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I ****ing hope you people don't **** it up. City winning the title would create a monster (like it did when Chelsea won it in 2005). Them going out of the FA Cup, League Cup and Europe means they will have to win the league and if they don't it will shatter them. GO RED NOSE!!!!
 
smokey said:
I ****ing hope you people don't **** it up. City winning the title would create a monster (like it did when Chelsea won it in 2005). Them going out of the FA Cup, League Cup and Europe means they will have to win the league and if they don't it will shatter them. GO RED NOSE!!!!
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Well your team can do them a massive favour on Wednesday. Draw would be fine though, no need for Chelsea to go and win the game. :D
 
Trust Chelsea to cock it up for us on Wed only for Stoke to steal some vital pts :)
 
Little reminder of Nani's goal against City in the Community Shield :) What a beautifully crafted goal.

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@Stick - I'd be happy with a 1-0 :)

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Ryan Giggs with Danny Welbeck, aged 13. Awesome.
 
Hoping for a repeat of the last 2 games. Have a comfortable lead in the 2nd half and Pogba comes on.

Would be even better if he started, but I doubt it.
 
Scholes isn't starting...


De Gea, Rafael Da Silva, Ferdinand, Evans, Evra, Valencia, Carrick, Giggs, Young, Welbeck, Rooney. Subs: Amos, Jones, Berbatov, Smalling, Hernandez, Scholes, Cleverley.
 
Fulham manager Martin Jol says everyone inside Old Trafford expected his side to be awarded a late penalty.
The Cottagers were denied a spot kick when United's Michael Carrick tripped Danny Murphy in the 87th minute.
"I think everyone in the stadium expected a penalty to be honest," said Jol. "You have to be brave to give a penalty away at Manchester United.
"I thought it was a difficult decision. If he had given the penalty he would have had to send Michael Carrick off."
Jol added, of 27-year-old Michael Oliver's decision: "A few years ago, the ball was a metre over the line and they did not give it. Maybe the linesman was not quick enough that time.
"But tonight the referee was there in line. It needed a brave decision because it was either a dive and he should book someone or he has to give Carrick a red card.
"I don't want to see Carrick sent off but it needed a brave decision and I think it was a penalty kick."
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17519700
 
boom 3 points clear

that evra needs to wake up ...he started playing well in the last 20 minutes but he made duff look like he is brilliant

valencia is back and not giving up that place ...going to be a nice fight for the wings when nani returns
 
Are we taking this or will we mess up along the way, we just need to afford to lose to Man City then we are sorted
 
KOPITE said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17519700
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Among the current English Premier League teams which have played 50 or more home games since 2006, the statistics supplied by the sports data specialists Opta show that, on average, Manchester United have conceded one penalty every 12 home games.

This is more than Fulham, who have conceded roughly one penalty every 14 games at home.

So it is actually more common for a visiting team to get a penalty at Old Trafford than Craven Cottage.
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From : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17562451
 
Huge game tonight, Blackburn at Ewood is never easy. Wouldn't mind Berbatov starting, he always seems to score against Blackburn, but I doubt he'll start.
 
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