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"United getting a thrashing"

4-0 to Middlesbrough now.

WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> I thought Meka was a Liverpool man...?

Eh?

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

You've tarnished my very soul.

Bad, bad Wookiee.

That Carlos guy needs to die (In a nice sort of way obviously).

Apparently he has a huge input in training and you can see it on the pitch. The way we are playing slow european style football is not us. If we went back to our old fast paced open games method, we'd start playing much better. Yes, we'd start conceding more but we'd still score more and win more matches.

It'd also be less of a bore to watch them these days. The last exciting Man U game I remember was the 4 - 2 against Arsenal.

I thought Meka was a Liverpool man...?

I can't believe the guys bad luck. Missed the FA Cup final at the end of last season, gets fit, and then, before a league game has been played suffers a massive injury like that.

The guy deserves to play at the World Cup, he's fantastic. Fingers crossed for him. I'm sure if it was simply a matter of determination, he'd be back already, and surely that has to count for something.

Didn't he get the fans player of the year last season? Damn is he missed.

He's damaged the cruciate ligament in his knee. Might even miss the world cup.

What has actually happened to Heinze? Seriously, did he just like randomly evaporate or something?

I reckon half the problem with United these days is that so many other premier league managers have links to Fergie, and know how he works.

Blackburn, with Mark Hughes won at OT.

Last season Bryan Robson took a point at OT with West Brom.

We never give Steve Bruce's Birmingham side the beatings they deserve, usually draw 0-0 with them.

Steve McLaren has a decent record against Fergie - W4 D1 L4

Still, 4-1 great result for Middlesborough, and hopefully it'll give Fergie the kick he needs to drop the players that aren't performing. Darren Fletcher, John O'Shea are bad, Scholes is doing little. Ferdinand needs reminding his place isn't guarenteed.

Only, with so many injuries it's hard to fix it.

Damn we miss our regular full backs.

Crouch goal would be a big step, never mind a hat-trick.

oh Baros we love you!!!

Then after that: A Crouch hat-trick.

[S]that should keep us waiting for the next step for a while.

English_Bloke wrote:
> More importantly. LIVERPOOL ACTUALLY WON!

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