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Never mind Barrie,
Good result, for Cardiff anyway.....:D

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Barrie,

You realize that this is the same team with the addition of the great Fellaini and Lionel Januzaj Zidane to the first team pretty much and you guys haven't been in the top 4 once this season and its a third of the way through the season...the same side that won the league with games to spare last season.

United have been one of the poorest sides to watch in the league this season, there's no 2 ways about it. Sure your points tally is still decent enough and you still might nick a CL spot, but really, for a side that are defending champions, its grim.

Talk about slipping standards. Even your 2 big game results this season came when you guys played awful, awful football (vs us in the cup and Arsenal) and scored from set pieces and defended with 10 men behind the ball for a half hour against Arsenal.

Your manager sits on 1 goal leads against the likes of Cardiff...and you now lost points at the death. Trademark New United, that, spirit of champions!

Yeah, that's the great Manchester United of the last 2 decades isn't it?

Still your n

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Barrie,

You realize that this is the same team with the addition of the great Fellaini and Lionel Januzaj Zidane to the first team pretty much and you guys haven't been in the top 4 once this season and its a third of the way through the season...the same side that won the league with games to spare last season.

United have been one of the poorest sides to watch in the league this season, there's no 2 ways about it. Sure your points tally is still decent enough and you still might nick a CL spot, but really, for a side that are defending champions, its grim.

Talk about slipping standards. Even your 2 big game results this season came when you guys played awful, awful football (vs us in the cup and Arsenal) and scored from set pieces and defended with 10 men behind the ball for a half hour against Arsenal.

Your manager sits on 1 goal leads against the likes of Cardiff...and you now lost points at the death. Yeah, that's the great Manchester United of the last 2 decades isn't it?

Still your now only 1 point behind......Southampton:D

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David Moyes, The gift that keeps giving:cool:

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A fantastic weekend for some. A really good result for Stanley, especially coming back from an early goal down. Let us hope that the results continue for them.
A great day for the deadwoods and for the scousers - they didn't get beat.
But a crap day for La Crème - we didn't win, but there again we didn't lose and still only 3 points behind the scousers, which, with the team selections he keeps coming up with is quite an achievement. Thankfully Butthead won't be playing tomorrow.
Cannot understand why he keeps picking him - he strolls about, misplaces his passes, doesn't even contest simple headers. Still, we are close on Dodgy's tail, what excuses does he have I wonder?
As for the deadwoods, slumping further down the league, increasing the gap to Burnley, still a chance that we could see Stanley v deadwoods next season.

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It may well be 3 points, but it will grow. It is hard to believe this is the same side thatcwon the league last year with ease.
You have the CL this week, Fergies Legacy to you, you need to beat Sami's Leverkusen to be safe, of course if Donetsk, horrid place took Arsenal there in 2010, win then you really are in danger of dropping out at group stage.
If so I suspect RVP and Rooney, will be looking for a new year exit in the next transfer window.

As long as we keep playing the way we are and I don't see any major problems there, we will keep hold of Luis, the lure of a SIXTH CL is starting to look good again.
You have 20 titles, I really think your not going to increase thst soon, on the otherhand we are only 2 off regaining our rightful title of being Englands most successful football club.

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Well, what an evening:alright: the record away win in the CL and against the team that is second in the Bundesliga.:cool:
So in his first season Moyes has taken La Crème to the last 16 in the CL:p I note that Rodger the Dodger hasn’t achieved anything like that:rolleyes:– how many years has he been there?
How much longer will his lack of success, nay, even progress, be tolerated by Enery:eek:
Keep the faith chaps, you might yet make the Europa League next season, not much else you are capable of aiming for:bingobang:tongueout

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As I said, Fergies Legacy, lets see how he gets on next year:D

So currently:
12 Games in Last Season,
Mancs 27 Points, Won 9, Drawn 0, Lost 3, Second in table, 1 point behind leaders
Liverpool 15 Points, Won 3, Drawn 6 lost 3, 11th in table.


