Old Trafford tomorrow, under 21's playoff!

[Salou]

Another penalty, another stupid tackle this time Flanagan

[Guest San Don]

Fucking hell. Clumsy challenge by flanno but manc filth had had lesson's from greg luganis.

[James Dean]

Stupid.

[Stickman]

That ref is taking up half the screen

[Guest San Don]

Adorjan should have done better there.

 

Can someone fucking nuke old trafford and the vile filth inside while giving our people immunity?

[Guest San Don]

Piss poor defending on that 3rd goal. Not like it matter though.

[MLB]

This Utd team is full of horrible snidely little bastards, as you would expect.

[Allan]

The ref is an absolute joke. Given nothing to our lads all game.

[PaulMcC]

Flanagan is a liability. I know he has plenty of admirers but he's been shit about the last 10 times I've seen him.

[Trumo]

Flanagan off with a straight red. Ridiculous decision, but then I suppose he could have killed the ManU player when he kicked the ball at him.

[Guest San Don]

Oh fuck off you fucking fat twat ref.

 

Only at old trafford would you get soft pens and a red.

 

Possible another red? No yellow.

[amli]

Switched over to Arsenal for a bit, couldn't stand these twats gloating.

Come back and Flanaghan's gone.

[Magic Sponge]

Why is the fat controller reffing the game?

[Guest San Don]

Why is the fat controller reffing the game?

 

The only figure ferguson could find in his train set?

[Guest San Don]

Switched over to Arsenal for a bit, couldn't stand these twats gloating.

Come back and Flanaghan's gone.

 

Well fuck off back to watching the arse then you part fucking timer.

[kalasoma]

God what an abortion of a ref this is.

[PaulMcC]

Their fans really love these youth games. They go through their whole repertoire of anti Liverpool songs.

[kalasoma]

Coady letting the linesman know exactly what he thinks of him.

[amli]

Well fuck off back to watching the arse then you part fucking timer.

 

Not allowed to check the score Mr.Angry?

Now set a reminder for next weeks round of negative reps.

[Guest San Don]

Fuck me, if that tackle by that fat united fuck had of been done by one of ours, it'd be a straight red.

[Guest San Don]

Not allowed to check the score Mr.Angry?

 

How about supporting your own team and ignore the score in a game that doesnt concern us, soft lad?

[amli]

How about supporting your own team and ignore the score in a game that doesnt concern us, soft lad?

 

:sleep:

[Magic Sponge]

I see the levels of cuntery extend way beyond the mancs first team.

 

Fucking horrible club, from top to bottom.

[Trumo]

That game reminded me of the 4-0 game involving the first team in 2003, when Hyypia was sent off in the first couple of minutes with the ref giving the Mancs a couple of pens. It also reminded me of the 3-0 game in 2008 when Mascherano was sent off for not not adhering to the 'respect the ref' campaign that was to run for the duration of that 90 minutes.

 

Appalling refereeing, easy penalties and a soft red card all contributed to a performance lacking any semblance of cohesion, intelligence or purpose. It was none of those things before Laa-Laa the Teletubby had his moment in the sun, but after that, the team just completely disintegrated.

 

That said, every single time I watch our teams below first-team level, the same failings crop up again and again. Not just this year, but in each of the last 3 or 4 years. As the players are still young, you have to expect them to make a few mistakes, and you have to give them the confidence to keep trying things instead of retreating into their shell, but the flip side is that they have to show evidence that they are learning and adapting as they develop.

 

For some reason, our lot make the same mistakes again and again, and it doesn't look at all clear that the coaches are on top of things and that the players are learning. It is chronic at times. It is all well and good saying that progression through the ranks is more relevant than results, but you can't hope to see players progress when they make the same errors repeatedly game after game while at the same time showing very little winning mentality.

 

As for the Mancs, it's clear that they are being coached the same undesirable traits at all levels. They have a habit of getting their body between the ball and the opponent and stopping all of a sudden, inviting the inevitable contact. This, along with favourable refereeing, basically stops the opposition from trying to remain competitive because they get penalised for every little contact. It's basically the exact opposite of what Jose Enrique likes to do!

[Guest San Don]

That game reminded me of the 4-0 game involving the first team in 2003, when Hyypia was sent off in the first couple of minutes with the ref giving the Mancs a couple of pens. It also reminded me of the 3-0 game in 2008 when Mascherano was sent off for not not adhering to the 'respect the ref' campaign that was to run for the duration of that 90 minutes.

 

Appalling refereeing, easy penalties and a soft red card all contributed to a performance lacking any semblance of cohesion, intelligence or purpose. It was none of those things before Laa-Laa the Teletubby had his moment in the sun, but after that, the team just completely disintegrated.

 

That said, every single time I watch our teams below first-team level, the same failings crop up again and again. Not just this year, but in each of the last 3 or 4 years. As the players are still young, you have to expect them to make a few mistakes, and you have to give them the confidence to keep trying things instead of retreating into their shell, but the flip side is that they have to show evidence that they are learning and adapting as they develop.

 

For some reason, our lot make the same mistakes again and again, and it doesn't look at all clear that the coaches are on top of things and that the players are learning. It is chronic at times. It is all well and good saying that progression through the ranks is more relevant than results, but you can't hope to see players progress when they make the same errors repeatedly game after game while at the same time showing very little winning mentality.

 

As for the Mancs, it's clear that they are being coached the same undesirable traits at all levels. They have a habit of getting their body between the ball and the opponent and stopping all of a sudden, inviting the inevitable contact. This, along with favourable refereeing, basically stops the opposition from trying to remain competitive because they get penalised for every little contact. It's basically the exact opposite of what Jose Enrique likes to do!

 

To be fair, the 2 soft pens the ref gave manchester made all the difference. I think we are all agreed those pens wouldnt have been given at any other ground in the country.

 

Disappointed in coady tonight, he turned his back on that shot for manchester's 3rd like a playground kid. He's got to throw himself in the way of that and get hurt if necessary.

 

I guess that's the kind of mental toughness we lack. Overall though, we looked a different team without Jonjo tonight. Tonight also showed what a fucking liability sama really is. Im actually quite surprised he didnt get sent off during the game.

 

Finally, the manc filth attending these games truely are filth. Singing those song at a U21 game? Maybe they were trying to goad us into a munich chant so they could act the 'victim.' Utterly reprehensible but what can one expect from scum?