gurru991 Posted 12 September 2019 Posted 12 September 2019 14 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: Southgate appears to be a fan, hence why I said I'd expect him to replace should Southgate still be there I agree I'm seriously hoping that Southgate isn't a long term manager but to be honest I don't know who I would replace him with.
gerrytaggart Posted 12 September 2019 Posted 12 September 2019 6 minutes ago, gurru991 said: I agree I'm seriously hoping that Southgate isn't a long term manager but to be honest I don't know who I would replace him with. Pearson 🙈
Deeg67 Posted 12 September 2019 Posted 12 September 2019 I’ve always thought Howe would be a good fit for the National team. But he’s way too expansive in play style for the FA.
urban.spaceman Posted 12 September 2019 Posted 12 September 2019 6) The Premier League crisis baton, part one It’s way too early for any club to be in full-blown crisis mode. But you know how folk are, and a couple of slow-starting big clubs might find themselves under pressure should things not go their way this weekend. Unbeaten Leicester City are everyone’s tip to break up the Champions League cartel, and midfield maestro James Maddison has had a fortnight conserving his energy on England’s bench. The Foxes haven’t won at Old Trafford since Tony Cottee scored a first-half winner in 1998, and with Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s side currently partying like it’s 1962, they might not have a better chance to end that barren run for a while. Should they frustrate the hosts, expect the wholly unreasonable noise around Manchester United – a team right at the start of a rebuild – to get a little louder. SM FacebookTwitterPinterest Ole Gunnar Solskjær will be keen to avoid another defeat at Old Trafford, following the loss to Crystal Palace. Photograph: Jan Kruger/Getty Images Guardian's 10 things to look for.
TheLittleBigMan Posted 12 September 2019 Posted 12 September 2019 Back to the game. Any news on uniteds injury list? It's been 20 odd years since we beat these lot at theirs and it's about time we changed that. Really fancy us for the 3 pts. Up the foxes
TheSomersetFox Posted 12 September 2019 Posted 12 September 2019 1 minute ago, urban.spaceman said: 6) The Premier League crisis baton, part one It’s way too early for any club to be in full-blown crisis mode. But you know how folk are, and a couple of slow-starting big clubs might find themselves under pressure should things not go their way this weekend. Unbeaten Leicester City are everyone’s tip to break up the Champions League cartel, and midfield maestro James Maddison has had a fortnight conserving his energy on England’s bench. The Foxes haven’t won at Old Trafford since Tony Cottee scored a first-half winner in 1998, and with Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s side currently partying like it’s 1962, they might not have a better chance to end that barren run for a while. Should they frustrate the hosts, expect the wholly unreasonable noise around Manchester United – a team right at the start of a rebuild – to get a little louder. SM FacebookTwitterPinterest Ole Gunnar Solskjær will be keen to avoid another defeat at Old Trafford, following the loss to Crystal Palace. Photograph: Jan Kruger/Getty Images Guardian's 10 things to look for. Reading stuff like this still makes me laugh. Mad how far we've come. We're close to becoming a football manager save at this point
Gamble92 Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Would love it if we win this, love it. But i can't help but feel its one of them that we really fancy an upset too much. You can't expect a win here, you can think we are more than capable, but expecting a win when they have the fire power they do is naive. Having said that Manchester United 1-3 Leicester City
The Quick Brown Fox Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 I have a couple of Man Utd supporting friends round to watch the game so I'm hoping we absolutely smash them from the first minute. Obviously id love to see a Big Harry mistake letting Vardy through for a goal.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 We really should be beating teams like these if we have hopes of a top half of the league finish
rachhere Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 1 hour ago, The Year Of The Fox said: Banker Ohhhhh. I am not a betting person, but that does look inviting!
Fosse93 Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Please, please win this boys. Forget Forest, Derby, Cov... I ****ing hate Manchester United.
Jimothy Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 1 hour ago, The Year Of The Fox said: Banker Guaranteed now that Maguire will score and Vardy will be carded.
UniFox21 Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Think we go for the same set up as against Bournemouth. AWB is a great tackler, I'd worry he'd manage to stop Maddison getting as much free space. That way we can also look to pen in and pressurise United's left side
ealingfox Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Why would we not boo Maguire? Genuinely think some of you don't really get football. It's tribal, he sacked us off, good deal or not. He's not a league winner or anything - he was only here 2 seasons, in which we sacked 2 managers and won nothing. We're meant to be putting him off, trying to help our guys. Will you celebrate if Maguire scores too? Boo and jeer away lads.
car1os Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Want us to win this game, especially as the Media machine, no doubt influenced by United, have tried to unsettle us with speculation about Maddison. Am sick of these tactics. 1-2 City
The Guvnor Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Historically it's always been intimidating for away teams playing at OT. We need to go there with no fear, match their intensity, and fcuking show them that Leicester City are now a force to be reckoned with.
kyleolly Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Martial, Shaw and Pogba out of tomorrows game!
Shane Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Hopefully we won't play 2 CDM's now Pogba and Martial are injured (their two best players imo)
goose2010 Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 POGBA, MARTIAL AND SHAW MISSING FOR UTD Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confirmed Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial and Luke Shaw have all been ruled out of tomorrow's game against Leicester at Old Trafford. Diogo Dalot will also miss the match, while Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Jesse Lingard are doubts. "Pogba won't be fit unless he's had a miraculous recovery overnight. He's not been ready to train at 100 per cent," Solskjaer said. I was confident before I heard their team news, now we a huge opportunity to really make a claim early on in the season.
StriderHiryu Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 6 minutes ago, Beechey said: Couldn't ask for much better than that. Pogba always seems to do something against us, even if he has an overall mediocre game. With him out of the team, our midfield should be able to dominate the game!
Jack1993 Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 Can anybody post their likely starting 11 taking injuries into account? I don't know enough about them to know who would step in... surely our starting 11 now definitely becomes the "favourites" on paper
kyleolly Posted 13 September 2019 Posted 13 September 2019 De Gea Tuanzebe Lindelof Maguire Young Mctominay Matic Pereria Mata James Rashford (if wan Bissaka is out)
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