You're right, their point of view. Drat.Silver Fox wrote:There's some epic fvckwittery in the above 3 posts
Man U played well. They did what they had to. They were organised, disciplined and up for it. Contrastly we were awful at the start. I don't mind losing (we were expected to) but it's the manner about how we literally gifted them two goals which was a bit gutting. We are better than what we showed today and while admittedly the gulf in class is and was obvious, our play today is not fitting of a top 6 championship side, we were that poor. Just an unfortunate case of major stage fright really.Lower West wrote:Fortunately we won't face an attacking force of this magnitude in the Championship. However clearly shows the gulf not only between the leagues but within the Premiership itself. To consider ourselves worthy of promotion this team has some way to go in terms of improving and evolving. The players that learnt from today will go onto be much better players in the future. Those that don't won't part of Stam's plans. Tiago Ilori hopefully will be the first part of the jig saw.CountryRoyal wrote:That was some of the worst defending I think I've seen. If we played like that in the champ we'd be in the relegation zone. It was awful.
Watching the goals back, all four..........Westwood52 wrote: Moore 5:Got found out
We've gifted plenty of chances this season to opposition Championship teams. Against top six premiership opponents you get severely punished. All part of the learning process for team and manager. Jose had done his homework on us in setting up the formation that United adopted..CountryRoyal wrote: Man U played well. They did what they had to. They were organised, disciplined and up for it. Contrastly we were awful at the start. I don't mind losing (we were expected to) but it's the manner about how we literally gifted them two goals which was a bit gutting. We are better than what we showed today and while admittedly the gulf in class is and was obvious, our play today is not fitting of a top 6 championship side, we were that poor. Just an unfortunate case of major stage fright really.
Yep agree with that really. I suppose it's a complement they took us seriously. Ah well. Onwards and upwards.Lower West wrote:We've gifted plenty of chances this season to opposition Championship teams. Against top six premiership opponents you get severely punished. All part of the learning process for team and manager. Jose had done his homework on us in setting up the formation that United adopted..CountryRoyal wrote: Man U played well. They did what they had to. They were organised, disciplined and up for it. Contrastly we were awful at the start. I don't mind losing (we were expected to) but it's the manner about how we literally gifted them two goals which was a bit gutting. We are better than what we showed today and while admittedly the gulf in class is and was obvious, our play today is not fitting of a top 6 championship side, we were that poor. Just an unfortunate case of major stage fright really.
I thought he played really well considering the amount of defending he had to do and the relatively limited ball time he had. He was probably our most regular attacking threat (not that there was much of that) and got beyond Blind on a few occasions. Yes I'm clutching at straws about how much of a threat we presented to United.....but I just don't think McCleary was anywhere near the worst of our performances yesterday.Nameless wrote:McLeary has one quiet game and suddenly he's accused of bottling it and running down his contract.
Amazing considering how committed he's been this season.
Can't judge a player just on the TV games you know.....
My thoughts as well. Thought he was one of our better players. His counterpart on the other side of the pitch doesnt look up to much if Im honest.Kitsondinho wrote:I thought he played really well considering the amount of defending he had to do and the relatively limited ball time he had. He was probably our most regular attacking threat (not that there was much of that) and got beyond Blind on a few occasions. Yes I'm clutching at straws about how much of a threat we presented to United.....but I just don't think McCleary was anywhere near the worst of our performances yesterday.Nameless wrote:McLeary has one quiet game and suddenly he's accused of bottling it and running down his contract.
Amazing considering how committed he's been this season.
Can't judge a player just on the TV games you know.....
Agreed. Also I know Yann has a better strike rate and is more lethal in front of goal, but Samuel may have been a better choice to start yesterday. More chance of him running in behind the defence etc. Not saying it would have made any difference to the result though.LoyalRoyal22 wrote:Away from home against stronger opposition we need to tighten up. They should carry on with the style but maybe sure it up with another holding midfielder (4231)
He was considerably better yesterday than he was against Bristol City.Kitsondinho wrote:I thought he played really well considering the amount of defending he had to do and the relatively limited ball time he had. He was probably our most regular attacking threat (not that there was much of that) and got beyond Blind on a few occasions. Yes I'm clutching at straws about how much of a threat we presented to United.....but I just don't think McCleary was anywhere near the worst of our performances yesterday.Nameless wrote:McLeary has one quiet game and suddenly he's accused of bottling it and running down his contract.
Amazing considering how committed he's been this season.
Can't judge a player just on the TV games you know.....
Was he 'found out' or did he just have a bad game?Lower West wrote:Watching the goals back, all four..........Westwood52 wrote: Moore 5:Got found out
I think and hope he just had a bad game for once.peterroyal76 wrote:Was he 'found out' or did he just have a bad game?Lower West wrote:Watching the goals back, all four..........Westwood52 wrote: Moore 5:Got found out
agree with this. He knows he can rely on McShane to do his defensive tasks, whereas having Joey next to him, who knows what will happen.Victor Meldrew wrote:I think and hope he just had a bad game for once.peterroyal76 wrote:Was he 'found out' or did he just have a bad game?Lower West wrote:
Watching the goals back, all four..........
Poor bloke having Gunter, Joey and Blackett playing alongside him, all of whom are unpredictable and unreliable...and with the Liverpool lad signing it looks as though the manager is fully aware of their limitations.
bobby1413 wrote:Agree with CR.
Having lost I couldn't give two sh1ts about the result. Came for a weekend away and a bit of a jolly
However it was disappointing to not put in a performance we are capable of.
I really don't wanna see Blackett near the starting line up again. He's utter sh1te.
Atmosphere from home fans was terrible. Good to see away fans standing and in decent voice.
The spell in the second half was good but we just couldn't break through. It seemed like our players bottled it a bit. Some didn't look themselves, scared of the occasion maybe, I'd like to have seem more shots from distance as we weren't having any luck trying to run them all in
Anyway, I'm going to continue Resting in the hotel for a bit then go back out and drink myself stupid.
In fact he was one of our better performers and the few times he got the ball he looked very good on it. That was also the general consensus from their own fans. Those who are not a fan for whatever reason have been dying for one of his quieter games to berate him.Kitsondinho wrote:I thought he played really well considering the amount of defending he had to do and the relatively limited ball time he had. He was probably our most regular attacking threat (not that there was much of that) and got beyond Blind on a few occasions. Yes I'm clutching at straws about how much of a threat we presented to United.....but I just don't think McCleary was anywhere near the worst of our performances yesterday.Nameless wrote:McLeary has one quiet game and suddenly he's accused of bottling it and running down his contract.
Amazing considering how committed he's been this season.
Can't judge a player just on the TV games you know.....
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