Now,
Liverpool 24 Points, Won 7, Drawn 3, Lost 2, 2nd in table, 4 points behind leaders
Mancs, 21 Points, Won 6 Drawn 3, Lost 3, 6th in table.

I am very very glad Man U, Man City and Chelsea are into the last 16, more pressure on them. Europa League.... just look at the numbers Barrie, the way your lot are doing I expect they will win every cup on Earth by Christmas:D

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[QUOTE= I expect they will win every cup on Earth by Christmas:D[/QUOTE]

Now that will be a miracle - typical of the crap you consistently come out with:p
I am quite happy to be where we are at this time, still in contention for everything, only 3 points behind the scousers and your Beano man - we were 8 points behind at one stage:alright:
We probably won't win the league, NN are my guess for that but damned sure we will be ahead of your lot once again:tongueout
But what about Stanley - back to back wins, definitely look to be on a roll, let's hope that can keep going like this - Stanley v Deadwoods next season?:D

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Just winding you mancs up.
After all you have David Moyes as your manager.
You really have dropped expectations, finishibg above us.... My oh my the old mancs would want the league at least.

We will see Barrie, We will see

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Yes we will and finishing above the scousers is always one of our targets, along with the league, the CL and any other pots we can pick up along the way;)
Yes, we played absolute crap against the scousers, but what does that say for them - we won. If we can play crap and win then so be it:alright:
No one with a even a modicum of sense could expect SAF to be bettered or even equalled;) La Crème look to the long term - pity you can't say the same about the scousers - how many managers has there been there in the last 25 years or so? - How much longer will the Beano man get before Enery decides you aren't going anywhere with him except mid-table mediocrity:tongueout
Should be an easy weekend for you, a bit more difficult for us but only time will tell. Rooting for Stanley to carry on with their resurgence and of course it has got to be a bad weekend for the deadwoods as no doubt they will have a match:alright::D

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The problem is, the Mancs have replaced one of the greatest managers in the industry with one who is mediocre. Then against the advice of the former incumbent the new manager changes the whole backroom staff. The result, inconsistencies, winning a few losing a few. He may pick the odd cup up here or there, but this manager has history, 10 years of mid table.
The situation Man U are in is very similar to that of Liverpool under Souness. Only a rose tinnted manc would not see this.

We however have a forward thinking manager, who is trying to build a team that plays good good football and wins. Its a long road, he has money and the backing of the owners.

Having said all this already, I am now sick of repeating myself. I have been waiting 11 games to see the rise of the mancs.......

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Having said all this already, I am now sick of repeating myself. I have been waiting 11 games to see the rise of the mancs.......[/QUOTE]

I may be wrong but weren't we more than 3 points behind the scousers only a few weeks ago? Could well be that we are level when you start tomorrow, but maybe not. However with half a season to go, 3 points behind your lot is not too difficult a margin to overcome:alright:

It never was going to be easy for Moyes because he followed the greatest PL manager. In comparison, the Beano man found it much easier to improve on the crap that he replaced - but he has still to prove himself by winning something worthwhile:rolleyes::D

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I'd say September 1st 2013 would count. ;)

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Would have been nice to win, but sonetimes things just don't go your way.
Still we are still in the top three, a vast improvement on last years position at this time, 11th?

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[QUOTE=Boeing Guy;1086082]Would have been nice to win, but sonetimes things just don't go your way.
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Bit of a stuffing but that is the way the league is, particularly this season. I suspect there will be many more twists & turns before the end of this season. Waiting to see MoD tonight then I can comment on La Crème;)

Chelsea being outplayed in the first half, Southampton certainly aren't dummies.

Arsenal still going strong but they have some tough games to come in December.

