A Monday morning poll question
Well another win in the bag against a weak opponent in West Ham has United right in Chelsea's slipstream where we like to be. SAF always seems to favor being just on the shoulder of the leaders and then at the start of the new year United kick it into gear. So far so good as far as United are concerned. Would we have liked to have gotten 3 points against Fulham? Obviously. And we should have gotten them. But other teams will drop points to Fulham this season so it could have been worse.
I thought in light of the fact that we are 3 games into the new season I would get a feel for what you have liked so far about United. What you are most encouraged about. So a poll question is in order.
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Agreed.
Giggs was looking a bit like Ronaldo out there at times on Saturday. He looked quicker and trickier than he has in the last few years. I can’t imagine he will be able to keep up that kind of pace for a whole season, but both Giggs and Scholes are amazing so far.
Los Angeles is like Manchester. There is a red team that wins championships and a blue team that doesn't.
I saw this last night when I was on here
And I have only just got it!! Nice 1
by Sweet science on Aug 31, 2010 10:27 AM BST up reply actions
Would have went for Scholes and Giggs
But then I thought, as much as I love them, other people will need to fill their shoes once they have gone. So Berba sounds like a winner for me. He seems to have a little more determination this season to grab a goal, getting into the box more instead of hanging back and leaving it for others! Fantastic goal on saturday!
If Berbatov consistently plays like a world class striker alongside Rooney, who will find his form soon, it will put us over the top.
Wayne Rooney, 1/27/10: Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man
"My toughest opponent? Scholes of Manchester. He is the complete midfielder." -Zinedine Zidane
"If City play a game against United for 89 minutes, maybe they’ll have a chance." -King Eric Cantona
I see R.V. Persie is going to be out for 2 - 3 weeks
due to an ankle injury
Different toilet same shit springs to mind!
Needs more placenta therapy
Wayne Rooney, 1/27/10: Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man
"My toughest opponent? Scholes of Manchester. He is the complete midfielder." -Zinedine Zidane
"If City play a game against United for 89 minutes, maybe they’ll have a chance." -King Eric Cantona
In a way it's a shame
when on form he is a brilliant player and has a sweet left foot. A pleasure to watch. Although this can do no harm to our title chances if he is going to be injured on off throughout the season, again!
by Sweet science on Sep 2, 2010 12:03 AM BST up reply actions
That’s the only problem- he’s injured so often that it’s hard to remember what he plays like when he’s at 100%
Wayne Rooney, 1/27/10: Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man
"My toughest opponent? Scholes of Manchester. He is the complete midfielder." -Zinedine Zidane
"If City play a game against United for 89 minutes, maybe they’ll have a chance." -King Eric Cantona
I undestand
Scholes and Giggs still unlocking defenses and looking ageless, but with no one hitting the back of the net doesnt get the wins….So I’m saying Burba! Although, I don’t care who is scoring as long as the goals keep coming.
Off topic, but did anyone notice how good Rooney looked in midfield for England?
Wayne Rooney, 1/27/10: Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man
"My toughest opponent? Scholes of Manchester. He is the complete midfielder." -Zinedine Zidane
"If City play a game against United for 89 minutes, maybe they’ll have a chance." -King Eric Cantona
Disagree with
… the people who voted for Scholes & Giggs. Prior to WHU, Giggs played a total of 46 minutes, which he really did not have an impact on United’s season. Berba was, without question, the revelation of August.
by TheUnitedReligion on Sep 8, 2010 4:52 AM BST reply actions

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