Premiership 2015/2016

[budgetmeansbudget]

Seen worse challenges that have been yellow cards, but I guess the referee is more likely to red card a guy who's previously had two red cards this season.

[st_brendy]

Seen worse challenges that have been yellow cards, but I guess the referee is more likely to red card a guy who's previously had two red cards this season.

And it was Clattenburg who gave the second of those red cards. In fact, he hasn't refereed a game involving us in the meantime, so it's successive games that he's sent Wanyama off. Not that I've got any complaints mind (albeit having yet to see a replay of today's foul).

[Gingerfinch]

I keep hearing comparisons with Leicester and the mid 90's Blackburn team that won the league. Yes, Blackburn were and are a smallish club but they spent shed loads to get that title, breaking the British transfer record twice. If Leicester do win it, they'll be no comparison.

[Durhamfootman]

both titles would have hinged on the prolific goal scoring exploits of young English strikers, though

[budgetmeansbudget]

Seen worse challenges that have been yellow cards, but I guess the referee is more likely to red card a guy who's previously had two red cards this season.

And it was Clattenburg who gave the second of those red cards. In fact, he hasn't refereed a game involving us in the meantime, so it's successive games that he's sent Wanyama off. Not that I've got any complaints mind (albeit having yet to see a replay of today's foul).

I heard a strange stat before the game, it was soemthing like of the 18 or so occasions he has refereed Southampton they have won twice.

[Aidan11]

Good goal by Lingard.

[Dilbert]

ManU bottle it. Would be interesting if ManU can push ManC to 5th spot. How would Pep react in Europa league?
But looking at their respective forms, don't see ManU getting 6 more points than the current top 4.

[Aidan11]

Utd need to cut their losses and get Jose in place this week.

[Durhamfootman]

why would Jose make a difference?

seems to me that he's a long way from being the manager he used to be. Instead of being the special one, he's become a whinging get without the charm that he used to have, and when he carries on the way he has begun to, dressing room unrest seems almost inevitable

I wouldn't touch him with a bargepole

[budgetmeansbudget]

Missed the Bournemouth game today as was out visiting family, but it appears we didn't perform first half.

Never mind, wasn't a game I was expecting much from, a point would have been a good return, but it wasn't to be.

[yuppie]

why would Jose make a difference?

seems to me that he's a long way from being the manager he used to be. Instead of being the special one, he's become a whinging get without the charm that he used to have, and when he carries on the way he has begun to, dressing room unrest seems almost inevitable

I wouldn't touch him with a bargepole

It will be a sad day in the history of Man United if they put Jose in charge.

The only reason for doing so is that the accountants are now in charge at united. City get Pep, and United feel they must counter that with a big name signing.

Sign Jose, deal with Mendes. Falco back to United? Maybe resign Di Maria? Perhaps get Bebe back? I guess the one positive will be that De Gea will stay.

Thanks to the new TV deal, the power has moved from Spain to Manchester. United remember who and what you are. Please don't play like Chealski, play like United.

[Aidan11]

Sunderland leading Man United.

[sussexpob]

Sunderland leading Man United.

62% off possession and one shot in 33 minutes......

[sussexpob]

Scored now. Mannone is having a shocker

[Gingerfinch]

Sunderland lead. Not a massive shock, tbh.