What happened to Stanley, they just don't seem able to string a few wins together but at least they are out of the drop zone:(

I hear that Blackburn have called for an increase in blood donors - so many deadwood supporters and the team are having nosebleeds as a result of the heights they have achieved:alright::D

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Not thrilled by the match at all, but 1 point at Spurs is better than NIL Points at Hull:alright: - only 2 points behind the scousers now but a much more difficult month ahead for La Creme;):D

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Nice to see a bounce back from our hicup at the weekend. 5-1 pretty good.:alright:
Only 3 points between us and Chelsea:D

Funny though I thought the Mancs were catching us, somthing about us being a mid table club???? The gaps now 5 points, still David Moyes has finally managed to get Everton a win at Manchester United:eek:

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What an absolute load of crap - thought I was watching the scousers on one of their normal days.
Can't guess what medication, legal or optherwise that Moyes is taking but..........
Is he the only one who can't see that Fuzzhead is not anywhere the United standard and to play Giggs for two full consecutive games. Smalling is not yet a PL centre half, in time maybe, and he certainly needs to include Nani plus a few others in a January fire sale.
We just don't have a play making attacking midfielder, a couple of promising striker/ attacking midfielders are making their marks in a big way out on loan but we need someone now.
Just hoping that they have been working on someone leading up to the January window.

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Lets be honest fuzzhead apart, these are owd red noses gems,:D he sure knew when to bail out.:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

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I am sure there are a few at Everton who will no doubt be in 'The Chosen One's' sights:eek:

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In less than 15 League games, David Moyes has turned a Premiership winning side, with a long history of winning and being feared by other clubs, in to 9th....
Even Souness did not do this to us.
Just wait until he buys some more of his own, this is his predicessors side, you know the most sucessful manager in the premier league history.
Its better than car crash tv

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Never mind they are still 9th after Newcastle,:D

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2nd place, good old Stoke.
The day just gets better, not bad for a team that were wrote off by Barrie as a 'mid table'club

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I must be feeling like a scouser normally does. I think that United need to go down the scouse road and get rid of this manager - after all, the scousers have gone through 9 managers in the last 30 thirty years, maybe that has eventually worked for them.
Mind you, not the only unexpected result today, or even in the past few weeks.
I haven't seen the game, don't even know who was playing, but Moyes certainly does not grasp the need to sort things out. Time for United to ring the changes now before it gets any worse?
SAF was certainly a good, arguably great, assessor of football talent. Unfortunately his assessment of managers does not appear to be anywhere that level.
My guess, despite the "clubspeak" in public, is that the players have little, if any, confidence in Moyes.
We will see when the spatially challenged lady sings.

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Well your through to the knock out stages in the CL, your record in Europe is pretty good. The man has only been in charge for 15 league games and there is talk of him being replaced. .....
He inherited a ageing side in need of rebuilding, if you get rid of him now your destined to repeat the past of many a great football club.
In all seriousness Barrie you need to hang on to Rooney and RVP, without them mid table it is.
I could say I am not laughing, but it wiukd be a massive lie.

Remember he was chosen by the great Sir Alex Ferguson, so how can you all him.

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Got to agree with you - a rare occasion I know, but something has got to change.
Yes, he inherited the PL Champions but even last season it was obvious that the squad was in serious need of new talent. One just doesn't know what went on behind the scenes - I still feel that the change of Manager and CEO - who did all the negotiations, should not have happened at the same time. I hope that targets are already in the window for January, we will see.
I do believe that we have been so many points adrift previously yet still went on to win the PL and also qualified for the CL.
Hope springs eternal:D

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I think its fairly safe to say you won't win the title this year, Man U have scored 8 at home this season, Liverpool 9 at home, since Wednesday.:D

You have a new manager who's methods and ideas are vastly different than the man he repaces, he needs to have a clear out in Jan and bring some new talent in. His side may have won the league last season, but that was under a very powerful manager. He did not have much chance to stengthen his team in the summer and should be given time to change the squad.

