Ollie93

Agree, I see us being in a relegation scrap.

Praet should've started over Choudry imo. Why bring Perez on for Kelechi when we are chasing the game? However, it should never have come down to needing a win. We've bottled it. I honestly think the lead we've thrown away is criminal, its the biggest bottle ever. The only saving grace is Jonny Evans' fantastic red card with his little smirk after.

Will any gyms be doing day passes on saturday?

Couldn't agree more, this is how half the people on here would give a team talk. "Don't worry, we are lucky to be 5th, yes we let a 14pt cushion slip, however, we've surpassed our expectations this season, so just go out and do your best.

Repeat after me?

second one: Repeating myself?

isn't the catholic church the richest of the lot?

I'd say a lot is found through the finding of bones, skeletons, artefacts, ancient ruins? Well it's not a separate point, you asked why I don't think the bible can be considered evidence, and as stated above, how can something which tells the story of a man feeding 5000 people with a singular fish and loaf of bread, which i'd deem as close to impossible, be considered as factual evidence?

Because, like I said, the majority of it is a story. I don't know too much about the contents of the bible, however, one man feeding 5000 people with just a fish and a loaf of bread? Tell me why people are starving if this is achievable?

So what's your position, do you think its a failure?

The two highlighted were far more than that. Rodgers playing 2 CDMs against Brighton was stupid. We should've won the game against Bournemouth well before Schmeicels error.

Not at all, of course i am happy we still have European football, i'd be stupid not to be.

isn't everything just theory until it can be disproved, then a new theory arises? Correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't the only evidence of anything Jesus related, is only what has been written in the bible? Passed down over thousands of years, where some of it could've been changed in translation etc? Seems a bit far fetched to say that it proves anything, when a lot of it is just stories telling us humans how to be nice.

Of course, all points recognised. However, you're speaking as though the rival clubs have caught us, not that we have lost the position we were in. We should have taken maximum points off Norwich and Brighton, then we wouldn't be having this discussion. That just comes down to poor tactical decisions on the day and sheer complacency, thinking we already had it in the bag.

The Troy Deeney goal was bitterly dissapointing, this is a failure. If we'd have got results against Norwich/Brighton etc, which we should have, we wouldn't be in this situation.

Two points; firstly that what if the universe is expanding then suddenly contracts down to atom size and again, then expands etc. This is the view Prof Brian Cox has, seems logical to me, as space isn't actually expanding, it is believed to just be stretching. Think of a rubber band expanding then suddenly snapping back. This would make this a cycle and just just a singular event. Thus not needing a 'god' to start it. Secondly, you can have group hallucinations if you're all tripping on LSD/mushrooms etc. If there was one god, then why does every religion claims theirs is the one?

Couldn't agree more, from the position we were in, 14 points clear of 5th in January, this is a failure. It's a defeatist mentality to say "well at least we are still 5th".

Wolves play completely different to us & they have a better squad, or they would've kept Ryan Bennett.

It arguably doesn't, but Europa is looking more of a certainty after yesterday.

If we get Europa League, we will be in a relegation battle next year, unless we make some serious signings.

Did you have symptoms or just went anyway?

When do restrictions get lifted? Did the new 'boundary' come into effect last night of the 24th?

This whole VAR nonsense is so corrupt. How can anyone defend the fact that there is a clear agenda to get Man United into the top 4?

Big win last night. Solid at the back, solid in the middle of the park. Youri and Ndidi were brilliant. What I enjoyed the most though was the change in our decisions on the ball at the back, when in doubt, hoof it. The confidence shown was class. We move.

Literally this. Imagine the doing the same level of testing in London, then compare the results per 100,000.