Premier League 24/25

[mc_lovin]

Win for @Birdy though. Ten Hag didn't get embarassed for once... yet.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

 

[jamrock]

Falling asleep watching this crap, waiting for Barcelona.

 

[serghei]

What a bore.

 

[jaype]

Villa kinda look tired from CL game midweek. Why is Martinez on the bench this game?

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

0-0

Read it's the worst start for Manu in Pl history, damn

 

[delancey]

ETH is setting new records. 😄

 

[Messi983]

Brighton-Spurs game of the day as expected and you guys are watching boring United, lol.

 

[jamrock]

Nice work by whoever put in that cross for welbeck.

3-2!

 

[Horatio]

DAAAAMNNN brighton came back after 2-0 down? Crazy.

 

[fergus90]

Knew we'd be flat after a great night Wednesday. Going to find it really tough managing all these games and the bench is already paper thin.

 

[Iniesta Ultra]

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Considering Manu has been crap in last 12 years, these numbers are pretty good 🤔

 

[Maradona37]

Considering Manu has been crap in last 12 years, these numbers are pretty good 🤔

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I know those are all-time results, but plenty came recently as well.

They tend to do not bad sometimes in big games (sometimes they get hammered) because of a tactical quirk - they're a counter-attacking and pace club that thrive on space. That's them through and through. Better teams play more expansively with a higher line, that United get in behind. Look at Fernandes playing in Rashford all the time.

The lesser teams sit deeper and bunker in, and United find it hard to break them down. Hence so many laughably bad results against the worse teams. The smaller teams often do to United what United have done to City, Chelsea or Arsenal in the last five or six years.

Rashford himself is a microcosm of this as I believe his record in goals is better against the top four than the lesser teams.

It's not this black and white obviously but it is a pattern.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

I know those are all-time results, but plenty came recently as well.

They tend to do not bad sometimes in big games (sometimes they get hammered) because of a tactical quirk - they're a counter-attacking and pace club that thrive on space. That's them through and through. Better teams play more expansively with a higher line, that United get in behind. Look at Fernandes playing in Rashford all the time.

The lesser teams sit deeper and bunker in, and United find it hard to break them down. Hence so many laughably bad results against the worse teams. The smaller teams often do to United what United have done to City, Chelsea or Arsenal in the last five or six years.

Rashford himself is a microcosm of this as I believe his record in goals is better against the top four than the lesser teams.

It's not this black and white obviously but it is a pattern.

Tru United had some impressive wins against the top teams, even has beaten prime Pep City a few times.
#10Hag🥚