The players know how to win, is it the managers fault they have lost the desire to win, Feggie would never have acepted such a shambles, I think the fans should get behind the manager and support him 100%.
Walking out near the end of game is attrocious, David Moyes must be given more time.

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What really bothers me,is the fact that some of these young failures (So Far) seem to inhabit our world cup squad.:eek::eek: Seems England must reckon, Oh they play fer united they must be good.:rolleyes:

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why cant saha get near the team yet wellbeck cant hit a barn door and gets lots of playing time?

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All the kids will want one of these when it snows. :D:D:D:D

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Dear Oh Dear - so the deadwood gang aren't content just to be a crap team, but now they are alleged to have fixed games, receiving bribes to throw games or pick up cards:( Must be the culture:alright:

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Another that made me laugh. :D:D:D:D

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They just get better and better. :D:D:D:D

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Robin Van Persie injured and out for 8 games:
BBC Sport - Robin van Persie: Man Utd striker out for a month with thigh injury

Its only a matter of time until Davy and his boys are steaming back to the top of the Prem like a train........









And here's the train now:alright:

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Yet again, Smug Mode:D

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JD9d0Zr...%3DJD9d0ZrBnLE

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Whenever your ready Barrie, just remind me, how many did you win against Tottenham two weeks ago?:alright:

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It is the games to come that matter. Not a bad one to win last night even though VP was missing - how are the scousers going to do when Chipmunk is out injured or he has had a another nibble at somebodies arm or shoulder. The way Spurs have played in the last couple of matches perhaps need them to be included in the match fixing investigation along with the deadwood gang:tongueout

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The games to come are the ones to matter.
Any truth that the bookies are laying odds on when the chipmunk is going to bite someone else, sure there was something about that and that it is being investigated as part of the match fixing scandal:rolleyes:

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Seems the Chipmunk isn't the only one biting! ;) :D

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The same as we did when we played you at Anfield with out him at the start of the season:p

Remember these words??????
League Positions and points are included

Barrie,
27/08/13 Man U, 6th 4 points. L'Pool, 3rd 6 points
1/09/13 Man U, 7th 4 points. L'Pool, 1st 9 points
2/09/13
25/09/13 Man U, 8th 7 points. L'Pool, 5th 10 points
7/10/13 Man U, 9th 10 points. L'Pool, 2nd 16 points
4/11/13 Man U, 8th 17 points. L'Pool, 3rd 20 points
5/11/13
6/11/13
08/11/13
10/11/13 Man U, 5th 20 points. L'Pool, 2nd 23 points
10/11/13
11/11/13
26/11/13 Man U, 6th 21 points. L'Pool, 2nd 24 points
27/11/13
28/11/13
29/11/13
07/12/13 Man U, 9th 22 points. L'Pool, 2nd 30 points
Finally:
16/12/13 Man U, 8th 25 points. L'Pool, 2nd 33 points
Almost half way through the season...hummmm.

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You know Barrie not that long ago you were acusing Cashy and others of Bigotry for calling Rooney a Gypo, now you are doing the same to Suarez and libel as well.:eek:
My how the mighty have fallen, if I were you I would be more concerned with the clubs around you, you know the ones mid table:alright:

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Ouch! :oke2: :D

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How bored you must be:tongueout

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I hadn't realised before just how sad a person you are.
Because someone is likened to a chipmunk who tend to chew on anything around them - and Suarez does have that tendency, you consider that to be bigotry? Perhaps you ought to think a little deeper:rolleyes:
I would also point out that the term "Gypo" is racialist and referring to anyone as such is can lead to prosecution of the offender. Perhaps you need to don your oxygen mask, obviously the air is becoming too rarefied for you;)
I will be very grateful to receive any advice from you on coping with my club being mid-table, after all you have so much experience of being there:tongueout

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Get used to it, mid table is all you can expect under The Chosen One, you must wonder if Sir Alex himself wanted to make sure his legacy was never bettered:tongueout


