: »

Ssanton seemingly forced out of Newcastle. Would have been a good pick up for United, imo. Cover at both right and left back from an actual full back.

Presumably they wouldn't want him going to another Premier league side.

02-02-2015 03:38PM

Bloodbath you thanked my post and maybe you were being ironic, but just to be clear; You coming in here and trying to tell everyone else that something you don't like is shít and those who like it are wrong prompted me to write the post in the first place.

And in case it matters, I'm not really an NFL fan and do like my Rugby Union, but I watched and enjoyed the Superbowl as I have done for most of my adult life. The climax to last night's game was among the greatest modern climaxes in any sport...in my opinion. I can only imagine what it was like if I was actually a fan of either team. Actually now that I think about it...(lightbulb moment)

It seriously was the equivalent on an emotional level of the C.L. final of '99, and there's where I'm dragging this bitch back on topic!!! Yes - Seattle Seahawks are Bayern and the New England Patriots are Manchester United. Victory is but moments away for Bayern/Seahawks, and then in a bizarre, exhilarating, unpredictable instance or two of play, fortunes completely change and dreams are made for one, and a lifetime of regret and 'what if?' created for another.

Except for the Seahawks, at least one person should be fired and blacklisted for their capitulation, Bayern just got Fergied.

Edit; See my error below, Thanks Buckety and I presume a few others by the time I've edited this.

bucketybuck · 02-02-2015 03:39PM

stankratz wrote: »

Bloodbath you thanked my post and maybe you were being ironic, but just to be clear; You coming in here and trying to tell everyone else that something you don't like is shít and those who like it are wrong prompted me to write the post in the first place.

And in case it matters, I'm not really an NFL fan and do like my Rugby Union, but I watched and enjoyed the Superbowl as I have done for most of my adult life. The climax to last night's game was among the greatest modern climaxes in any sport...in my opinion. I can only imagine what it was like if I was actually a fan of either team. Actually now that I think about it...(lightbulb moment)

It seriously was the equivalent on an emotional level of the C.L. final of '99, and there's where I'm dragging this bitch back on topic!!! Yes - Seattle Seahawks are Juventus and the New England Patriots are Manchester United. Victory is but moments away for Juventus/Seahawks, and then in a bizarre, exhilarating, unpredictable instance or two of play, fortunes completely change and dreams are made for one, and a lifetime of regret and 'what if?' created for another.

Except for the Seahawks, at least one person should be fired and blacklisted for their capitulation, Juventus just got Fergied.

Katy Perry must be Bayern Munich.

bullvine · 02-02-2015 03:45PM

stankratz wrote: »

Bloodbath you thanked my post and maybe you were being ironic, but just to be clear; You coming in here and trying to tell everyone else that something you don't like is shít and those who like it are wrong prompted me to write the post in the first place.

And in case it matters, I'm not really an NFL fan and do like my Rugby Union, but I watched and enjoyed the Superbowl as I have done for most of my adult life. The climax to last night's game was among the greatest modern climaxes in any sport...in my opinion. I can only imagine what it was like if I was actually a fan of either team. Actually now that I think about it...(lightbulb moment)

It seriously was the equivalent on an emotional level of the C.L. final of '99, and there's where I'm dragging this bitch back on topic!!! Yes - Seattle Seahawks are Juventus and the New England Patriots are Manchester United. Victory is but moments away for Juventus/Seahawks, and then in a bizarre, exhilarating, unpredictable instance or two of play, fortunes completely change and dreams are made for one, and a lifetime of regret and 'what if?' created for another.

Except for the Seahawks, at least one person should be fired and blacklisted for their capitulation, Juventus just got Fergied.

Are you from an alternate time line?

Cantona's Collars · 02-02-2015 03:48PM

Messi misses training due to "personal reasons"- it's on muppets:pac::pac:

02-02-2015 03:53PM

Yep lads, totally on a Monday meltdown here. 3 hours sleep because of said Superbowl on the back of a busy weekend. Replace Juventus with Bayern Munich and my point still stands, even if my confidence doesn't:o

FutureGuy · 02-02-2015 03:55PM

Hi guys,
We are not signing anyone who is over 16 today.

No seriously.

Regards,
Futureguy

Cantona's Collars · 02-02-2015 03:57PM

FutureGuy wrote: »

Hi guys,
We are not signing anyone today.

No seriously.

Regards,
Futureguy

At least Cleverley isn't coming back.

BloodBath · 02-02-2015 03:59PM

stankratz wrote: »

Bloodbath you thanked my post and maybe you were being ironic, but just to be clear; You coming in here and trying to tell everyone else that something you don't like is shít and those who like it are wrong prompted me to write the post in the first place.

And in case it matters, I'm not really an NFL fan and do like my Rugby Union, but I watched and enjoyed the Superbowl as I have done for most of my adult life. The climax to last night's game was among the greatest modern climaxes in any sport...in my opinion. I can only imagine what it was like if I was actually a fan of either team. Actually now that I think about it...(lightbulb moment)

It seriously was the equivalent on an emotional level of the C.L. final of '99, and there's where I'm dragging this bitch back on topic!!! Yes - Seattle Seahawks are Juventus and the New England Patriots are Manchester United. Victory is but moments away for Juventus/Seahawks, and then in a bizarre, exhilarating, unpredictable instance or two of play, fortunes completely change and dreams are made for one, and a lifetime of regret and 'what if?' created for another.

Except for the Seahawks, at least one person should be fired and blacklisted for their capitulation, Juventus just got Fergied.

I couldn't care less at this stage.

Your argument works both ways and my initial comment was quite innocuous but as usual on this forum it get's blown out of proportion by a select few.

The Moldy Gowl · 02-02-2015 04:08PM

Ye are all cruising for a bruising when tsc shows up.

02-02-2015 04:10PM

FutureGuy wrote: »

Hi guys,
We are not signing anyone today.

No seriously.

Regards,
Futureguy

Can he play CB?

bucketybuck · 02-02-2015 04:11PM

stankratz wrote: »

Can he play CB?

Anyone can play CB.

The_Kew_Tour · 02-02-2015 04:17PM

Put 30quid on Seahawks to win last night.(or this morning

) Boooo!!!!

Anyway, any updates on injury front? I am hoping we see Herrera and Falcao start tomorrow night.

Like see Valdes makes his debut too

RobertKK · 02-02-2015 04:19PM

bucketybuck wrote: »

Katy Perry must be Bayern Munich.

Miley Cyrus wore a United shirt.

Bayern Munich win...

nicklauski · 02-02-2015 04:22PM

RobertKK wrote: »

Miley Cyrus wore a United shirt.

Bayern Munich win...

Katy Perry also wore a fetching West Ham outfit during her time with Brand. Maybe beating the Hammers at the weekend will sway her our way.

02-02-2015 04:24PM

bucketybuck wrote: »

Anyone can play CB.

Not from what I've been watching for the most part unfortunately, at least not on the consistent level which is required.

Will I Amnt · 02-02-2015 04:25PM

Totally off topic but sure so is everything in here the last few pages...
Is anybody else's podcast app not working? I've got 2 phones on 2 different networks and neither will play any podcasts

Xenji · 02-02-2015 04:36PM

Signed a 16 Year Old CB, capped at U-17 Level.

#mufc have reached an agreement with Ligue 2 side Valenciennes to sign Dayot Upamecano.

Winston Payne · 02-02-2015 04:38PM

Why hello there, Regen McFakename.

Xenji · 02-02-2015 04:40PM

Manchester United are believed to have signed 16-year-old, Dayot Upamecano from Valenciennes for €450k. [VAFC Power]

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