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Premier League Round Up (Jan 23-24 2016)

There was a mouse on the pitch at Old Trafford as United lost to Southampton. No, that’s not a joke, there was an actual mouse running about on the pitch. Lucky it wasn’t at Goodison as I don’t think Lonsdale make slip ons that small.

 

Anyway, Louis Van Gaal has apparently offered to quit twice since that game, which is a bit odd considering it was only a week ago he was boasting about how they can still win the title. He’s defo just trolling now.

 

United haven’t scored in the first half for eleven consecutive home games now. That’s an incredible stat, you wouldn’t actually think it was even possible to play for that long without a goal. They’ve had less shots at home than any side in all four divisions, which is some going considering how much that team cost. Van Gaal is fucking ace.

 

Last week I wrote:

 

“Remember a couple of years ago when Charlie Austin was my boy? I’m not sure he still is because he may have gone shit now for all I know. We’ll find out soon enough”

 

Sooner than I thought. It took him just ten minutes to score the winner at Old Trafford after coming off the bench. So yeah, safe to say he’s still my boy.

 

The full time whistle was greeted with the loudest boos I’ve heard in a long time. It was great seeing the fury in their horrible manc faces too. They’re somehow still 5th in the table, which is just about the most false position I’ve seen since…. well since they finished 4th last year. They’re shite, and although I’ve said that before, this time it’s not wishful thinking it’s actually there for the whole world to see. Van Gaal is the fucking man isn’t he?

 

Anyway, moving on. Sunderland have shown big Seba the door this week, just six months after buying him from us. In his time at Sunderland he had zero red cards, one own goal and one penalty conceded. That’s one afternoon’s work for a Brown, O’Shea or Kaboul. Even the the new lad got off to a flyer with an oggy and pen conceded at Spurs last week, so Coates stood out like a United goal at Old Trafford.

 

The Mackems drew 1-1 at home with Bournemouth. They were trailing early so it’s not a bad point, but you have to think that’s the kind of game they’re going to need to be taking maximum points from if they’re going to say up. Good for Bournemouth though, as they maintained the six point gap between them and the Mackems.

 

Villa and West Brom played out a dire goalless draw at the Hawthorns. Villa were the better side but zzzzzzzz.

 

Watford beat Newcastle 2-1 to keep the Geordies rooted in the bottom three. I mentioned last week that I was surprised Swansea got rid of Shelvey, but maybe this is why:

 

 


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That terrible Man Utd team that did the double over us...has 3 more points than us and a gd of +7 compared to our -2.

 

Yep, I don't care what the numbers say at the moment, my eyes tell me they're even shittier than us. We'll see in May.

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Coates stats at Sunderland.

 

This season Sunderland have won 33.3% of their games which Coates has not been involved in, as opposed to 14.3% of games they’ve won when he has played.

 

In total they’ve conceded 30 goals during the 1229 minutes he’s been on the pitch in The Premier League this season. An average of 2.19 goals per game.

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Yep, I don't care what the numbers say at the moment, my eyes tell me they're even shittier than us. We'll see in May.

They are shit.

 

Sadly I think we are shitter.

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There was a mouse on the pitch at Old Trafford as United lost to Southampton. No, that’s not a joke, there was an actual mouse running about on the pitch. Lucky it wasn’t at Goodison as I don’t think Lonsdale make slip ons that small.

 

Anyway, Louis Van Gaal has apparently offered to quit twice since that game, which is a bit odd considering it was only a week ago he was boasting about how they can still win the title. He’s defo just trolling now.

 

United haven’t scored in the first half for eleven consecutive home games now. That’s an incredible stat, you wouldn’t actually think it was even possible to play for that long without a goal. They’ve had less shots at home than any side in all four divisions, which is some going considering how much that team cost. Van Gaal is fucking ace.

 

Last week I wrote:

 

“Remember a couple of years ago when Charlie Austin was my boy? I’m not sure he still is because he may have gone shit now for all I know. We’ll find out soon enough”

 

Sooner than I thought. It took him just ten minutes to score the winner at Old Trafford after coming off the bench. So yeah, safe to say he’s still my boy.

 

The full time whistle was greeted with the loudest boos I’ve heard in a long time. It was great seeing the fury in their horrible manc faces too. They’re somehow still 5th in the table, which is just about the most false position I’ve seen since…. well since they finished 4th last year. They’re shite, and although I’ve said that before, this time it’s not wishful thinking it’s actually there for the whole world to see. Van Gaal is the fucking man isn’t he?

 

Anyway, moving on. Sunderland have shown big Seba the door this week, just six months after buying him from us. In his time at Sunderland he had zero red cards, one own goal and one penalty conceded. That’s one afternoon’s work for a Brown, O’Shea or Kaboul. Even the the new lad got off to a flyer with an oggy and pen conceded at Spurs last week, so Coates stood out like a United goal at Old Trafford.

 

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Load of shite.

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