The king is dead, long live David Moyes:alright:

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What a sad, sad person you can be:rolleyes:

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:rolleyes:Only as sad, sad as someone who takes pot shots at every other team other than his beloved Man U, for example calling Blackburn Rovers, Deadwoods, constant jokes about Chicken...:rolleyes:

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Get your anorak on and go and collect some more train numbers:rolleyes:

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Will do mate:alright:

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Looks like Moysie got out of the Crimbo spirit today, he weren't roasting his Chestnuts on an open fire! :eek:

Stanley being Stanley, making us sweat on a result ....... again! :rolleyes:

Incidentally, anyone seen the table of late? ;)

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You know we are so bad this weekend, we haven't beat any team above us.:alright:

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There is no excuse for this sort of behavior, if he had been a Liverpool Player or Luis, Barrie would have been straight on here.
At least he got a Yellow Card for it.

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Says it all really:alright:

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The Cristiano Ronaldo school of Diving

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Merry Christmas one & all (even the Mankies :D) & here's your prezzie! ;)

Luis Suarez as you've never seen him before - YouTube

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Scousers top of the table at Christmas since I don't know when - Oh of course that was one of those years when La Crème won the title;)
Must admit the scousers are getting some great results, arguably all down to the nibbler. Better hope they feed him well before every match so that he doesn't go for a hat trick of biting offences:eek:
What a great comeback for Stanley - guess they borrowed some Fergie Time:D
Hypoxia time at Deadwood, they must be close to their highest position this season, they will be getting nose bleeds as well:rolleyes:
Should be an interesting holiday period, some cracking games scheduled, only time will tell who is really in for the title:o
Wishing all our readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year:alright::D

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Since football was invented in 1992-1993....

The team top of the Table at Christmas and how they finished.

1993: Norwich City - 3rd.
1994: Manchester United - won.
1995: Blackburn Rovers - won.
1996: Newcastle United - 2nd.
1997: Liverpool - 4th.
1998: Manchester United - 2nd.
1999: Aston Villa - 6th.
2000: Leeds United - 3rd
2001: Manchester United - won.
2002: Newcastle United - 4th.
2003: Arsenal - 2nd.
2004: Manchester United - 3rd.
2005: Chelsea - won.
2006: Chelsea - won.
2008: Arsenal - 3rd.
2009: Liverpool - 2nd.
2010: Chelsea - won.
2011: Manchester United - won.
2012: Manchester City - won.
2013: Manchester United - won.


So for our friends down East Lancs...in ALL that time only one side who was top a Christmas has dropped out of the top 4.

You best be looking at others to drop out if you want in.

oh and Happy Christmas

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Not a bad Christmas period for some of us:D A pity that Stanley couldn't keep their roll going but at least they didn't get beat, let us hope that they get straight back into winning ways:)
Deadwoods maintaining their usual standards - not winning:rolleyes:
Poor old scousers, if it isn't the chipmunk in trouble it is the Dodger himself:tongueout
Thought La Crème had given their old boys too much of a start but it all came right in the end, 3 points closer to the scousers and we have always started to pick up after Christmas. Whether Moyes can get a trophy is still wide open but one must remember it took SAF 4 seasons to get his first and then look at what has happened since then:alright:

Happy New Year to you all:D

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Straws - clutching! ;) And a Happy New year to you too Barrie. :)

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Straws.....winning three home games on the trot does not count as 'the Treble'

Yep you won Barrie, but if Hull had not scored for you. .........
keep dreaming, at least we did not lose 4-1 to City

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To be perfectly honest Liverpool were robbed by very poor officials, Sterlings disallowed goal was well onside, but thats life.

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Looks like the Swagger is back, against 3 formidable opponents, Hull who are in 12th, West ham 19th and Aston Villa 13th. In the old days you would have steamrolled them with out comment, but under the new regime you are over the moon. Good, for the rest of the footballing world long may it continue, I really do hope David Moyes stays for a long long time:alright:

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Just found this, it might be of interest to some of you.

Everton David Moyes - Ten from Ten [DVD]: Amazon.co.uk: Film & TV

Although I preferred the reviews myself.....


http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-revi...owViewpoints=1

I wonder if we will be treated to one in a few years from his present club?

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You scousers need to win tomorrow - we are hauling you back at quite a reasonable rate, if we carry on like this you will soon be trailing in our dust again, but of course that will be nothing new to you:tongueout
Agree that Sterling was onside, but it was the linesman at fault not the ref - the dodger is like too many of scouse supporters - opens his big mouth before engaging brain:alright:

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Someone's being a bit chopsy tonight! 1-0 away at Norwich, suppose that'll do it though. :rolleyes:

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Lucky one nil at that. :D:D:D

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It was 3 points, crap performance maybe but 3 points:tongueout

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No-ones mentioned the Ref,:confused: Typical scum supporter, Twisting things to suit.:D Surely thats opening mouth before engaging brain??

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Not if you keep playing like that......
Still you got the points with out RVP, Rooney lucky for you you had Wellbeck to save your skins, hope he does not get injured.
You know this time last year 'La Creme' were 21 points in front of Liverpool, the same team with a few minor adjustments, you must be loving this Barrie.:alright:

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Oh dear, I am somewhat surprised that Dodger isn't claiming that the ref coming from south of the Watford Gap was biased:rolleyes: Never mind, you are still 2 points and one place ahead of us - how the situation can change in just a few weeks - even Everton are doing better. Must be worrying for you with Everton ahead of you and La Crème creeping up on you. Of course you have an easy match this week whereas ours is going to be very difficult;)
Stanley were a bit unlucky but another game without losing, just a few more sterling efforts and they can be well clear of the relegation zone:D
Deadwoods are maintaining there form, constantly failing to even achieve
the low standards they appear to have set themselves:tongueout

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Seeing we have just had two of the hardest fixtures of our season and we are still ahead of you I am rather happy. Hull should cause no problems at home, although they won away......
Tottenham should be a walk in the park, you getting your excuses in early Barrie, if our team can score 5 against them, surely the Champions can at least do that. :tongueout

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Not long since you were crowing how far ahead of us you were, how times have changed in such a short period:alright:

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Seeing you were 1st and 21 Points in front of us 30/12/12, shows how well we have done and how the mighty have fallen, isn't this the same side that walked the League last year?????? :tongueout
Apart from a new Manager 'The Chosen One' you have had very small changes, so why oh why are you still behind us after we have had two of the toughest fixtures of the year??????
Seeing you lost 4-1 to City and have yet to play Chelsea away, I would wait before you start shouting how great you are.
By the way, we are still in front of you:alright::tongueout:alright:

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And that's what counts in my book! :D



Happy New year folks! (Even the Mankies, gawd, we're generous souls us Scousers)

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Absolutely, happy New Year everyone and no hard feelings Barrie.

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For how long?

Best wishes to all

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Long enough for it to matter mate, as long as you're chuntering! ;)

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Barrie is a damn good bloke, but everybodys got faults.:D no-ones perfect apart from me.;)

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until your 21 points in front of us, if ever.....:D:D

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I don't care how many points we are ahead of your lot, one will suit me but hopefully there will be the normal substantive gap:tongueout:D

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Oops Gaps just increased again.:D

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5 Points now Barrie, not so much Theatre of Dreams, more like Theatre of Screams. Even with 6 added minutes of Moyesy time you could not do it.
At least you don't need to play Tottenham again this season, you drew away and lost at home. So if that was a tough game, Swansea at home this week must be even worse:tongueout, followed by a really tough game in the League Cup (also known as the Mickey Mouse cup) to Sunderland away, the yet again Swansea at home, wow what a week you will be having. At least you get 2 chances to beat Swansea :rolleyes: and you are still in the Mickey Mouse cup.:alright:
Still its transfer window time, maybe you can get some more class players from Everton to shore up the leeks.:tongueout:tongueout

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Never:alright::D:D:D

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Final Whistle

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Thats got to be the misquote of the year! ;)

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Looks like the Moysaih is a bit cheesed off with the odd ref as well........:tongueout

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25571428

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What a crap start to the New Year. Almost time to give up hope of the league, will just have to settle for a top four finish along with the NN, Chelski and the Goonies. Of course with a ref with scouser ties what could we expect.
Stanley didn’t come up to the mark neither, but the deadwoods really pulled one out of the blue.
Scousers still riding their luck but you must be hoping that chipmunk doesn’t miss any games either through injury or another act of cannibalism.
Still with the transfer window now open I hope that we get a class mid-fielder and get rid of some of the dross. We will see.

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Thats right Barrie, blame the ref, there's nothing wrong at all with the team.....

Why oh why to refer to the top Striker in the League, by a mile, by such a derogatory name, Chipmunk I have no idea:confused: maybe your jealous, you have already told us its not bigotry:D.

looks like the wheels are starting to come off, so much for the Chosen One. How long will he stay?????
Has David Moyes Been Sacked?

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This is quite funny
José Mourinho rings David Moyes after the Spurs game - YouTube

So is this
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Ouch! And mayhaps, double ouch!!! http://yoursmiles.org/msmile/fun/m0192.gif

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Going for treble ouch....
Blackburn Rovers held Man City to a Draw today. The last time City played 'La Creme', City won 4-1...
So Blackburn Rovers should be able to stuff the Moyes Boys:tongueout

Still at least Manky U don't get beaten till tomorrow:rolleyes:

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Ah well, they do say all good things come in 3's. ;)

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They most certainly do Dave.
Well Fabio got a justified Red Card, nasty tackle.
The great La Creme lost at The Theatre of Dreams, AGAIN.....
Still Barrie you always have a second shot at Swansea next week. Not to mention the Carling Cup, also known as the Mickey Mouse cup and the Champions League, for now:tongueout
Let us not forget David Moyes is still the manager of Manchester United.


More importantly the lads got a nice 2-0 win.

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Just heard this on Radio 5 phone in.

End of an era. Wake up all United fans. This is the same team that won the league last year. The fear factor has gone now for all teams coming to Old Trafford. The league is a pipe dream now and they have absolutely no chance of Champions League success with this squad. Mind you, you still have the glory of the League Cup to go for...

Kind of sums it up, what do you think Barrie?:alright:

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The way we are going we will be lucky to make the top half of the table. Now he says he may not be able to get the players he wants in January - to my mind he should already have been starting negotiations months ago.
Nobody expected it to be easy for him but this is bordering on the ridiculous - reminiscent of the scousers when KK left the first time around but I don't expect it will take as long for us to return to the big time as it has the scousers - if they stay the course this season
Still, pretty sure that the title will stay in Manchester and not be corroded or nicked by being in scouse land for a year.

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Now now Barrie, you must back your manager, after all he is the chosen one. To be fair to him, he has inherited a mixed bag of a side propped up by Rooney and Van Persie, lets face it he needs time to implement his style, at least 6 years:alright:

If you can hold on to Rooney in the summer, you may be able to challenge for top 5 next year, but lets face it, he will be off the minute a decent offer comes in, after all his contacts due in a year or so.:alright:
Welcome to the mid table, I believe they are now calling Old Trafford the Moyesoleum:tongueout:tongueout

Good news, Sky sports are saying David Moyes will be given money to buy some players this month, Great you need Baines....:and a few more from Everton

Transfer boost for Manchester United as David Moyes promised funds to target central midfielder | Football News | Sky Sports

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